The Polar Bear is the largest land carnivore, typically standing 1.5 meters tall and weighing up to 950 kilos. They live in coastal areas of the Arctic around Russia, Alaska, Greenland, and Norway, preferring the polar zone. Polar Bears hunt seals, fish, whales, and sometimes even other Polar Bears or their young. However, they are currently endangered due to global warming melting the ice over waters where they hunt, forcing them to swim long distances without success or drown. To help the Polar Bear, humans must take steps to prevent further global warming such as recycling, reducing energy and waste, and using less polluting forms of transportation.

1. The Polar Bear:
Well, i´mgoingtotalkaboutThe Polar Bear. First of all, thisbeautiful
animal withwhitefuris a terrestiralmammal of about 1.5 metres tall and
weighs 750 kilos, butsomenaturalistshavefound up to 950 polar bears
kilos. It´sthelargestlandcarnivore in theworld and liveto 32 years.
Now, wheretheylive and whattheyeat? PolarsBearslive in Rusia,
Alaska, Greenland and Norway. Also in the polar zone.
Thefemaleshinvernate and live off bodyfataccumulatedduringtherest of
theyear, and thereyoungfeedonmilk. Themale, duringthe
Winter,eatseals, fish, whales and evenbabies, but in
thesummertheredietis more open, feedingoneggs, vegetals,
eventhebodies of theirownspecies.
Next, somefunfacts…Thesemammals are greatswimmers,
butusuallymove in blocks of ice forone place toanother.
Theyspendmuch time in thewaterbecausetheycontain a lot of time
breathing. It´scoat, aparentlywhite, consists of severallayers of
trasparenthair and blackleather, wick captures thesun´srays.
So, why are in danger of extinction? Global warmingmeltsthe ice
coveringthewaterswheretheyhunt. So they are forcedtogo back and die
of hungerordrowning in thewater.
Finally, what can we do tohelp? Wemustpreventthe global warming:
recycling, usingless cars, reduce wastedaily, energysaving,
amongotherthings…