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The Arctic: An Ocean on Top of the World
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Breathe the air at the edge of the world, dive into the unknown, and come face to face with incredible wildlife in the Arctic. | National Geographic
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Breathe the air at the edge of the world, dive into the unknown, and come face to face with incredible wildlife in the Arctic. | National Geographic
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It's hard not to be awed by the fragile beauty of the Arctic Ocean. #NatGeoExplorer: Lost in the Arctic is now streaming on Disney . | National Geographic Travel
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It's hard not to be awed by the fragile beauty of the Arctic Ocean. #NatGeoExplorer: Lost in the Arctic is now streaming on Disney . | National Geographic Travel
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What was once a pristine environment, the Arctic is now facing a tide of plastic waste. Here's how a monumental effort in Norway is helping to curb the spread. | National Geographic
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Often called "unicorns of the sea," narwhals are uniquely adapted to Arctic waters. They migrate with the seasonal formation and melting of sea ice, travel in small pods, and can dive nearly 4,900 feet (1,500 meters) in search of food beneath the ice. Their elusive nature makes every sighting remarkable, a fleeting glimpse into one of the ocean’s most mysterious lives. Video by Martin Gregus Jr. | National Geographic
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The arctic tern makes the equivalent of three trips to the moon and back in its lifetime. | National Geographic
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Each year, NASA works with the National Snow and Ice Data Center to track sea ice as it fluctuates from its minimum extent at the end of spring to its annual maximum extent at the end of winter. Arctic sea ice has been declining for the last several years, as warmer temperatures inhibit its growth and expedite its melt. On March 13, Arctic sea ice reached this year's maximum extent, which continued that trend. Although it wasn't a record low year, it was in the bottom ten maximums seen in the sa
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