Ian Stirling
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Ian Stirling is a scientist with the Canadian Wildlife Service who studies polar bears.
- "Swimming 100 miles is not a big deal for a polar bear, especially a fat one. They just kind of float along and kick. But as the ice gets farther out from shore because of warming, it’s a longer swim that costs more energy and makes them more vulnerable." [1]
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