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“The Arctic’s warming two to four times faster than the rest of the world, humans are expanding into areas that might be important for polar bear denning, and we know they’re sensitive to disturbance ...

Past research has shown that how long polar bear mothers remain at their ... Polar bears are born about as pathetic as humans, and the den protects them from the frigid weather as they grow 20 times ...

Meteorologists have been saying a sudden stratospheric warming event could take place over the next fortnight. Such a move could lead potentially to a quick decline of the polar vortex - a subject ...

It debuted in late 2023 and is tied for size with sister ship Carnival Celebration, which first set sail in 2022, at 183,521 gross tons and 5,374 passengers at double occupancy. It's easy to remember ...

Jackie and Shadow are currently incubating three eggs on their large nest overlooking Big Bear Lake in the San Bernardino mountains east of Los Angeles, California. According to the nonprofit ...

Polar Bear via Depositphotos The interaction between humans and polar bears is touching and tense. While the bear appears to be seeking help, its sheer size and strength make the situation precarious.

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They give birth in December or early January, then spend the next ... polar bear families,” Archer tells Science’s Gennaro Tomma. “This is important because it means there is not a one-size ...