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NewsEmperor penguin colonies abandoned after ‘unprecedented’ loss of sea ice
The breeding failure of four emperor penguin colonies is a sign of things to come, researchers have warned.
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OceansSea urchins: strange and spiny wonders of the ocean
Sea urchins can be found in every ocean on Earth. They’ve been around for 450 million years - but are they now at risk?
