National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 7月5日 04時04分

Photo by @daisygilardini | By April, the pack ice in the frozen fjords of Svalbard are slowing opening up. This young bear is scouting the ice edge, looking for seals. Of the eight species of bears, polar bears are the only bear to be truly carnivorous. They are at the top of the Arctic food chain, and seals represent 90% of their diet. As apex predators, polar bears are exposed to high levels of pollutants, which accumulate in the food chain. Therefore, they’re a good indicator of the health of the entire Arctic ecosystem. Follow me, @daisygilardini, for more images and behind-the-scenes stories. #polarbear #arctic #packice #Svalbard #climatechange

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cdn_glennb here’s an idea... if u want to help the bears and reduce the so called devastating effects of climate change; stay home! Stop travelling to their habitat! Stop disturbing them and stop making a path that more humans will follow and then u will have real devastating effects?

mikecoolee01 That’s something a boat load of money needs to be put into is making sure the polar bear doesn’t fade into history

crystalmeserole This is awful. Say goodbye to the polar bears. Just another species that humans have destroyed.

deedar_vick Beautiful shot! Keeping my fingers crossed for when I visit Svalbard next year ??

impavanram The serene landscape suited the presence of it...#IT FOLLOWS

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