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Whales Enter Greenland Waters
A long-term study has found that melting sea ice in East Greenland has allowed large whale species such as humpbacks, fin, and minke whales to move into previously inaccessible areas. These whales are feeding in ice-free waters during the summer, with sightings increasing dramatically since 2006. The change is driven by rising sea temperatures and food availability, leading to what scientists describe as a major ecological shift in the region.
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