The polar bear got tired of swimming and he is garbing a small piece of ice while it is searching for a huge land of ice. When ever i see this picture i see this polar bear helpless and tired of swimming!!
A photo published from Seattle Times(1)
Polar bears are very cute animals, their habitat is in low temperature places, ideal place is the Arctic; however, now the Arctic have become very dangerous place for polar bears. They don’t safe in their home anymore .The reason is, the ice that is melting and they are getting trapped without any food. Now we have 20,000-25,000 polar bears left. Moreover, they are very weak and helpless because it has been very difficult to find food in Arctic. The reason why the ice is melting is all because of the global warming that has been caused by the irresponsible human activities.
A video presented by Fl Concepts & CO and published by Extinction.TV(2)
Habitat is a very important issue and animals choose the perfect suitable habitat for them. However, in this case Polar Bears had a very suitable habitat before but now it has become deadly habitat. The all fault is ours and we should be morally responsible and save them from the extinction.
http://www.nwf.org/polar bear – NWF’s senior scientist Doug Inkley, Ph.D. explains why polar bears need sea ice and what can happen to them because of global warming.(3)
As you can see that we humans are destroying the habitat of some animals that don’t have any harm to our society which would bring also other problems about the ecological circle. Now i categorically think that we have no right to destroy someones else habitat, we have no right to extinct a specie that mother nature has created. We should take steps to save the animals that are in extinction and some of them are shown in this video.
This video is taken from Youtube; however it is worth ed to be watched because it gives very simple advice and helpful for environment (4)
References:
(1)”An Inconvenient Truth about Drowned Polar Bears.” Anorak News An Inconvenient Truth about Drowned Polar Bears Comments. N.p., 1 Oct. 2012. Web. 13 Nov. 2012. .
(2)”EXTINCTION: The Polar Bear.” YouTube. Fl Presents & CO, n.d. Web. 13 Nov. 2012. .
(3)Intley, Doug, PHD. “Polar Bears in Danger.” National Wild Life Federation. YouTube, n.d. Web. 13 Nov. 2012.
(4)Chopchop8916. “HELP save the Polar Bears!” YouTube. YouTube, 08 Jan. 2011. Web. 13 Nov. 2012. .
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