The Connection Among Polar Bears And Global Warming
All people are affected with global warming and this also includes the Species of Bears. Polar Bear Global Warming is one of the species of bears that’s greatly affected in global warming. The deaths of polar bears are increasing and is alarming.
If the case is left alone, polar Species of Bears will face extinction. One of the harmful facts is global warming affects this type of species and that polar Bear are having difficult time looking for food. The scarcity of food shortage is the primary problem for polar bears and some of this bears are facing malnutrition and starvation.
Around 20,000 of polar bears are in the wild and greatly depend upon the cold and freezing weather on the arctic. With global warming, the deaths of polar bears are definitely caused by drowning of the bears. Polar Species of Bears and other animals will soon face extinction if humans won’t try and reverse the harmful effects of global warming.
Polar bears can only live in the cold environment of arctic ice and many photographers currently capture images of polar Bear clinging in a tiny formation of ice surrounded by water while their environment is gradually melting. Many specialists are still debating and trying to figure it out if polar Bears should be placed in endangered species list because of numerous deaths being accounted because of global warming.
Currently, the polar bears are still not in the list as one of the endangered species but are part of the threatened ones. This only means that by given for some time, they’ll too become endangered and could be extinct. There is still hope for all of us.
We as humans, we can do a lot to reverse the harmful effects of global warming. These species should survive for the future generations to see. Polar bears can live in harsh freezing environment.
They can survive freezing point of about 50 degrees Fahrenheit because of their two layer fur. If these bears might be placed in different warm climate they will surely endure overheat, dehydration and stroke. The polar bear’s size, fur and all of its parts are designed so that heat won’t escape and if global warming continues these bears won’t be able to survive any longer in the slowly warming arctic climate.