Environment
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Incest Between Arctic Polar Bears Now Alarmingly Common Due to Climate Change
According to research, Arctic Sea ice is disappearing at such a fast rate that "incest" among polar bears is becoming more prevalent as habitats become smaller and more isolated.
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