Secret population of polar bears found living in seemingly impossible habitat
A new study has revealed a secret subpopulation of polar bears living in an unusual habitat in southeast Greenland. The new group lives in conditions similar to those predicted for the rest of the Arctic at the end of the 21st century, suggesting the species may have a refuge to survive climate change.
A new study has revealed a secret subpopulation of polar bears living in an unusual habitat in southeast Greenland. The new group lives in conditions similar to those predicted for the rest of the Arctic at the end of the 21st century, suggesting the species may have a refuge to survive climate change.
