Polar Bear Migration: Brought to You by Webcams If you've ever wanted to watch polar bears migrate, but were turned of by things like sub-zero weather and razor-sharp claws, then you're in luck. The Polar Bears...
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An illustrative-chronicle of Squids, Fishes, Polar Bears, and Natural Spirits inspired by the bioluminescent wonders of Euprymna scolopes, popularly known as the Hawaiian Bobtail Squid. It narrates the...
Walker the Polar Bear is really enjoying the snow at the Highland Wildlife Park Kincraig Scotland.
Having agreed on a truce with Mercedes, Walker is now free to enjoy the space he shares with Mercedes.
Whilst...
Mercedes the Canadian Polar Bear finally met Walker the Dutch Polar Bear after a preparation by the Royal Zoological Society staff at the Highland Wildlife Park near Kincraig Scotland.
The meeting went well,...
Aaron Sneddon First, one Polar Bear arrives in the UK, travelling to Edinburgh, then later to the Scottish Highlands, later another. A toy boy, perhaps a toy bear, following on from Mercedes the Polar Bear arrival...
Pollution and climate change are "stressing" polar bears out so much that they are shrinking. In a study that was recently published in the Journal of Zoology, scientists found that physical "stress" caused by pollution and climate change has made it more difficult for...
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Barry Artiste Op/Ed First of all, the only people who have claim to the arctic are the ones who have lived there for thousands of years, the Inuit and Aboriginal peoples of both countries. For nations to...
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The Bush administration released a proposed final rule for protecting polar bears that does not give the bears the full protection of the Endangered Species Act (ESA). " While implementing important...
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105 polar bears will still be able to be killed by hunters in Nunavut's Baffin Bay as the environment minister has agreed to leave the quota the same, despite the fact that the bears are endangered species ...
created by Amy Judd | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago 2148 views | 42 recommendations | 17 comments
With the economy in turmoil, now is a good time to get out and enjoy a cost saving adventure. All you need is a little creativity and a trip to your local zoo. You will undoubtedly learn more...
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A young polar bear is sitting in the brown arctic tundra in November. No signs of snow or ice in sight. Polar bears are coming to the waters edge in October/November near Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, waiting for...
Eco-tourism has been a fantastic way to engage with local people that have perhaps hunted endangered species and bring them in more money by bringing in tourists to watch the animals alive rather than by...
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Lawsuits against the government always seem to be more hoopla and show than substance, but if it gets more love for the polar bears go for it. "ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Three conservation groups are suing the...
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Looking to shed new light on the plight of the polar bears, ecotour outfitters Natural Habitat Adventures is donating 3,000 low-energy carbon fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) to the residents of tiny Churchill,...
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