Posted @ Monday, January 02, 2012 3:05 PM by Mark My friend, the prehistoric lion was an animal that was not agile as a result it evolved into a mountain lion(american puma). BEARS CAN KILL WALRUSES AND SMASH BELUGA WHALE SKULLS WITH A SINGLE BLOW!!! What can a puny little tiger do? Sure, tigers can take on gaurs, but POLAR BEARS CAN TAKE ON BULL WALRUSES AND BELUGA WHALES! I'm not saying siberian tigers are weak, I'M SAYING BEARS ARE TRUE MONSTERS!!! In a face-to-face fight, the polar bear can almost match the tiger's ferocious attacks with its own insane agility and crush the tiger's skull or break its spine or kill it quickly in various other ways as easily as we eat cheese! SO SHUT UP IF YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE AN IDEA WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT AND STOP POISONING PEOPLE'S MINDS WITH COMPLETELY UNTRUE FACTS!!! Posted @ Sunday, August 08, 2010 2:21 PM by Hugh This is ridiculous no big cat regardless of size, health, species stands absolutely no chance against a polar bear, the only way a big cat could win was unless the polar bear was the same size of the cat and that would be unfair for it would be a juvenile bear
Cite This Source Examples from the Web for bear Expand Contemporary Examples bear in mind, however, that courts are not always picky as to how the defendant winds up within their jurisdiction. Greek arktos and Latin ursus retain the PIE root word for "bear" (*rtko; see Arctic), but it is believed to have been ritually replaced in the northern branches because of hunters' taboo on names of wild animals (cf
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However, the motion will organize itself into independently circulating loops, because air masses cannot rise without others coming down to take their place. Plasma containment experiments in the lab (conducted with an eye towards possibly extracting energy from the fusion of hydrogen nuclei) can involve rarefied plasmas at a temperature around a million degrees, held trapped by magnetic fields
Greenland, Rocks - West Greenland has the oldest known collection of rocks on Earth! Grise Fiord - To ensure sovereignty in the North, the Canadian government resettled Inuit families on Ellesmere Island. Arctic Exploration - Which countries were the most active in Arctic exploration? Baffin Island - Named for William Baffin, Baffin Island is the fifth-largest island in the world
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I didn't see it on the IMAX screen where I imagine it really knocks your socks off, but at a multiplex where picture and sound were impressive enough to convey just how advanced special effects technology has become. There is much artistry involved here, especially when the night scenes of the train's fast-moving travel through a blustery snowstorm capture some rich winter landscapes, including a frozen lake that threatens to demolish train and passengers before danger has passed
Animals store toxins in fat cells, and arctic animals are highly susceptible to these toxins, because they tend to have large fat stores to survive the cold. Habitat: Brown bears can be found in a variety of habitats, but they prefer wilderness regions containing river valleys, mountain forests, and open meadows, with low road-density
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They are however being devastatingly affected by global warming as the ice that they rely so heavily on is disappearing fast and has led to the Polar Bear becoming a strong symbol of the effects of climate change. Although international hunting bans have prevented such a high level of hunting, conservation efforts within the Arctic Circle prove to be hard with the one thing that the Polar Bear actually needs to survive disappearing more every year
At the North Pole, the sun goes down on the northern hemisphere's autumn equinox, around 21 September and does not rise again until the spring equinox, around 21 March. Plants and animals The air and sea temperatures at the top of the globe are generally warmer than in the south, making the Arctic a more habitable place for living things
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Polar bears are increasingly seeking out humans, especially the Inuits who live in the area, because the melting polar ice is shortening the bears' hunting season. Among the few land animals that migrate to the region are caribou (reindeer) and the arctic fox.Polar bears also hang out around the North Pole, but they spend much of their time in the water, hunting the fish that live under the ice
Just yesterday, I yacked with about 12 different big name people in the climatology community; not even counting Professor Singer; including some folks who put up wallpaper here as well; and of course Svend the ice man. christopher booker says: December 15, 2008 at 4:25 am Anthony, how appropriate that your 1,000th blog post should be on the Warmer in Chief, without whom we could all get back to our normal, quiet, uneventful lives.(Probably unfair to witch doctors) Well done
They enter their over-wintering maternity dens in October or November, and later give birth to between one and four cubs (twins are most common) sometime during December or January. Although footprints of wandering polar bears have been seen within two degrees of the North Pole, this is uncommon, since few seals or other animals live this far north
The long period of fasting makes this species especially vulnerable to environmental changes like a warming climate that reduces the amount of time they have available to build up the fat reserves they need to survive both fasting and to bring off a successful pregnancy. Unlike the massive polar bears that can grow huge on diets of abundant seals, their ancestor brown or grizzly bears in the arctic are small, have very lower reproductive rates and eagerly eat almost anything that exists in their environment
Arctic theme page - North Pole Web Cam
In 2012, the North Pole Web Cams were deployed by the University of Washington and images available from the North Pole Environmental Observatory website
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Guests will be picked up at their accommodations and transferred to the Tundra Buggy Launch Area where we will board our Tundra Buggies and journey into the Churchill Wildlife Management Area. Guests will be transferred to the Tundra Buggy Launch Area where we will board our Tundra Buggies and journey into the Churchill Wildlife Management Area
When an adult bear is in good shape, polar bears eat only the blubber in order to build up the fat reserves they need to sustain themselves between meals. Researchers in Canada estimated one male bear at 800 kilograms (1,700 pounds)! Scientists usually refer to how tall bears are by measuring them at the shoulder when on all fours
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