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Some polar bears have been getting chunkier—despite losing their main hunting grounds to climate change
Arctic temperatures are rising nearly four times faster than those in the rest of the world, resulting in the loss of sea ice ...
Polar bears near Svalbard are gaining fat despite sea ice loss, revealing how some Arctic wildlife is adapting to warming.
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Polar bears are using ice loss to their advantage. But scientists warn it won’t last for long
Ice melt could be temporarily helping polar bears hunt more efficiently, but scientists say it may soon hinder populations.
After decades monitoring polar bears in Norway's far north, researchers say the animals have proven incredibly adaptable, but ...
The bears began feeding on alternative food sources, researchers found.
Learn how polar bears in the Arctic’s Barents Sea are maintaining healthy fat reserves despite sea ice loss in a warming ...
Their icy hunting grounds are rapidly shrinking, but polar bears in Norway's remote Svalbard archipelago have defied the odds ...
These polar bears appear to be maintaining their physical health despite the loss of sea ice—their preferred hunting grounds ...
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The Critical First Days That Decide Polar Bear Cub Survival
Regular folks who care about wildlife generally know that climate change is bad for polar bears, but they have only vague ...
Polar bears are actually getting healthier despite shrinking sea ice, scientists have discovered in an unexpected finding.
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Polar Bears in Svalbard Are Getting Fatter Despite Melting Ice — Defying Scientific Expectation
An expert said that the way the mammals are sustaining themselves is likely transient: 'it will be OK for a while, until it isn't.' ...
The body conditions of polar bear (Ursus maritimus) populations around the Norwegian island of Svalbard have improved despite sea ice losses, according to new findings. The findings differ from ...
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