Is there more to the Arctic than searching for polar bears?
Svalbard, Norway (PA Media/dpa) – Resting on a solitary slab of ice floating in the Arctic Ocean, a majestic creature sparkles in the polar summer sunshine. Camouflaged by a crisp covering of snow, the animal I’m observing melts into an environment rapidly disappearing in temperatures uncomfortably warm this far north.
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