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TOPSHOTS = RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE = TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY PIERRE-HENRY DESHAYES
TOPSHOTS TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY PIERRE-HENRY DESHAYES A polar bear eats a white-beaked dolphin in the Raudfjorden fjord, on the northwestern coast of the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard, Norway, on July 2, 2014. Dolphins had become trapped too far north possibly due to the almost absence of ice in the region in the past few years and the sudden arrival of ice in April. As the climate warms, the sight of polar bears tucking into weird meals, such as dolphins, could become more common. AFP PHOTO / SAMUEL BLANC = RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE =
2014-07-02
AFP/EAST NEWS
AFP
SAMUEL BLANC
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