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Pandas are in danger because their natural habitat is being destroyed by humans, leaving them without sufficient bamboo to survive. A survey found that 80% of respondents think not enough is being done to protect pandas. Stricter laws around habitat protection and poaching are needed. Some efforts to protect pandas include establishing more reserves, donating to conservation groups, and patrolling areas to prevent poaching. However, another survey found that most people believe pandas are still at high risk of extinction.
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This document compares the Mac laptop to a PC laptop, noting the Mac's longer battery life of up to 7 hours for wireless web browsing versus the PC. It lists included software for each like iMovie, iPhoto, and GarageBand for the Mac versus Microsoft applications for the PC. Both support an online app store with the Mac having an App Store and the PC having Microsoft applications.
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The most popular Halloween gift in 2010 was gift baskets containing candy, cookies, and candles. The most popular Christmas gift was Squinkies gumball machines, advertised on TV and blogs and aimed at girls over 4 years old. The most popular Valentine's Day gift was jewelry like rings, bracelets, and diamond heart necklaces that could be engraved with messages. Gift baskets containing items like electronics, perfumes, and food were the most popular New Year's gift. However, gift cards were the most popular holiday gift overall in 2010, chosen by 77.3% of shoppers, as they allow recipients to choose their own presents.
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The polar bear population is decreasing due to global warming and hunting, with only 20,000-25,000 left in the wild. Global warming is the main threat as it could cause polar bears to go extinct if it continues unabated. Donating to conservation efforts and adopting environmentally-friendly practices can help prolong their existence.
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Polar Bear Powerpoint
The polar bear population is decreasing drastically due to two main factors. Global warming is causing polar bears to die off by threatening their habitat. Hunters also kill polar bears for their fur and fat. Currently there are estimated to be 20,000-25,000 polar bears left in the wild. Their long term prospects depend on whether global warming can be stopped to allow their numbers to recover. People are encouraged to donate to polar bear conservation research and adopt more environmentally friendly practices to help address global warming.
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Global warming Powerpoint
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