Global Warming Affects Polar Animals By Brandon Chalk J.T. Nelson Jacob Steinbach Penguins HABITAT: Penguins generally live on islands and remote continental regions free from land predators
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Global Warming
Affects Polar Animals
By Brandon Chalk
J.T. Nelson
Jacob Steinbach
Penguins
HABITAT:
Penguins generally live on islands and
remote continental regions free from land
predators
Most nests are lined with plants, stones, or
mud
Some penguins live in
caves or along cliffs.
Penguins
Penguins are starting to desert parts
of Antarctica because the icy waters
are getting too hot
Penguins main food source, which is
krill, is quickly depleting because of
Global Warming
Seals
• HABITAT:
• Most live in the Arctic and Antarctic
• They have a layer of thick fat that is
called blubber to survive the cold waters
• Blubber can store energy when there
isn’t enough food
• They like deep salt water because it will
help them survive
• They also live on islands and rocky
shores, in cracks on the ice and in and
some in warm climates
Seals
Their habitat is slowly depleting
Seals breeding habitats are
slowing, and they’re having to
move farther inland because the
ice shelf is breaking
Polar Bears
Habitat
Found in cold ocean waters or on ice
adrift
Found all over the Arctic regions
Their main habitat is pack ice
Seals are their main food source
Polar Bears
Polar bears depend on sea
ice as a platform so they
can hunt seals
Global warming is now the
biggest threat to polar
bears
It is destroying all of the
ice that they need to
survive on
Research has found that
the cubs are not surviving
as well
Researchers found adult
polar bears didn’t weigh as
much
How Global Warming
affects those animals
• Global warming is real, and it is
happening more quickly in
Antarctica and the North Pole than
anywhere else
• If Global Warming takes off another
Ice Shelf and it melts, the sea level
would rise extremely, leaving the
animals without any habitats
• Polar Animals and Global Warming
Our Sources
http://Seethesea.org
http://newsnationalgeographic.org
WWW.Timesonline.gov
http://Seaworld.com
WWW.globalwarming.com
WWW.defenders.org
http://www.polarbearsinternational.org