We see evidence of the kill first: a shockingly broad spread of scarlet, probably the blood of a ringed seal, on snow-covered ... in Fairbanks. As the habitat for Arctic wildlife shrinks, the ...

Some animals, like the seal, can be found in both the Arctic and Antarctica ... animal or plant eats and obtains nutrition from. Polar habitat – The environment where an animal or plant lives ...

Well, wrap up warm, we're off to the Arctic Circle to find out ... ways it survives is by taking water directly from the ice. A seal sitting on the ice! They have lots of fat under their skin ...

HABITAT: Ringed seals depend on sea ice to give birth ... POPULATION TREND: Ringed seals are the most abundant Arctic seal and are thought to number more than one million individuals. Population ...

The findings are part of a growing body of work showing that even in far-flung parts of the Arctic, plastic pollution is ...

Polar bears eat ringed seals, so if baby seals keep dying off, eventually there will be a decline in the seal population, ...

First we filed suit with allies to block a plan to open more than a million acres of the pristine Arctic National Wildlife Refuge — one of the world's most important wild places and habitat for polar ...

The mitochondrial DNA sequences analyzed in laboratories in York and Copenhagen indicate that the harbor seals came from current populations in Scotland, Norway, Denmark, and the Baltic Sea, while the ...

(ARC, page 2) Ice seal populations remain healthy in the Pacific Arctic, though their diets are shifting. (ARC, page 2) While key findings in this year’s report show that ice seal populations ...

A 154-pound harp seal was hauled out of Brant Beach in Long ... commonly found dwelling on the ice in the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, but have been known to travel as far south as Virginia ...