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Walruses are large marine mammals that primarily feed on benthic organisms such as clams, mussels, and other mollusks. They also consume a variety of fish species including cod, salmon, halibut…
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The Arctic wolf, also known as polar wolf or white wolf, is a subspecies of gray wolf. It is indigenous to the Arctic tundra regions of North America and Greenland.…
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Coral reefs are complex structures underwater deposited by corals. Corals are immobile small marine invertebrate animals that take root on the ocean floor. They are colonial animals and classified in…
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The beluga whale is an iconic toothed whale species found in the Arctic and Sub-arctic waters of the Northern Hemisphere. Their total worldwide population is estimated to be about 150,000…
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Coral reefs are huge structures underwater that are deposited and built by coral polyps. While corals are marine invertebrates and colonial animals that belong to the class Anthozoa and phylum…
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The killer whale or orca is a well-known species of oceanic dolphin family. It is found in all oceans of the world. It is the top or apex predator of…
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Pangolins are mysterious and shy creatures that have long captured the imagination of animal lovers around the world. But did you know that they are also the most trafficked animal…
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Ecopsychology is a field of study that seeks to understand the relationship between humans and the natural world. It combines the principles of psychology with an understanding of the environment…
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The estimated number of polar bears left in the world is between 22,000 and 31,000. Polar Bears are the most iconic species of the arctic ecosystem. But they are also…
