This year is probably a good year for Svalbard’s polar bears because there is a lot of sea ice here compared to recent years,” he said [The Guardian, 2 April…
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Hudson Bay polar bears now considered most likely to survive future sea ice loss
Over the last 10 years, Hudson Bay polar bears have morphed from being the “most at risk” across the Arctic to the “least at risk.” Who would have thought?
When polar bears die, they die of starvation: new Nature paper is propaganda, not news
Starvation is a natural cause of death for polar bears and is virtually never caused by lack of sea ice.
Polar bears and sea ice fail to implode in 2023 as predicted, with special thanks for your support
Contradictions and failed predictions abound.
Despite hand-wringing about Churchill polar bears this year, 2023 wasn’t their worst summer
For months, the media has been bleating about the poor polar bears of Churchill suffering from lack of sea ice blamed on human-caused climate change during the so-called ‘hottest year’ on…
Western Hudson Bay polar bears on their way offshore to hunt seals: freeze-up has begun
…so far, there have been no reports from this region of incidents of cannibalism, starving bears found wandering the landscape like zombies, or desperate attacks on people that polar bear specialists have warned us to expect (Abrahms et al.…
Churchill so far has few problems with polar bears despite predictions of a record bad year
… the number of incidents and bears captured so far have been well below other years after the same number of weeks ashore.
Feeding time for Russian polar bears as shorefast ice returns to Laptev Sea, ice-generator of the Arctic
Sea ice formation along shorelines attracts fish and seals and that means polar bears which spent the summer onshore will soon eat again after their summer fast.
Those Damn Polar Bears Refuse to Die
Those damn Polar Bears just aren’t dying the way we said they would, but it might/could/may/perhaps happen in the future.
No climate emergency for polar bears
Date: 09/17/2019 Link copied to clipboard Sorry, your browser does not allow copying links Author: Susan Crockford Topic: Polar Bears Organisation: Net Zero Watch Video Length: 4:10 Date: 09/17/2019 Link…
No evidence polar bears survived Eemian warmth because they were not yet fully ice-dependent
There is no evidence that polar bears survived Eemian warmth because they weren’t yet fully ice-dependent or that polar bears in the future could live on land like grizzlies if…
New evidence that polar bears survived 1,600 years of ice-free summers in the early Holocene
From Polar Bear Science Susan Crockford New evidence indicates that Arctic areas with the thickest ice today probably melted out every year during the summer for about 1,600 years during the…
How is widespread use of helicopters to study polar bears defensible in a warming world?
…the lifeblood of most polar bear research is jet fuel needed by helicopters
Polar bears in W. Hudson Bay are in good shape, says researcher. So are numbers really falling?
…polar bears his team saw in April while installing collars and ear tags were in good shape this year…
‘Less ice means more conflicts with polar bears’ narrative not supported by scientific evidence
This result by veteran polar bear researchers blows a big hole in the emerging narrative nudging the public to expect more polar bear attacks
Russian walrus and polar bears continue to thrive US researchers tell the Washington Post
… the larger estimate seems more plausible as an average for this subpopulation, although the authors of the report did not draw that conclusion.
Winter sea ice habitat for polar bears still abundant enough to sustain a thriving species
The slight decline since 1979 has so far been no cause for concern to polar bears, who are thriving.
Southern Labrador coastal landscape dominated by fat polar bears in March
Photos of some of the bears sighted are all in good or excellent condition, and few of the animals seem to be intent on causing real trouble for locals
15 years after ESA listing as ‘threatened’ due to sea ice loss polar bears are abundant & thriving
There is no existential emergency for polar bears or any other Arctic sea mammals due to declining summer sea ice, despite continued messages of doom from remorseless experts.
Recent paper on W. Hudson Bay polar bears includes new official sea ice freeze-up data
In other words, body weight data–so critical to the argument that the health of WH polar bears is declining due to sea ice loss–is still being withheld.
Where were the starving W. Hudson Bay polar bears in 2020 if the population had declined by 2021?
This makes it all the more significant that they have provided no actual evidence that WH bears are indeed starving to death in sufficient numbers to substantiate a 40% decline…
Polar Bears of SE Greenland Get Shorefast Ice Necessary to Hunt Seals: Not So Unique After All
This is apparently why polar bears in this region are doing just as well as those living in NE Greenland: in other words, thriving despite the pessimistic prophesies of experts.
No evidence for BBC claim that Churchill is simply getting too warm for polar bears
Another pronouncement from conservation activists at Polar Bears International taken without a single check of facts makes the BBC look ineffective and gullible.
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