Animals
Genes Reveal how Polar Bears Can Survive on High-Fat Diet
In a genetic analysis published Thursday in the journal Cell, an international team of scientists unveiled the reasons why polar bears, eating their fill of blubbery marine mammals, can survive a high-fat diet.
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