Are bears endangered by gobal warming?

Answer 1

YES! They are. Dateline April 2011: The IUCN lists Ursus arctos horribilis as 'Threatened', and in 2009 they were listed as 'Endangered' by the US Department of Fish & Wildlife. Although their population is growing at an average rate of four to seven percent per year, about 40 are killed each year as 'nuisance animals' in the Yellowstone area.
No. A race of the brown bear, grizzlies are no longer considered endangered. Some local populations once very endangered have rebounded, but as a species, the brown bear is not endangered.
As the grizzly is merely a race of the brown bear, which is not endangered, you can safely assume it is not endangered.
yes, cause really brave hunters are getting closer to them

Answer 2

Yes. Especially the polar bear is endangered by global warming. Polar bears live on the ice and the ice is melting. So now they have to swim very long distances to get from one ice shelf to the next. Also, the seals that they eat live on the ice, so the seals don't have anywhere to give birth to their pups. So that's another reason global warming is hurting the polar bear because it's messing with his food.

Answer 3

No bears are listed as endangered. Several are listed as vulnerable from which the next worse status would be endangered.

Of the bears listed on the IUCN Red list:

• Sun Bear status is Vulnerable with decreasing population
• Sloth Bean status is Vulnerable with decreasing population
• Spectacled Bear status is Vulnerable with decreasing population
• Asiatic Black Bear status is Vulnerable with decreasing population
• Giant Panda status is Vulnerable with increasing population
• Polar Bear status is Vulnerable with unknown population trend
• American Black Bear status is Least Concern with increasing population
• Brown Bear status is Least Concern with stable population trend

Answer 4

The official conservation status of the Grizzly Bear is "Vulnerable", which is higher than threatened, but below Endangered.
Neither. As a member of the brown bear clan, they are listed as least concern.

Answer 5

Yes, polar bears are endangered from global warming because the ice is melting with little room to stand.

Answer 6

As the grizzly is merely a race of the brown bear, which is not endangered, you can safely assume it is not endangered.

Answer 7

No. A race of the brown bear, grizzlies are no longer considered endangered. Some local populations once very endangered have rebounded, but as a species, the brown bear is not endangered.

Answer 8

The polar bear is a vulnerable species but not endangered at this time.

Answer 9

No bears are currently listed as endangered. However, several species are listed as vulnerable, including the giant panda and the polar bear.