melt images - Joel Sartore

Three king penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) on South Georgia Island.

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Three king penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) on South Georgia Island.

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Photo: The effects of global warming and climate change are shown through early melting of sea ice and diminishing glaciers.

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The effects of global warming and climate change are shown through early melting of sea ice and diminishing glaciers.

Photo: Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska's North Slope.

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Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska’s North Slope. A thermokarst is a place where the permafrost has melted away, causing severe erosion.

Photo: Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska's North Slope.

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Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska’s North Slope. A thermokarst is a place where the permafrost has melted away, causing severe erosion.

Photo: Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska's North Slope.

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Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska’s North Slope. A thermokarst is a place where the permafrost has melted away, causing severe erosion.

Photo: Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska's North Slope.

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Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska’s North Slope. A thermokarst is a place where the permafrost has melted away, causing severe erosion.

Photo: Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska's North Slope.

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Scientists from the Toolik Research Station examine a thermokarst on Alaska’s North Slope. A thermokarst is a place where the permafrost has melted away, causing severe erosion.

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