16,000 Whales Swarm Greenland Waters That Were Once Locked in Ice | News World

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Melting Arctic ice has opened up waters off Greenland’s coast that were once frozen shut, and thousands of baleen whales are rushing in. But scientists warn that the same warming trend creating this feeding paradise could eventually destroy it.

Climate change is altering the planet as air and ocean temperatures rise. This trend tends to harm plants and animals as their habitats change. But some whales are actually benefitting, as warming seas turn Greenland waters into a…

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