The mighty white bear from the north is well and truly feeling the pressure of Global Warming.
Polar bears are among the most threatened species feeling the harsh impacts of climate change on their native environment.
Born deaf and without sight, Polar bears grow to be the most powerful predator on earth. With an incredible sense of smell, adult bears spend most of their lives alone in search of food.
Using frozen ice to travel and hunt seals, walruses, and even whales, Polar bears are now using their swimming skills more than ever before. A tagged female was recently recorded swimming over 600 kilometers of icy Arctic water looking for food...and solid ground.
Climate change is and will affect everyone, so get educated about how you can help appease some of the destructive impacts on our global environment ♥
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Book Link
"The more you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go".
-Dr.Seuss 'I can read with my eyes shut'
Eco-Odyssey's 'book link' presents an extensive array of books and reference materials from our personal collection, amassed from countless adventures around the globe.
A lifelong journey of exploration and travel is best accompanied by books, which help us along our discoveries, assist us in understanding the world, and continue teaching us once we return home.
☛ Click on each of the following links to view the inventory of materials, which pertain to the heading titles. Sneak a peak at our library of 'inspiring words', and nurture your curiosity about our living environment!
