What Meant By Endangered Species?What Meant By Endangered Species?

An endangered species is a native species that faces a significant risk of extinction in the near future throughout all or a significant portion of its range. Such species may be declining in number due to threats such as habitat destruction, climate change, or pressure from invasive species.

An endangered species is a native species that faces a significant risk of extinction in the near future throughout all or a significant portion of its range. Such species may be declining in number due to threats such as habitat destruction, climate change, or pressure from invasive species.

Polar Bear

An Endangered Animal

Polar Bear

An Endangered Animal

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How Do Polar Bears Look Like?Where Do Polar Bears Live?How Do Polar Bears Live?Why Are Polar Bears Endangered?How to prevent polar bears from Extinct?

How Do Polar Bears Look Like?Where Do Polar Bears Live?How Do Polar Bears Live?Why Are Polar Bears Endangered?How to prevent polar bears from Extinct?

How Do Polar Bears Look Like?How Do Polar Bears Look Like?

Polar bears are big, strong and fat.Polar bears are big, strong and fat.

They are white, yellow, and sometimes They are white, yellow, and sometimes light brown.light brown.

Male bears are larger than females and Male bears are larger than females and can weigh up to 1,500 pounds. can weigh up to 1,500 pounds.

Polar bears are big, strong and fat.Polar bears are big, strong and fat.

They are white, yellow, and sometimes They are white, yellow, and sometimes light brown.light brown.

Male bears are larger than females and Male bears are larger than females and can weigh up to 1,500 pounds. can weigh up to 1,500 pounds.

All polar bears have fat under their fur.All polar bears have fat under their fur.

The fat on a polar bear’s body can The fat on a polar bear’s body can become two to three inches thick.become two to three inches thick.

The fur on the bottom of their paws The fur on the bottom of their paws ensures they won’t slip on the ice.ensures they won’t slip on the ice.

All polar bears have fat under their fur.All polar bears have fat under their fur.

The fat on a polar bear’s body can The fat on a polar bear’s body can become two to three inches thick.become two to three inches thick.

The fur on the bottom of their paws The fur on the bottom of their paws ensures they won’t slip on the ice.ensures they won’t slip on the ice.

Where Do Polar Bears Live?Where Do Polar Bears Live?

Polar bears live in temperatures below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

They live in cold, icy places in the north, like Canada and Alaska.

They live in places with short summers and long winters.

Polar bears live in temperatures below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

They live in cold, icy places in the north, like Canada and Alaska.

They live in places with short summers and long winters.

How Do

Polar Bears Live?

How Do

Polar Bears Live?

The two main focuses of this solitary creature's life are to conserve energy and to hunt for food.

Primary prey

The two main focuses of this solitary creature's life are to conserve energy and to hunt for food.

Primary prey

They also eat :-

Walrus Harp Bearded Seal

Polar bears can live to be 25 years old and unlike other types of bears, polar bears do not hibernate in the winter.

They also eat :-

Walrus Harp Bearded Seal

Polar bears can live to be 25 years old and unlike other types of bears, polar bears do not hibernate in the winter.

Why Are Polar Bears Endangered?

Why Are Polar Bears Endangered?

Polar bears are endangered for many reasons. One reason is water pollution. When polar bears eat prey that live in water polluted by oil spills and other kinds of pollution, they get sick and die.

Other than that, polar bears are endangered because of hunters. Hunters kill polar bears to make coats and rugs from their fur.

They get killed by  toxic gases ,oil spillage and because of the ice melting, they cannot hunt so they try to eat each other.

They get killed by  toxic gases ,oil spillage and because of the ice melting, they cannot hunt so they try to eat each other.

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