Animals
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Polar and Grizzly Bears May One Day Evolve into New Species as Climate Change Intensifies
Polar bears are not just born to adapt to extreme Arctic conditions, but they rely heavily on sea ice for mating; however, their populations were significantly affected over the years as climate fluctuated and caused the ongoing loss of their habitat.
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