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I fell in love with the background I used for this image and wanted to incorporate the right image into it, so I chose the polar bears, which I found on Google. I title this "Save Us" because it is a fact that with global warming the polar bear is slowing becoming extinct. So this image is for them.
See original background here [link]
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I mean, nice piece and all, but your "facts" are completely bogus.
The actual FACTS are that Polar Bears have been increasing in number in recent years, both Arctic and Antarctic ice caps have expanded massively, and that the recent warming trend is actually part of a natural warming/cooling cycle. The "recent" (in geological terms) warming represents Earth returning to its "normal" temperature from the last Ice Age. Not only, but there has been a 20 year pause in warming. I think that it's also worth mentioning that Polar Bears are more before ice melts in the spring, and after ice melts in the summer. 6,000 ago, during the Holocene Climate Optimum, Arctic ice was entirely absent during the summer for CENTURIES. Polar Bear populations didn't even blink.
Like I said, great piece, awesome artwork, but poorly informed.
The actual FACTS are that Polar Bears have been increasing in number in recent years, both Arctic and Antarctic ice caps have expanded massively, and that the recent warming trend is actually part of a natural warming/cooling cycle. The "recent" (in geological terms) warming represents Earth returning to its "normal" temperature from the last Ice Age. Not only, but there has been a 20 year pause in warming. I think that it's also worth mentioning that Polar Bears are more before ice melts in the spring, and after ice melts in the summer. 6,000 ago, during the Holocene Climate Optimum, Arctic ice was entirely absent during the summer for CENTURIES. Polar Bear populations didn't even blink.
Like I said, great piece, awesome artwork, but poorly informed.