ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月27日 08時47分

Photo by @ciriljazbec / Greenland’s dogs are one of the world’s oldest breeds, descended from animals that traveled with the Inuit when they began their journey from Siberia to Greenland a millennium ago. Almost all are kept chained as adults; they’re free to roam only as puppies. They’re working dogs, not pets, fierce enough to confront a polar bear and bred to find contentment harnessed to a sled pulling heavy loads over ice. They’re also one of the lesser known casualties of climate change. Because of the shorter ice season, some hunters can no longer afford to keep their dogs year-round—especially given the easy availability of snowmobiles, which don’t need to be fed in the off-season.
Read more in the Melting away story in the November - climate change special @ナショナルジオグラフィック issue.
Follow @ciriljazbec to see more images and stories from Northern Greenland. #climatechange #melting #seaice #Greenland #Inuits #nature #dogs

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