Adorable polar bear cub clambers up his mother’s back before losing his balance

He’s lost his bearings! Adorable polar bear cub clambers up his mother’s back before losing his balance and taking a tumble in Canada An adorable polar bear cub was pictured tumbling off its mum into the snow in Wapusk National Park, Canada The three-month-old cub’s fall was a surprise for its sibling as they played and … Read more

Polar bear that strayed 675 MILES from its habitat across Russia is finally captured

A remarkable polar bear was finally in captivity tonight after walking a record 675 miles from its Arctic Ocean habitat. After a six-week effort, authorities eventually caught the beast, which appeared furious that its marathon adventure had come to an end. In a video, the bear is seen angrily shaking its cramped cage.   The bear’s … Read more

Polar bear that strayed 675 MILES from its habitat across Russia is finally captured

A remarkable polar bear was finally in captivity tonight after walking a record 675 miles from its Arctic Ocean habitat. After a six-week effort, authorities eventually caught the beast, which appeared furious that its marathon adventure had come to an end. In a video, the bear is seen angrily shaking its cramped cage.   The bear’s … Read more

Critically endangered polar bears are mating with grizzly bears heading north and ‘pizzly bears’

Climate change is pushing polar bears to extinction, but a warming world has also created a new animal that will carry on the species’ genes – ‘pizzly bears.’ Paleontologist Larisa DeSantis told DailyMail.com that polar bears are retreating inland to find food, since sea ice is melting, and are mating with grizzly bears that travel … Read more

Bizarre ‘spiders’ on Mars are made by carbon dioxide vapor escaping from cracks in polar ice

The Spiders from Mars isn’t just the name of David Bowie’s backing band in the 1970s—it’s the nickname given to mysterious formations on Mars that resemble creepy black arachnids. These ‘araneiforms’ (Latin for ‘spider-like’) were first observed 20 years ago, but astronomers have finally determined they’re caused by carbon dioxide vapor escaping from cracks in … Read more

Frost-bitten Britain: Polar winds see UK suffer third sub-zero morning in row

Frost-bitten Britain: Polar winds see UK suffer third sub-zero morning in row with -6C lows and snow risk (and you’ll STILL need to wrap up warm for return of al fresco dining on April 12) Yellow snow warning is in place across northern Scotland until 10am, with warnings of transport disruption It came after temperatures … Read more

Frost-bitten Britain: Polar winds see UK suffer third sub-zero morning in row

Frost-bitten Britain: Polar winds see UK suffer third sub-zero morning in row with -6C lows and snow risk (and you’ll STILL need to wrap up warm for return of al fresco dining on April 12) Yellow snow warning is in place across northern Scotland until 10am, with warnings of transport disruption It came after temperatures … Read more

Experts fear polar bears lack skills to find new food as they adapt to climate change 

Foraging peril of polar bears as experts fear they could lack skills to find new food as they adapt to climate change Researchers studied polar bears in Canadian Arctic tracking them over 11 days Bears usually hunt seals from floating ice but climate change means ice melted Bears have resorted to eating birds eggs on … Read more

Frosty reception for China hotel Harbin Polar Land where polar bears are on show 24 hours a day

‘Haven’t we learned anything about animal cruelty?’ Frosty reception for China hotel with polar bears on show 24 hours a day At ‘Harbin Polar Land’ in northeastern China, the hotel bedrooms’ windows face onto the bears’ pen  The bears are photographed by guests under harsh warm lights, in a space comprising fake rocks and icicles … Read more

Coldest winter for eight years will continue this week with ‘polar spring’ bringing minus 5C chills

Climate change could cause summers in Britain and to last SIX MONTHS by the end of this century, suggests a new study. Without efforts to slow the shifting climate, summers spanning almost half the year may become the new normal north of the Equator by 2100, say scientists. The change would likely have a far-reaching … Read more