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Frost (aka Micha) is a female polar bear whose territory is on Svalbard in Norway. Frost is a super mother who raises very intelligent cubs who are strong, fast and healthy. These cubs will likely contribute to a future population of healthy adult polar bears. Unfortunately Frost and her cubs are extremely resourceful and are getting into cabins with food supplies and have also had encounters with people as she is un afraid. The problem is that the leader of the local council in Longyearbyen suggested to kill Frost for getting into the cabins where food is stored. She has been teaching her cubs to do the same. Remains of reindeers left behind from hunters can also attract her to these areas. A hungry polar bear has only one choice, one goal, to search for food. If we leave food there, they will come. Please sign the petition to save Frost for the obvious reason that humans are the problem and not the polar bears. We are expecting these bears to not interfere with cabins where food is located, in the Arctic, which is their territory. Polar bears are always on the hunt for food. This is their natural behaviour. We can not just kill them because of human convenience Please sign and share this petition to save this polar bear named Frost. Thank you in advance, JEANETTE FRASER | ||||||||
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Monday, November 21, 2022
Change.org Petition: Save Frost the Polar Bear on Svalbard
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