Polar bears more vulnerable to starvation due to climate change, according to new study. ... previous monitoring has identified a 40 per cent decline in polar bear numbers from 2001 to 2010.

The polar bear population in the area has already declined by an estimated 30% since 1987. This study indicates that polar bears across the Arctic are at risk of starvation as the ice-free period ...

Polar bears are at risk of starvation in longer ice-free seasons in the Arctic, despite their ability to adapt their diet and behaviour, scientists have warned.. Climate change is increasing the ...

Since posting the video of the polar bear, Nicklen has been asked why he did not intervene and feed the dying animal. “Of course, that crossed my mind,” said Nicklen.

A video released this week of an extremely emaciated polar bear has served as a similar purpose: as a rallying cry and stand-in for a largely unmitigated environmental disaster.

"Polar bears, they don't have natural enemies, so when they die it's of starvation." Related: Are Polar Bears Skating on Thin (Arctic) Ice? There are 19 recognized polar bear subpopulations, ...

In 1990, a polar bear killed a man farther north of Wales in the village of Point Lay. Biologists later said the animal showed signs of starvation, the Anchorage Daily News reported. World ...

A polar bear killed a man in the village of Point Lay, farther north of Wales, in 1990. Biologists later said the animal showed signs of starvation, the Anchorage Daily News reported .

A dramatic photograph of a starving polar bear went viral online, but scientists say it's a stretch to definitively link polar-bear starvation to climate change. Knut the polar bear, the global ...

A "skinny" polar bear has been saved after a tin can stuck to its tongue had caused it to starve. The young, female bear had walked into Dikson, a remote settlement in nothernmost Russia, in order ...

Polar bears in Canada's Hudson Bay risk starvation as climate change lengthens periods without Arctic Sea ice, despite the creatures' willingness to expand their diets.