"This is an arctic species, not adapted to the heat and human interaction here in New England,” Mystic Aquarium’s Animal Rescue Program Manager Sarah Callan said in a statement. “The seal ...

Polar bears perch on sea ice to ambush seals—the source of 90 percent ... Ikummaq tells me the names for a few Arctic animals. An aarluk—“kills everything”—is a killer whale; a ...

A new method of tracking the dietary habits and contaminant exposure of animals in Arctic marine ecosystems is providing ...

Harp seals typically are found in icy parts of the Arctic and North Atlantic oceans, but one made it all the way to New ...

As polar tourism surges, experts warn of its environmental impact. From transport choices to local food, here's how to visit ...

In the spring, when animals migrate north and the sun never ... Inuit community’s annual ice fishing competition for arctic char. Seal hunting is an essential part of life for the Inuit.

As an Arctic species, Harp seals often consume snow and ice for fresh water. When they haul out on beaches, sick, dehydrated, and stressed Harp seals may start eating sand, confusing it for snow.

Goodbye, Wild Arctic! Hello, Expedition Odyssey!  That's the new name for the fully revamped and re-imagined cold-weather ...