Not only would it deprive future generations of a beautiful creature, but it would leave a hole in the food chain of the regions the polar bear now inhabits. The seal population would grow without their numbers held in check by the normal cycle of hunting by polar bears. They in turn would hunt the oceans of their ranges in ever increasing numbers. This would create a strain on their food source, which could cause a collapse of their food supply, which could cause them to become extinct, or if another species already under strain from other factors is unable to compete for the limited food, they in turn could become extinct. All species, including ourselves are inter-related, as with dominos, when one falls it has effects on all the others near it. Some are easy to see, as with the seals, but some are far reaching and much harder to see or anticipate.
yes polar bears can die
* 17 polar bears die every year acording to average
Polar bears can live up to thirty years.
when the polar ice caps melt
People and other polar bears eat a polar bearNothing a Polar Bear is a top predator. They die of natural causes.no, i dont think soThe only thing polar bears need to worry about are humans, and other polar bears.
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people and global warming
scientists think they will but they are not sure.
they die.
They're going to die out, because if it keeps melting, the polar bears will have no ice to live on. And eventually, they are going to die out soon.
Whatever scavengers that are around, Arctic foxes, maybe other bears.
Because, when designing his Creation, our Creator decided that every living thing will taste death. This also includes polar bears.