Search results

That's because they just adapted to being on land for several thousand years, then went back when we started getting ice caps again. Technically any time there is ice on the poles we are in an 'Ice Age', because always have frozen ice caps is not a given on this planet, historically.

This ain't funny; it's a damn big gap in a basic capability. Keeping Arctic waters usuable, and being able to conduct FONOPs in them, is a big part of being able to secure our own (and Canada's) northern waters. That we only have one operational icebreaker, and that another has been laid up...