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Polar Bears Drop Their GPS Tracking Collars, but Can Still Be Used To Track Drifting Ice
Scientists have found a new use for GPS tracking collars dropped by polar bears: they showed drifting ice movement.
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ALERT: Polar Bears Will Soon Be Extinct Without Decisive Action on Climate Change
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Polar Bear Town Unveils the 'Lords of Arctics' -- How Dangerous are Polar Bear Encounters?
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ALERT: Shorter Sea Ice Season in Arctic Could Endanger 19 Polar Bear Populations
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Consequences of Climate Change: Polar Bear Population Shrinking Due to Arctic Sea Ice Melt
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Good News! Russian Meteorologists Now Free From Polar Bear 'Siege'
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Consequences of Climate Change: Polar Bears to have Shorter Hunting, Breeding Season, NASA Says
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Polar Bears Trap Russian Meteorologists in Remote Arctic Station 2,800 Miles from Moscow
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Melting Arctic Ice Forces Polar Bears to Swim Long Distances Without Rest
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Polar Bear Patrols Keep Bears and Arctic Communities Safe
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Polar Bear Gets Valentine's Day Treat at St. Louis Zoo
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Toronto Zoo's Polar Bear Cub Is a Natural In the Snow [WATCH]
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Tiny Bear With a Name: Meet Nora, Columbus Zoo's New Member
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