Life and Challenges of Polar Bears in the Arctic

The video explores the harsh realities of life in the Arctic, focusing on polar bears hunting seals. It highlights a dramatic scene where a mother bear and her cub are pursued by a male bear, resulting in the cub's loss. The narrative emphasizes the mother's survival instincts and the emotional impact of witnessing such events. It also discusses the effects of climate change on polar bear food sources, leading to increased predation on cubs.

What does blood on ice symbolize in the Arctic context?

• A sign of death

• A sign of climate change

• An affirmation of life

• A warning of danger

What is the primary reason a female polar bear would run at full speed?

• To play with her cub

• To escape an adult male

• To catch prey

• To migrate to a new area

Why do female polar bears with cubs run more slowly?

• They are tired

• They are protecting their cubs

• They are searching for food

• They are migrating

What action did the mother bear take when the male bear approached?

• She ran away immediately

• She tried to defend her cub

• She attacked the male bear

• She hid in a pool

What was the outcome of the encounter between the mother bear, her cub, and the male bear?

• The cub escaped

• The male bear left them alone

• The male bear caught the cub

• The mother bear defeated the male

How did the observer feel about witnessing the polar bear encounter?

• Emotional and pained

• Excited

• Bored

• Indifferent

What is a significant challenge for polar bears in late summer?

• Lack of ice

• Lack of seals

• Too much competition

• Too much sunlight

What is one of the few food sources left for polar bears as ice melts?

• Vegetation

• Birds

• Fish

• Cubs of various ages

How is climate change affecting polar bear behavior?

• It makes them more aggressive

• It makes them migrate south

• It reduces their food availability

• It increases their population

What is the likely future trend for polar bear encounters as described in the video?

• They will stop completely

• They will remain the same

• They will become more frequent

• They will become less frequent