Global Warming: Sahara The Seal
by Anorak | 16th, November 2007
FINDING new and imaginative ways to work global warming into a story leads the Mail to Sahara the seal.
The clue is in the name, because Sahara, a hooded seal, has not been in the Arctic but off the coast of Morocco.
Found on a beach in Morocco, scientists took Sahara to the National Seal Sanctuary in Cornwall and fitted him with a satellite tracking system.
Once back in the water, the scientists were able to watch him swim to the coast of Spain.
Says the Mail: “Sahara’s latest trip south has baffled scientists, who are wondering whether global warming could be to blame.”
Such is man’s impact on nature and wildlife…
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