[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

The Polar Bears again.....

Frankly I would worry about them coming south for tasty morsels....

[mrmeyer]

LOL. Reminds me of the folks that save the beached whales. How can they evolve and grow legs to become land mammals when folks keep pushing them back into the ocean?/s

[Crooked Constituent]

If we don’t fix globull warming they will end up in your backyard waiting to eat you!

[a fool in paradise]

The zoo?

“Sumbahdy outta tell that to the polar bearz!” - Algore when confronted with the FACT that polar bear populations have RISEN.

[Flycatcher]

Why all the current fuss about the polar bear?

They went extinct during the Medieval Warming Period...

[MsLady]

Are these people still at it? Didn’t they get the message, it was all a BIG LIE.

[Repeal The 17th]

How would your life change if there were no more polar bears?

[hattend]

Christian?

Science?

Monitoring what?

[savedbygrace]

A last refuge? Bwahahahahahaha!

[GladesGuru]

Shoot ‘em.

They make superlative rugs.

[Brett66]

Hopefully they’ll all die off and we’ll stop wasting money researching them.

[elkfersupper]

They’re only at the top of the food chain until they encounter somebody with a working .45-70 and good ammo.

[pallis]

Does this nonsense ever end?

[FrankR]

WEASEL WORD ALERT...not a single "fact" in the whole article...

By midcentury, the northern islands of Canada and the north coast of Greenland may represent the only remaining region in the Arctic where polar bears and the marine animals that sustain them can survive if greenhouse-gas emissions continue to climb at anywhere near their current levels.

That's the scenario a team of US and Canadian scientists came up with in looking at the prospects for Arctic habitats if greenhouse-gas emissions follow a business-as-usual track through the end of the century.

The research, outlined at a briefing Thursday during the American Geophysical Union's fall meeting in San Francisco, stands as a bookend to a study published Thursday in the journal Nature, which suggests that sustainable populations of the bears could be preserved around the Arctic if greenhouse-gas emissions are aggressively curbed and if traditional wildlife-management approaches are rigorously applied.

[texmexis best]

I wonder if a polar bear rug might be a real chick magnet?

[Vaquero]

[Dick Bachert]

They’ll head for Algore’s palatial 10,000 square foot manse in Nashville.

Since he keeps it around 50 degrees in the summer, they should be quite comfy.

MEMO TO ALGORE: Keep them well-fed. On second thought...

[Hardraade]

“Please ship us all to DC, we have heard the land is filled with huge, highly visible and blubbery creatures which may be even better food than walrus.”</Polarbear>

[FourPeas]

I just can’t bring myself to read this. My suggestion for where the polar bears should go is that every member of PETA should adopt one and keep it in their garden/back yard.

[WOBBLY BOB]