Climate change in Arctic compels whales to move one North further

New researches show that dug, the Greenland whale and a white whale migrate on the North. Scientists connect the phenomenon with temperature increase at the ocean and thawing of ices. Research was conducted on the basis of 227 individuals given tracking. About it reports the Norwegian High North News Internet edition with reference to the Greenland institute natural resources. Dug, the Greenland whale and a white whale prefer cold water and sea ice, and temperature of a surface of the ocean is important for models of migration of whales. It also signals about, whether the area conforms to ecological requirements of whales. Scientists...