Not exact matches
For the first time, the researchers have carried out a ten - year
population study of two seabird species: brown
skuas living in the Kerguelen Islands (Subantarctic) and south polar
skuas living in Adélie Land (Antarctica).
Some species don't get the chance to seek cooler climate as climate change has also caused the disappearance of many creatures including emperor penguins, which lost 50 percent of their
population; rockhopper penguins in Campbell Island dipped by 96 percent; ivy gull lost 70 percent; and Arctic
skua breeding numbers in Scotland decreased 74 percent from 1986 to 2011.