Animals
Climate Change and Polar Bears: Unlikely to Survive on Land-Based Food
As climate change melts Arctic sea ice and forces polar bears onto steady shores, it seems that they will have to adapt to a new diet. However, it is highly unlikely that these animals will be able to survive strictly on land-based foods, according to a new study.
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