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They think it's loss of Arctic sea ice:
Didn't see that OP had already written a comment with the explanation, please excuse me.
If you are referring to
That's just the description field in the article itself that Lemmy grabbed, not something OP wrote
It strikes me as a very precarious balance that too much sea ice prevents them feeding for half the year, and too little sea ice prevents them from feeding the other half of the year.
I found your added detail helpful actually (because heaven forbid I read the article lol)