Polar bear population now 22,600-32,000 – when tallied by nation | polarbearscience
This afternoon I came across some startling information.
According to a dynamic summary report on the home page of the IUCN/SSC Polar Bear Specialist Group website called State of the Polar Bear, there are now 22,600-32,000 polar bears worldwide, when tallied by nation.
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This is a big change from the 20,000-25,000 that has been touted as the global polar bear population since 2005
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If there could be as many as 32,000 polar bears worldwide, why have we not heard of this before? Is this another example of data being kept secret?
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I have noticed a quiet shift over the years re: polar bears.
First... we have to save them! Send money.
Next... we've saved them! Look how great we did. Send money.
Recent... we're gonna kill them all again with CAGW. Send money.
Notice a common theme here?
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