Global Warming: Polar Bears are Endangered

Global warming is destroying the habitat of polar bears. Global warming has been caused by humans, but we have not tried to solve this problem. Many people do not even know what global warming is and we should know about it. The main cause of global warming is humanity; we should solve this problem. Seal seals are the best source of food for polar bears. The decrease in ice resulted in a decrease in the number of seals and confronted the bear with starvation. Reducing food supply is the key to polar bear's death.

Polar bears are one of myriad species that are in danger of extinction. They are one of the first animals affected by global warming and their population is decreasing rapidly. About 1980, the Arctic region reached 8 million square kilometers. In the 2011 survey, it turned out that the area of ​​the Arctic Circle decreased to 4.5 million square kilometers. Is there something like the Arctic in the future? Scientists predict that by the year 2040 only one ice will remain in northeastern Canada and northern Greenland. This is called the last ice zone. Because Canada occupies more than half of the world's polar bear population, this event is mainly held in Canada. Other influenced countries include the United States of America (Alaska), Greenland, Russia and Norway (Svalbard archipelago). There are solutions for delaying global warming, but unless we act together, there is no hope for residents of polar bears on Earth.

Because humans pollute the environment, polar bears are endangered animals. A human hobby like hunting destroyed the number of polar bears. Some cultures believe polar bears are a good source of food. However, the main reason behind the dangers of polar bears is global warming. Global warming is destroying the habitat of polar bears. Global warming has been caused by humans, but we have not tried to solve this problem. Many people do not even know what global warming is and we should know about it. Main causes of the world

One of the best examples of animals threatened by global warming is Polar bear. In fact, it should be a mascot of global warming that will affect the wild kingdom. This bear is listed as a vulnerable group on today's IUCN Red List, but the experts believe that they must immediately transfer them to the endangered species list. In fact, this trend shows that by 2050 the number of polar bears will decrease to one-third today. Loss of habitat due to global warming has a more devastating effect on a limited range of species and is one of the best examples of Costa Rica native Monteverde cloudy fog forest. When a fungal epidemic attacked this area, the species died out, and as a result, the number of golden carp plants drastically declined. This epidemic is due to the warm temperature which brings ideal conditions for fungal growth.