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Greenland shark may live 400 years, smashing longevity record
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Melting sea ice is stressing out narwhals
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One of the world’s most popular trees arose near the Arctic Circle
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How reindeer evolved to survive freezing Arctic winters
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‘Rewilding’ landscapes with rhinos and reindeer could prevent fires and keep Arc...
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Tundra in Turmoil
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Killer gas aids elephant seals’ deep dives
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North Atlantic right whale faces extinction
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Beloved Arctic Station Braces for Its Own Climate Change
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The North Atlantic right whale faces extinction
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Neither Cold Nor Snow Stops Tundra Fungi
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