A polar bear destroyed almost an entire seabird colony in Alaska; scientists say changing food habits may explain why
- Female polar bear near Kaktovik, Barter Island, Alaska.
- The incident, recorded on Spy Island in July 2024, was part of a wider pattern described in a 2026 study published in ‘Norwegian Polar Institute.
- ’ Researchers found that polar bear attacks on bird colonies have become more noticeable as summer sea ice declines, leaving bea
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- Female polar bear near Kaktovik, Barter Island, Alaska.
- The incident, recorded on Spy Island in July 2024, was part of a wider pattern described in a 2026 study published in ‘Norwegian Polar Institute.
- ’ Researchers found that polar bear attacks on bird colonies have become more noticeable as summer sea ice declines, leaving bea
Sources: Times of India