Southern Cross Isle is a small, uninhabited island located in the Southern Ocean. It is part of the Australian Antarctic Territory and is known for its rugged terrain and unique wildlife. The island is often visited by researchers studying the local ecosystem and the effects of climate change. The island is named after the Southern Cross, a prominent constellation visible in the southern hemisphere. Southern Cross Isle is surrounded by cold waters and is characterized by its rocky shores and sparse vegetation. Its remote location makes it a significant site for scientific exploration and conservation efforts.