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Posted Wed Aug 27 2008: from World Wildlife Fund, via ScienceDaily:
Polar Bears Found Swimming Miles From Alaskan Coast http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1219850161
An aerial survey by government scientists in Alaska's Chukchi Sea has recently found at least nine polar bears swimming in open water -- with one at least 60 miles from shore -- raising concern among wildlife experts about their survival.... "As climate change continues to dramatically disrupt the Arctic, polar bears and their cubs are being forced to swim longer distances to find food and habitat."... Satellite images indicate that ice was absent in most of the region where the bears were found on August 16, 2008, and some experts predict this year's sea ice loss could meet or exceed the record set last year.
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