We all remember the image that went viral on social media—a emaciated polar bear drifting on a piece of ice. It is currently one of the species most threatened by global warming, as its natural habitat—the Arctic sea ice—is melting inexorably. The loss of its natural habitat could cause its population to decline by more than two-thirds by the middle of the 21st century, at the current rate of ice melt…
Even though it is the largest carnivore on the planet and certainly an animal of immense strength, the polar bear is definitely threatened with extinction.
WWF (World Wildlife Fund) works around the world to “halt environmental degradation.”.
The organization considers the polar bear a priority species and has been doing everything in its power for several years to raise public awareness about its conservation and the fight against global warming.
Find out what the WWF is doing to protect this lord of the ice floes, and get involved ➡ wwf.fr/especes-prioritaires/ours-polaire
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