March 22, 2021 3:14 am
From Tom Harris at ICSC Canada: In ‘State of the Polar Bear Report 2020’, zoologist Dr. Susan Crockford writes, “in 2020, even though summer sea ice declined to the second lowest levels since 1979, there were no reports of widespread starvation of bears, acts of cannibalism, or drowning deaths that might suggest bears were having trouble surviving the ice-free season.”
22 March 2021 [1:34]
Posted by susanjcrockford
Categories: Life History, Sea ice habitat
Tags: ice-free season, polar bear, primary productivity, sea ice
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