【ALENG Self-media】In the morning of February 11, due to the shrinking environment on which they live, the polar bear known as the "King of the Arctic" began to invade the living places of local residents, which has brought great trouble to the lives of local residents.
According to foreign media reports, ShintejiMa, located in northern Russia near the Arctic Circle, has been harassed by a huge number of polar bears since last December. More than 52 large polar bears invaded the lives of local residents, attacked local garbage bins, and even broke into residents' bedrooms and government office buildings, and all the delicious food they saw was swept away. Fearing attacks from these uninvited guests, local residents have banned their children from schools and kindergartens, and many have temporarily evacuated their homes for safety reasons.
Because polar bears are a protected species, despite such severe attacks and harassment, local environmental agencies have banned people from shooting these reckless outsiders, and as recently as last Saturday, the local area declared a state of emergency on HVP Island, citing an unprecedented increase in polar bear populations in remote areas since last December.
The report said that these polar bears were menacing, appeared to be prepared, and the comers were not good. In response to these terrible intruders, local residents and institutions resorted to tricks such as barking wolfhounds, letting bright lights shine through the night, and playing terrible sounds through loudspeakers, but to no avail. These prepared invaders seem to ignore these measures, and they still calmly and calmly enter any place they want to go, even climbing the stairs to find sweet food that may have been hidden by selfish people.
The past year has become the hottest year in nearly 100 years for mankind. The latest research reports from NASA and the Oceanic And Atmospheric Kilometer Agency show that the Earth's temperature will continue to rise in the future. Global warming has seriously affected not only the survival of humans, but also these species that are accustomed to surviving in cold regions. As glaciers melt due to warming, polar bears are gradually expanding southward, and eventually, when they feel hopeless about fighting for food, the King of the Arctic is finally angry: he can't live anymore! Find a human to settle the score!