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time.com > Full-grown bears are by no means immune to danger,however. The authors cite earlier research predicting that the adult male population could decrease by 24% if the ice-free summer season increases to 180 days. This is especially so given the enormous energy intake—about 22,500 calories per day—that the big males need to maintain their body weight.
As the Ice Melts, Polar Bears Are Failing to Find Enough Food on Land
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time.com > Full-grown bears are by no means immune to danger,however. The authors cite earlier research predicting that the adult male population could decrease by 24% if the ice-free summer season increases to 180 days. This is especially so given the enormous energy intake—about 22,500 calories per day—that the big males need to maintain their body weight.
As the Ice Melts, Polar Bears Are Failing to Find Enough Food on Land
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