Polar Bear Behavior and Conservation

The video discusses the alarming decline in polar bear populations, with predictions of losing two-thirds in 50 years due to rapid habitat changes. As food becomes scarce, bears are increasingly moving towards human settlements. The video also promotes a PBS program, 'The Great Polar Bear Feast.'

What is the predicted fate of the polar bear population in the next 50 years?

• They will thrive and increase in number.

• Two-thirds of them could be lost.

• Their population will remain stable.

• They will migrate to warmer regions.

Why are polar bears increasingly moving towards human settlements?

• They are curious about human activities.

• They are looking for mates.

• They are attracted to the lights of the village.

• Their natural food sources are depleting.

How has the frequency of polar bear sightings changed over the years?

• Sightings have become less common.

• There are now 80 to 100 bears seen at a time.

• Bears are only seen during certain seasons.

• Sightings have remained the same.

What is the main topic of the PBS special mentioned in the transcript?

• The history of polar bear conservation.

• The migration patterns of polar bears.

• The Great Polar Bear Feast.

• Polar bear interactions with other species.

What is the significance of the increased polar bear sightings?

• It indicates a growing polar bear population.

• It means polar bears are adapting well to climate change.

• It shows a change in polar bear behavior.

• It suggests polar bears are becoming more aggressive.