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Polar bears at an abandoned Soviet weather station on Kolyuchin Island (Original Post)
FelineOverlord
Dec 2021
OP
These magnificent creatures are vanishing. It's a crime that the human race has destroyed
sinkingfeeling
Dec 2021
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JustAnotherGen
(31,798 posts)1. Animals are at our mercy
These Polar Bears didn't cause this problem - they are just trying to survive a rapidly deteriorating world. Poor cuddle bugs.
Solly Mack
(90,762 posts)2. :(
I feel for the bears.
Bayard
(22,048 posts)3. Polar bears are starving
Pictures and articles of mothers forced to eat their own cubs just make me cry. Males are preying on mothers and cubs. With ice rapidly shrinking, they can't get out there to hunt their normal diet of seals anymore. They're reduced to trying to live on seabirds and their eggs.......and cannibalism. There is also a lot of in-breeding because they can't range far afield, so the genetic pool is also shrinking.
sinkingfeeling
(51,444 posts)4. These magnificent creatures are vanishing. It's a crime that the human race has destroyed
their world. I ventured to Churchill way back in 1987 and took a 'tundra buggy' out to photograph them. They were so beautiful.