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- Svalbard walrus thrive in the face of sea ice decline, mocking predictions of future catastrophe Mon, 9 Jan 23, 5:00amIn other words, the Svalbard population of Atlantic walrus increased 109% between 2006 and 2018, even as summer sea ice declined markedly in the Barents Sea.
- Activist heads explode as USFWS says oil activities pose minimal risk to polar bears in AK Mon, 31 May 21, 11:00pmFrom Polar Bear Science Posted on May 30, 2021 | Apparently, the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) under Joe Biden agrees with my conclusion that oil company activities in Alaska pose minimal risk…
- Mice are eating nesting seabirds in the Pacific alive Thu, 29 Mar 18, 4:41amOn the Midway Atoll in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, invasive mice are attacking nesting albatrosses, causing gruesome wounds that bleed profusely and can cause birds to abandon their nests or die...
- Melting Arctic Ice Causes 35,000 Walruses to Mass on Alaskan Beach, Raising Fears of Stampede Fri, 3 Oct 14, 4:30amThis past weekend a mass of 35,000 walruses congregated on a remote Alaskan beach - and now authorities are concerned that the animals could stampede. This would put many of the animals at risk of death by trampling - especially...
- Don’t Forget to Thank the Pollinators That Made Your Thanksgiving Feast Possible Thu, 28 Nov 13, 6:42amWhile you are sitting around the Thanksgiving table surrounded by pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce and heaps of vegetables, sharing the things that you are thankful for, don’t forget to thank the insects and animals that made...
- Utility Company Pays $1 Million in First Fine for Wind Farm-Related Bird Deaths Tue, 26 Nov 13, 3:31amPhoto via Shutterstock A subsidiary of North Carolina-based Duke Energy has agreed to pay the first ever criminal fines to stem from the deaths of migratory birds at wind turbine sites in the US...