Arctic
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Consequences of Climate Change: Arctic Migratory Birds To Lose Breeding Habitat by 2070
A recent study has revealed that migratory birds could lose their breeding habitat in the Arctic region by 2070 if global warming continues.
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Pizzly or Grolar Bear? The Hybrid Grizzly and Polar Bear is the Cutest Result of Climate Change
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'Human Swan' Will Fly With Thousands of Migrating Swans to Study Their Hazards and Decline
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Threatened and Unique Belugas in St. Lawrence Find 'Adopt a Beluga' Sponsors
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Polar Bear Patrols Keep Bears and Arctic Communities Safe
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Vegan Flightless Bird Roamed Arctic 50 Million Years Ago
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World Alive: Marine Life Migrates by Moonlight in Arctic Winter
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'Werewolf' Marine Creatures In the Arctic Navigate By Moon
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What's Supersizing Sea Spiders Lurking In Polar Oceans?
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How Do Arctic Penguins Remain Ice-Free When Diving Into Sub-Zero Waters?
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Narwhals Use Their Tusks as Sensors, Not Hunting Spears
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Coastal Sea Ice in the North Pacific: Much Larger Role Than Previously Thought
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Multiple Predators for Polar Cod in Arctic; Will Climate Change Alter Food Chain?
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Arctic Temperature Slowdown May Curb Arctic Warming by 2°C, But Risks Remain
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