Polar bears possess an exceptional sense of smell, enabling them to locate seals from great distances in the Arctic. New research indicates that these bears strategically adjust their hunting movements based on wind direction to maximize their chances of detecting prey. They move cross-wind to sweep across scent plumes, but alter this strategy in high winds when scent trails become unreliable, demonstrating a sophisticated adaptation to their environment. AI
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