From the daily archives: Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Warming in the Arctic is proceeding at a dramatic rate. This article describes many changes and dangers. Spring is coming 6-8 days earlier.
Arctic spring’s ‘rapid advance BBC News.
and earlier
Arctic ice no barrier for plants. BBCNews
Continue Reading →While the Alaskan (Kodiak) brown bear (Ursus arctos middendorffi) tops a thousand pounds, that size is very rare for the interior grizzly, but Montana Bear Management Specialist Mike Madel just snared the second largest ever recorded in the Northern Rockies near Choteau, Montana. The bear weighed 750 pounds and could reach 900 by fall. The […]
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