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Don't feel sad for the polar bears. The population of Ursus maritimus is at the highest point ever recorded...despite record low amounts of ice. The dire predictions didn't pan out...someone forgot to tell the bears....but it did bring in a lot of money to the coffers of those who play people's heart strings and forget the inconvenient facts.
One of the problems is that taking an accurate census of all 19 polar bear populations is very difficult, especially for the Russian/Asian and Eastern Greenland polar bears. There is a huge variation in the estimates. We do know some population groups have declined. Other groups, particularly the bears in the northern Canadian islands, are doing well.
Polar Bears are suffering a lot due to the Glottalization. I hope we can do something for them. It is good to hear this great news.
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I'm glad you enjoy it. I was pleased to find some good news.
If its going to be a cold winter I wonder why I'm not seeing any acorns this year. Every year I check for natures signs of winter. The leaves are changing here in North Carolina and I have seen many birds practice their flying so they can head south for winter. I also feel autumn in the air, but as far as my oak trees dropping acorns- zero, nada. I like to decorate with acorns but this is strange!! With all of that cold air in the arctic I couldnt expect another warm winter but if this year does end up like 2012 I guess we'll NEVER get it to snow this year. Maybe they're just growing late this year but this is still baffling me. Maybe there is a connection to all of this rain we've seen over the summer
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