Save Polar Bears & Interesting Cool Facts About Them! A MUST READ!!

When I see Polar Bear, I see LIFE.

Nevertheless, there are people out there who see Polar Bear just as an animal to be shot and killed.

To shoot dead the poor animal for their fur, trophy, or just for the sake of enjoyment.

Maybe I’m not in control to say “Please stop torturing animals people!”. 

The least I could do is try my best to alert the whole world through my writing (at the most those who read this and pass around the info to create awareness and help what we can).

Few interesting and cool facts that you should read to understand more about 

Polar Bears!

µPolar bears are also known as marine bears, Arctic, or Ursus Maritimus (scientific name).

µThese fascinating animals are the world’s largest land predators.

µMost of its diets is ringed and bearded seals. While sometimes polar bear also eats walrus, beluga whale, birds, kelp, and vegetation.

µPolar bears are found in the Arctic region namely in 19 subpopulations such as Alaska, Canada, Russia, Norway, and Greenland.

µHowever, 9 are in decline compared to 3 are stable and only 1 is increasing and the other 7 don't have enough data to draw any conclusion yet. 

µ Polar bears actually have black skin. (The colour of its nose)

µ They have clear hollow hairs covering their bodies and the reflection of light makes them look white.

µ Sometimes the ones that are kept in captivity can change into green due to the presence of algae growing inside their guard hairs.

µ Polar bears are exceptional swimmers and are known to swim hundreds of miles (long-distance swimmers) and they can swim nonstop for a week!

µ Some polar bears have been recorded to swim as far as 200 miles (321 km) away from the shore.

µ One true sad story, a mother polar bear and her cub swam 426 miles (680 km) over 9 days to find a new home due to the melting of ice which is their natural hunting ground. Unfortunately, her cub died along the way and she lost 22% of her body weight when she finally reached land. It is a sad event even to think about the challenges these creatures face.

µ Basically, polar bear lives alone.

µ A group of polar bears is known as ‘Celebration’.

µ Polar bears are invisible to infrared cameras because the radiative properties of polar bear hair are exactly the same as those of snow.

  

     

µ Do you know that these polar bears only court and mate twice a year which in the month of April and May?

µ It is really interesting to know that the male follows the tracks of a breeding female for 60 miles (100 km) or more. (That’s far!)

µ Then they have to fight for their mate with other males which results in injuries such as scars or broken teeth.

µ On average each litter has two cubs. The gestation took place about 8 months with delayed implantation.

µ Normally, the female polar bear gives birth every 3 years.

µ But bear in mind, the female polar bears can only produce up to 5 litters in their lifetime which makes it the lowest reproductive rate that occurs at any mammal.

µ Typically, cubs are born helpless and nurse for two and a half years.

µ These female polar bears are noted for their affection and protecting their cubs.

µ However, most cubs are weaned at two and a half years of age and sibling cubs will travel and share their food together for weeks and months after their mother abandons them.

µ Polar bears rarely attack humans unless they are provoked (self-defense nature), hungry, and scared towards humans.

µ There are only 20,000-25,000 polar bears in the world according to The World Conservation Union (IUCN). (Now it's decreasing)

Stop any cruelty towards polar bears!

Polar bears are not just cute and cuddly (to me) although it is a carnivorous bear, but the bear needs conservation efforts as they are endangered species, especially in today's world!

Can you imagine when you are reading this post, maybe there are polar bears that are being shot dead or captive by killers or hunters.

If the female polar bear can only have up to 5 litters in their lifetime, why do the humans have the heart to kill them? Stop killing! ;'(

I’m still going to provide the info on average how many polar bears died per day although there are people out there that say it is false science.

Still, we humans have the ability to choose, believe, or not to believe and I choose to believe. Nothing to lose if you believe in something good and real.

These polar bear deaths are 4 to 5 on average per day due to global warming. The ice is melting, SERIOUSLY! This is a number that we know due to global warming but how about the ones that have been killed by humans?

Due to the intensity of climate change and the Arctic menu has been dramatically altered these recent years, these poor animals have to turn to more disturbing options; cannibalism-eating cubs and worse, their own kin.

To those few people out there, stop denying that global warming is a myth or is not happening now. Is like denying that death is not coming to you in any way.

Climate change, pollution, oil and gas development, sport-hunting and not to mention others are threatening the polar bear habitat and species.

Furthermore, humans are the only species that prey on polar bears!

Hence, I beg everyone out there, please spread the love. Let us try our best to protect while we can!! Not just for the polar bears, but for the balance of ecosystems, nature, and the well-being of humanity!

This poor cute little cub's life depends on your love to spread the message. 

Hopefully, our action can someday save polar bears and other animals elsewhere.

Please watch the videos I tag for a better view of Polar Bears Killing.

Must watch Polar Bear Killing Shame!

Let us preserve nature and uphold humanity Worldwide!

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