Beyond polar bears: Arctic animals share in vulnerable climate future

Mongabay
Mar 7, 2018, 4:15 pm357 pts
Snowy owls, once thought to migrate south in the winter, have been found to largely stay in the Arctic and hunt among the sea ice, which could cause climate change problems for these predators. Photo by Brian Scott on Flickr In a changing Arctic, perhaps no story of a species in peril is more compelling than…

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