Endangered polar bear habitat

Polar bear habitat - basically the polar bear habitat in the Arctic, but because of global warming makes kepunuahan for polar bears.
because of the ice that is melting the North Pole.

The life of the Arctic bear is currently very dependent on human behavior to preserve nature.
polar bear habitat in Arctic continent increasingly threatened by climate change is causing the ice to melt.
Polar bears are also many hunting by poachers for their feathers taken.

in addition, the environment in which they live increasingly polluted due to the large vessels and oil industry.


The five countries bordering the Arctic, namely America, Canada, Russia, Norway and Denmark make a declaration to protect the habitat of polar bears so as not up to become extinct.
declaration was Carried on the first time in 28 years to renew the agreement that created the polar bears to polar bears protect life.


deklarsi are carried on in Tromsoe, Norway, it said climate change had a devastating impact on the lives of polar bears and their habitat.

"in the absence of human motion a 60% chance of polar bears around the world will die and become extinct by 2050," said the head of nature management of Norway.


Polar bear habitat - the party of Norway was hoped that the declaration would be no real movement of the United Nations.
deseber in 2009 will there was a meeting to discuss environmental issues in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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MALE AND FEMALE PANDA HABITATS DIFFER

Male and female giant pandas have a choice of different habitats, say scientists.

Panda females prefer coniferous or conifer forests and forest consists of various types of trees in the mountain slopes are high, while male pandas roam a larger area.

Scientists say panda females chose those areas because it provides better protection while giving birth and forests dense bamboo could be a hiding place for baby panda.

These findings will help develop strategies for conserving wild pandas when freed them in the wild.

Details are published in the Journal of Zoology.

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Dunwu Fuwen Qi and Wei Institute of Zoology Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing and his colleagues they studied giant pandas in the Liangshan Mountains in south-central China.

They researched gender panda with a record of their existence through sight and their droppings.

By studying DNA from fecal samples, researchers can determine the sex of the panda they found.

Giant pandas are solitary animals and only live in the high mountains in china.

The scientists already understand the kind of panda habitat necessary for the survival of forest at an altitude above 1,500 meters above sea level with lots of bamboo trees which are their primary food.

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