What will the future of polar bears be like?

If there is no ice in the Arctic in summer, as German researchers have said, polar bears will face extinction, and we can only save species, not populations.

First, it is not difficult to save a few polar bears, but they can be kept indoors. There are already examples of raising polar bears in some zoos, so just save a few, take them to zoos for breeding, artificially conserve and simulate their living environment, keep them in captivity, protect their genetic population, and release them when the environment permits. This is a model of the giant panda in China.

Second, we can't save on a large scale because we can't change the climate. However, we can't do it on a large scale because the power of nature is too great. It is impossible to protect all polar bears and even animal species in the Arctic Circle. Because after the extreme climate change in a place, most animals in that place will always die because they don't adapt. Walrus jumping off a cliff before the Arctic Circle is an example.

Third, we can only look forward to climate change and make the Arctic a polar environment again. If only polar bear breeds are kept, it is also possible to pair them and raise them artificially. Although they may lose their hunting instinct after several generations, it is at least better than extinction. However, if they want to live well in the natural state, they can only expect the weather to be beautiful, so that global warming will not come again, and the summer in the Arctic will not be ice-free. Only in this way can we preserve the polar environment of the Arctic Circle, and then protect the ecology of the Arctic Circle, and polar bears will naturally not become extinct.

Generally speaking, there is no ice in the Arctic in summer, so we can't make it manually, because we can't make an artificial freezer as big as the Arctic Circle. The polar bear is facing extinction, and we can only promise not to poach or raise it artificially when it is about to become extinct, so as to preserve it as a species.