Why whales are being drawn to 'feeding frenzies' within Arctic Circle(opens in a new tab)
Baleen whales are turning to a newly opened fish bonanza in the Greenland Sea, extending their feeding frenzies into the Arctic Circle and beyond.
Baleen whales are exploiting a recently opened fish hotspot in the Greenland Sea, pushing farther north beyond the Arctic Circle. The shift reflects warmer ocean temperatures and shifting Arctic marine ecosystems.
Baleen whales are turning to a newly opened fish bonanza in the Greenland Sea, extending their feeding frenzies into the Arctic Circle and beyond.
A new study shows baleen whales are moving farther north into the Greenland Sea and beyond the Arctic Circle, following increased fish populations driven by rising ocean temperatures.