The Ice Prince lived for only 18 months, but his past is wrapped in mystery, wealth, and extraordinary preservation.

Scientists in the United Kingdom examined a common climate trend that's causing glacial ice melt and leading to rising sea levels.

That’s why the melting of the Arctic sea ice threatens polar bear survival. 1 of 12 A polar bear watches her cubs on the Hudson Bay in Manitoba, Canada. The bay is famous for polar bears ...

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The Jakobshavn Glacier is one of the world’s fastest-moving, most productive and fastest-melting ... bears are a rare sight, but they are most commonly seen along the coast or among the sea ice ...

Learning to Swim Across Icy Waters (image credits: unsplash) Swimming is not just a useful skill for polar bears; it is a necessity for survival. As the ice retreats, swimming distances grow longer, ...

Melting ice in the Arctic and Antarctic is putting incredible pressure on animals like polar bears, penguins, seals, and walruses, threatening their survival as their habitats shrink and food ...

Recent scientific studies reveal that melting ice sheets in West Antarctica might trigger volcanic activity, creating a cycle that speeds up ice loss and sea-level rise. Scientists studying Earth ...

It's famous for its northern lights and polar bears ... is covered by ice. Even as we near the North Pole, we rarely come across stretches of ice that are a "10 out of 10." The Arctic landscape can ...

Scientists monitor polar bears because, like you said, the Arctic ice is declining – and it’s happening fast. The ice is melting because of global warming. When humans burn fossil fuels like ...