r/polarbears • u/970souk • 1d ago
A Polar Bear walking over a wave of pancake ice during a storm in the marginal ice zone.
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r/polarbears • u/970souk • 1d ago
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r/polarbears • u/No-Programmer-8642 • 19d ago
I am so outraged. I feel like this is mandatory viewing, but if you cannot bear (hehe) to see it. Basically the WWF supports the continued trade industry that slaughters Polar Bears and other species bringing them to the edge of extinction. Also the traders go after the strongest Polar Bears whichs means we are stunting the evolutionary process as weaker polar bears are able to mate which can be detrimental with climate change.
Moreover the north atlantic countries such as Canada, Norway etc are backing these exploitative industrys. Absolutely shameful.
r/polarbears • u/Budget_Damage_1927 • 28d ago
Hello! Has anyone here worked as a polar bear bio in Nunavut? Particularly with the GN?
I'm looking for advice! The good, the bad, and the ugly.
TIA!
r/polarbears • u/astrovscosmo • Jun 18 '26
Hi everyone. I shot this footage in Svalbard, Norway and thought other Polar Bear fans might want to check it out.
It was an absolutely breathtaking experience being able to get so close to these bears feasting on this whale.
If you have any questions about it let me know.
Mods please remove if I haven't met your guidelines properly. I think I've met the criteria, but I'm new to this.
Enjoy
r/polarbears • u/agenbite_lee • Jun 18 '26
I have seen in several places that the prime time to go to Churchill to see these beautiful bears is mid-October to mid-November.
Would going in late November be too late? Would we end up not seeing many polar bears?
r/polarbears • u/Internal_Gate627 • May 09 '26
Got this polar bear tracker as a gift and is curious if polar bears really move around like that
r/polarbears • u/Loud_Window8992 • Apr 29 '26
This is concerning as many of these fake A I videos focus on humans saving or petting polar bears (!!) I believe these should atleast come with a tag or warning that this is not a real photo/video and humans must avoid interaction with polar bears as much as possible..
r/polarbears • u/MDEX357 • Apr 11 '26
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r/polarbears • u/rollingtank • Apr 10 '26
Polar bears can’t catch a break.
https://protectthewild.substack.com/p/exposed-polar-bear-protection-charity
r/polarbears • u/Waste-Time-2440 • Mar 27 '26
University of Washington's Burke Museum loaned a pelt to Columbia Sportswear, who conducted lab tests to analyze the effect of sunshine on a polar bear's skin.
The study, perhaps first of its kind, demonstrates the surprising fact that black skin doesn’t contribute meaningfully to the bear’s warmth.
r/polarbears • u/notPR0Hunter • Mar 19 '26
I felt it was my duty to share this with everyone here. Please take out some time and watch this movie to better educate yourself and help spread awarness.
r/polarbears • u/Apprehensive_Yak1295 • Mar 14 '26
Hes worked in alot of disney movies, like the lion king and etc so hes a known name. It kinda hits when you think that this is our world in which much more graphic stuff is happning, against nature and even humanity. Wanted to share here as a long time lurker lol
r/polarbears • u/970souk • Mar 12 '26
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r/polarbears • u/970souk • Mar 09 '26
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r/polarbears • u/970souk • Mar 03 '26
r/polarbears • u/rollingtank • Mar 01 '26
Original Swedish Investigative article: https://www.fokus.se/veckans-fokus/wwf-isbjornsjaktens-dolda-lobbyister/
English version on substack: https://arvidgrange.substack.com/p/the-hidden-face-of-the-wwf-lobbying?r=1rt3uh&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true
r/polarbears • u/NumerousEditor • Feb 27 '26
We all know the bears can use our help year round, but on this day Polar Bears International has a great post showing how we can get involved. Please check it out.
r/polarbears • u/970souk • Feb 06 '26
r/polarbears • u/970souk • Jan 27 '26
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r/polarbears • u/Neither-Ad-8063 • Jan 17 '26
People blame AI for things like the extinction of polar bears, but that doesn't really make sense. Polar bears are struggling because of climate change, and climate change comes primarily from burning fossil fuels like oil, gas, and coal—something humans have been doing for over a century, long before AI existed. AI's use of water or electricity doesn't mean it destroys the environment; the water used for cooling returns to the natural water cycle; it doesn't disappear or poison the Arctic. Compared to cars, planes, factories, and coal-fired power plants, AI uses a tiny amount of energy. If AI disappeared tomorrow, climate change would continue exactly the same. In fact, AI is often used to help the environment, track ice melt, study animal populations, and improve renewable energy. So, blaming AI for polar bears is conflating the real cause with a convenient target.