The Bering Land Bridge: How It Shaped the Movement of Species Across the Globe

Land Bridge Theory: Lesson for Kids

The Bering Land Bridge: How It Shaped the Movement of Species Across the Globe

Bering Land Bridge | Overview, History & Theories

Mosquitoes! These bloodthirsty organisms are not all the same. Thirty-two species are found in Alaska, eighteen are found west of Fairbanks. Mosquitoes and other biting flies of the north have limited the extent to which norther regions have been developed. Their abundance and noxious behavior has influenced the timing and extent of animal migrations such as the caribou migration. | Bering Land Bridge National Preserve

To celebrate the summer solstice, watch the 24 hour time-lapse we created 143 miles south of the Arctic Circle. NPS Video / Lia Nydes & Miller Bradford | Bering Land Bridge National Preserve

Ancient 'land bridge' that connected Siberia to US wasn't what it seems, scientists find