Try flight of the penguins: As if our flightless - fowl friends haven't had enough to deal with of late, the warming of the Antarctic Peninsula during the past few decades is also
forcing penguin populations to migrate south.
Not exact matches
The planet as a whole has warmed about 1.3 °F since 1900, but on the peninsula, it has shot up by a whopping 5 °F in just 50 years,
forcing massive ice shelves to disintegrate and sea ice along with
penguin population size to diminish.
Krill also face another threat, which was not a focus of our research: Concentrated industrial fishing is depleting local krill
populations, potentially
forcing penguins and other species to shift their foraging patterns.
The planet as a whole has warmed about 1.3 °F since 1900, but on the peninsula, it has shot up by a whopping 5 °F in just 50 years,
forcing massive ice shelves to disintegrate and sea ice along with
penguin population size to diminish.