Posted by: daniellemcdermott
| 26 Dec 06 | 1 comment
As the world's largest terrestrial carnivore, the polar bear is the king of the great white north. It might come as a surprise then that this majestic species faces an uncertain future: Climate change is causing the disappearance of sea ice from which polar bears hunt their prey. Research funded by WWF found that with less time on the ice to hunt for food and store it leaves polar bears hungry and hinders reproduction. If current climate trends continue unabated, polar bears could become extinct by the end of this century.
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gwendolyne on December 27, 2006 The polar bear is such a precios being that developed incredible strategies to live in extreme situations. It is awful that we destroy the habitat of this species and of many others more, once disappeared nothing can; be done anymore, so we have to start protecting endangered animals. But how can the climate change be stopped in only a few years? Is this a reasonable goal?
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