In preparation for Christmas, we put together your comprehensive reindeer guide on their favorite foods, what to know about ...

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Arctic hares live in one of the harshest environments on Earth in northern Canada, where the long winters last up to nine months and temperatures can drop to -40°C.During this time, they abandon their ...

Soldiers walk through a camp, as members of the Finnish arctic expert Jaeger Brigade train British, Swiss and French troops in cold-weather logistics on Nov. 19, 2024, near Heinujarvi, Finland. (Leon ...

Warmer Atlantic water from near Greenland is heating up the depths of the Arctic Ocean, which was previously thought of as one of the few places not significantly affected by climate change. The sea ...

THE SHORES of the Arctic ocean are thrumming with ever more activity: tankers, freighters, research vessels, barges, cruise ships and even private yachts sail its waters. Expect more in spring 2026, ...

The world’s most remote national park sits on 13,238 square miles of remote, practically unreachable land. It has no roads or trails, and can only be accessed by plane or a bush road miles from the ...

GROWING OUR ARCTIC FLEET: President Donald J. Trump has signed a Presidential Memorandum to authorize the construction of up to four Arctic Security Cutters (ASCs) abroad to address urgent national ...

The White Arctic Wolf (Canis lupus arctos) is a majestic predator perfectly adapted to the icy landscapes of the Arctic. Known for its thick white fur that provides camouflage in snow-covered ...

Arctic sea ice hit its 2025 summer minimum without setting a record low on Sept. 10, despite a historically low winter maximum earlier in the year. Scientists say sea ice loss has slowed over the past ...

Nearly two decades before U.S. President Donald Trump eyed the strategic value of Greenland for the U.S., Russian explorers planted their country's flag on the seabed 14,000 feet below the North Pole.