Antarctica's Shrinking Sea Ice Affects Birds
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•Shrinking sea ice makes it harder for seabirds to find food
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Most of the world’s albatrosses and their relatives, the petrels, breed on islands in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica .
The researchers tracked 2,497 foraging trips by 1,289 seabirds from South Georgia , a sub-Antarctic island about 1,000 miles from Antarctica .
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