Another report from John Wright. Great pictures and sad to read about the ever worsening impact of climate change in the Arctic.
Svalbard, 2019: John Wright, 5 days & 10 species including Arctic Fox, Blue Whale and Walrus.
Jon
New Trip Report: Svalbard
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Very nice report!
If you look closely at the iceberg you took a picture of, you may see that you have also seen an ice-aardvark (you can’t post pictures in comments, otherwise I would have circled it in red.. You need very little imagination to be able to see it).
Ha ha. Yes. Brilliant. The Arctic iAardvark -probably frozen under permafrost from 10000 years. it’s the very last picture in the report.
Hahaha well spotted Tomer – 11 species seen then!!!