Across the U.S., including Illinois, many non-native wildlife species have found their way into new environments, where they can pose a threat to natural ecosystems and the economy. This spring, ...
Wildlife expert Jeff Corwin explains why some polar bears are getting fatter and healthier.
Researchers used drones to sample whale blow and discovered cetacean morbillivirus in Arctic whales for the first time.
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15 US animals you’re legally forbidden to touch
U.S. federal laws impose fines and criminal penalties for touching or harassing protected wildlife, underscoring legal ...
The zoos may be closed due to weather, but that's not stopping their residents from enjoying it. Yes, even the locations swamped by snowfall managed to get ...
Studying close to 800 bears over nearly 25 years shows that polar bear populations in the rapidly warming Barents Sea, off the northern coasts of Norway and Russia, are doing better than polar bears ...
Polar bears need fat to survive the harsh Arctic cold; that’s why they eat blubbery seals. Seals, meanwhile, need ice to rest ...
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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 ...
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The Gorgeous Norwegian Island With So Many Polar Bears You Can't Venture Outside Without A Rifle
Along with being the northernmost inhabited place in the world, this Norwegian island is home to many polar bears that you'll ...
Norway will fully transition away from fast-growing chicken breeds by 2027, intensifying pressure on UK retailers and ...
A population of bears in Norway’s Arctic is confounding scientists’ expectations, getting fatter and healthier even as the sea ice melts rapidly.
Greek writer and philosopher Nikos Kazantzakis once said, “All my life, one of my greatest desires has been to travel, to see ...
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