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Por que alguns ursos polares estão 'mais gordos e saudáveis' apesar do derretimento do gelo marinho?
Episode May 16, 2026 5 min 39s

Por que alguns ursos polares estão 'mais gordos e saudáveis' apesar do derretimento do gelo marinho?

From BBC Lê • BBC Brasil

Os cientistas esperavam o contrário, porque os ursos polares dependem do gelo marinho como plataforma para caçar; mas o mistério tem explicação.

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