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:icontahki:
...lets hope it NEVER happens!

something abt the global warming situation, polar/poster bear.
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*Hyena27 Jan 3, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Join us for International Polar Bear Day. You have been featured here [link]
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*Kajm Aug 24, 2010  Hobbyist Writer
It may happen. However, that is only because it has happened many times before. This latest round of global warming is not even the warmest it has been in the last 7000 years. There have been several periods of much greater warming, notably the Midieval, the Roman, and the Minoan, in the last 3000 years. And during the last interglacial- the period during which polar bears evolved from a group of brown bears- it was as much as 10 degrees C warmer than it is now.

Nicely done on the pic!
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~luvlysweetiepie Aug 11, 2010
it's especially sad since when they try to leave their melting homes we fly them back out of our northern towns with helicopters back to the receding glacial territory... reven though naturally these bears used to roam much farther south than we currently allow :c
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~Tahki Aug 12, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Yes it is. One of the sadder aspects would be the invading grizzlies...being attacked by the more agressive cousins (ref documentries) :(

Whats with the restriction...encroaching townships?
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~luvlysweetiepie Aug 12, 2010
yeah a few scattered places or else the towns decide oh poor bears are lost lets bring them back to their home.. uhmmm idiots, these bears are perfectly capable of surviving without having to fish. Honestly, our deciding that they HAVE to eat what we've seen them eat doesn't mean its true... We've been taking record of animals' diets for how long? vs how long they've actually existed? and either way we know nature has to be atleast semi-flexible since otherwise evolution would be impossible. But that's just it, what you said about grizzlies, it's that the polar bears should be able to travel south, but then the towns are there so it's either stay in their current area or go farther south than the towns and be closer to the grizzlies... so... Our overpopulation is a true inconvenience.
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!Chibi-Ninja-Pup Aug 8, 2010
You did an amazing job on this! :thumbsup:
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~fredvegerano Aug 8, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
A very great warning!Spectacular pic:wow::wow::wow:
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~peanuty222 Aug 4, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
very inspirational ^^
LETS STOP GLOBAL WARMING!
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Mood: Adoration ~Eisjade Nov 29, 2009
That is very good :iconcocoglompplz:
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~RikaArtistic Jul 9, 2008
Love it!!

Y'know, all this glacial melting could have been prevented. :c However, it seems the human race didn't even care to think of future effects on the world. Brings me to the topic of taking over wilderness. I better shut up before I start to ramble and rant. <xD;
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