Polar Bear
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Alaskan Polar Bear Scavenging on Bird Carcasses Infected With Bird Flu Dies
Experts confirmed that a polar bear, scavenging on dead birds in Alaska, died of bird flu. Read more here.
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Polar Bears at Risk: Analysis of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sea Ice Loss
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Churchill Sees Unusual High Number Of Polar Bears As Sea Ice Melts Due To Global Warming
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7 Polar Bear Body Movements and What They Mean
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Polar Bear Shot Dead After Killing Mother and Son in Alaska
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Unraveling the Tangled History of Polar Bears to Brown Bears Using Genetic Sequencing
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Scientists Horrified After Spotting Polar Bears Stalking and Killing Reindeer
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Polar Bears Might Go Extinct by the End of the Century if Arctic Ice Continues to Melt
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"It Bit Me on My Neck and I Blacked out"- Survivor Recalls Horrifying Experience in Polar Bear Attack
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Hungry Polar Bears Risk Starvation in the Hunt For Seabird Eggs
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Searching for Misha: The Life and Tragedies of the World's Most Famous Polar Bear
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Polar Bear Population Likely to Plummet by 30% Due to Rapid Melting of Sea Ice
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The World's Saddest Polar Bear Gets a Reprieve, Temporarily Removed From Chinese Mall
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Older Male Blue Tits More Successful in Extra-Marital Breeding Compared to Younger Males
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Retention Ponds, Wetlands Can Decrease Particle Pollution in Aquatic Environment by 75% [Study]
