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Despite Climate Change: Habitat Is Getting Smaller, Polar Bears Are Getting Thicker
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The body fat of 770 polar bears was analyzed: Although the ice – their habitat – is slowly disappearing, they have become fatter.
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An investigation in Scientific Reports reveals that the polar bear populations of the Svalbard Archipelago, Norway, affected by thaws due to global warming in the Arctic, gained weight in the last 20 years. Bears are more robust because they consume more often prey such as reindeer and walruses, whose populations have recovered, and ringed seals, which now concentrate on smaller ice areas, facilitating their hunting. “It’s not really a new behav…
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