Polar bears are not becoming extinct, for fact they are growing in population, but they will become extinct because of us humans. Using up to much energy and green house gases which pollute are atmosphere which causes global warming , therefore it warms Earth and melts the sea ice and the The polar bear depends on the sea ice to hunt.
The Polar Bear first became a protected species in 1973 when five nations entered into an agreement to protect and research the species. The International Agreement for the Conservation of Polar Bears was signed by the nations that the Polar Bears populated, and migrated through. They were theUnited States, Canada, Russia, Denmark (Greenland), and Norway. Even with the protection of the "agreement", the Polar Bears were still listed in 1982 by the IUCN Red List, and posted with a status of vulnerable. Finally in May 2008 the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services Endangered Species List added the Polar Bear with a status of threatened. It is also listed with Russia, and Canada as a "Species of Concern". So, the Polar Bear has been protected and considered an animal of concern or "in danger" since 1973, but it is not listed with a status of "endangered". The first protection granted the Polar Bear was 36 years ago. For more details, please see sites listed below.
Although it is in some definite trouble and listed as a Threatened species, the polar bear has not been listed as Endangered. The world population is around 25,000. See the related question below for more information about their status on the Endangered Species lists.
The polar bear is not an endangered species. Listed as Vulnerable by the IUCN.
The polar bear is currently not an endangered species. Listed as "Vulnerable", by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. (IUCN)
At this time, with a population approaching 25000, the polar bear is not an endangered species.
Polar bears are not the most endangered animal ,but they are an endangered species.
Yes, polar bears are listed as Threatened on the main endangered species lists. See the related question below for more information about their listing and status.
No. Polar bears are not on the endangered species list
Polar bears are not endangered, but many Arctic species are, such as the woodland caribou, and musk oxen.
No, the word you're looking for is endangered. Polar bears are an endangered species.
Global warming
Probably not since they are an endangered species.
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polar bears are an endangered species (which means they are threatened) parts of the arctic cap are melting because of global warming, and that is where they live. Polar bears are listed as "vulnerable, and are not an endangered species just yet. In fact, there is evidence that the population is on the rise.
At present, there are beteen 20000-25000 polar bears, and they are considered "Threatened", by the IUCN, not an endangered species at this time.Polar bears have never been extinct. Though they were on the endangered species list the numbers are now recovering and still considered 'at risk'.
Other than removing the Arctic's top predator, not much. But all endangered species need to be protected. Polar bears are considered Vulnerable, not classed as endangered at this time.
polar bears, snowy owls, arctic wolfs