Normally, polar bears feed primarily on ringed seals and use sea ice for basic functions like feeding, mating and giving birth. ... In the wild, polar bears do kill each other for population regulation, to exert their dominance, and to gain reproductive advantage. ... Geological Survey Alaska Science Center, says that "During the 24 years of research on polar bears in the southern Beaufort Sea region of northern Alaska and 34 years in northwestern Canada, we have not seen other incidents of polar bears stalking, killing and eating other polar bears." Environmentalists believe that the sh...

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As the statement suggests, there are many species at risk today. This essay will give some examples of endangered animals, argue for their better protection and explain what action could be taken now. Man is often to blame for the disappearance of species. Pollution from factories and cars causes se...

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The zebra grazes on the green grasses as the polar bear swims aimlessly in the arctic waters. ... We learned that the polar bears live in the arctic and live on the cold icy land and swim in the blue depths of the oceans for food and so on. ...

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Endangered Species "An endangered species is any plant or animal which is in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range." Even though federal and national government agencies have past many laws and regulations to help endangered species and to try to prevent the ad...

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