Effect of Global Warming on Polar Bears

Aug 3, 2011

We all are familiar with the term global warming, which is caused by the release of various harmful gases present in the environment. These gases increase the average temperature of the earth, and thus the temperature rises. This rise in temperature plays an adverse effect role for the life of many of the organisms, which are live in cold environment and have their habitat in low temperature only. They cannot survive in the increasing temperature. One of such organism is polar bear. But now, their life is also threatened. Now, polar bear cubs are forced to swim long distances with their mothers as now their icy Arctic habitat is melting. Polar bear hunt, feed and give birth on ice or on land, but they travel hundreds of miles to reach ice platforms or such ice covered lands. Here young polar bear may have greater risk to travel very long distances.

So, it had become an urgent need to take serious actions against global warming and implement them, so that we can save our beautiful mother Earth and her beautiful creations in form of life.