Why can t you bring polar bears to Antarctica?

He couldn't survive taking a polar bear to Antarctica.

The idea that the polar bear is the polar bear and the penguin is the penguins are the representative animals of the Antarctic. The Antarctic and the North Pole are the coldest places on earth, and the ecology of plants and animals is of constant concern. So why are there no polar bears in Antarctica?

Polar bears evolved from ancient brown bears, and they all belong to the carnivorous order Ursidae of the euzomatria. As early as the formation of the true beast subclass, the southern continent and the northern continent had already separated. Later, as the continents drifted further, the southern continent disintegrated, and Africa and South America were connected to the continents of Eurasia and North America, respectively, and Antarctica drifted to the southernmost point of the planet, leaving Antarctica with no other animals but penguins.

So it's not that polar bears can't adapt to Antarctica, it's that they simply don't have a chance to go.

Moreover, even if polar bears are transported to Antarctica, it will be difficult for them to survive. The Arctic is located in the Arctic Ocean, which is made up of seawater and icebergs, and polar bears have long adapted to this environment full of ice floe and seawater. Antarctica, on the other hand, is a continent covered with ice, with seawater and ice floes only at the edges.

If polar bears are really released to the South Pole, they will only survive on the edge of the South Pole and will not be able to dominate the South Pole.

Polar bears may be extinct, so why not send them to Antarctica? It's not that you don't send it, but you can't send it.

I can definitely survive, everything needs to be adapted, and if I stay in this place for a long time, I feel that I can survive very well.

It can't survive, because polar bears are supposed to live in the Arctic, and polar bears can't adapt to it when they are put in the Antarctic.

I don't think I can survive because polar bears can't adapt to the temperature of Antarctica, and they can't adapt to the living environment in Antarctica, so I don't think they can survive.

Because polar bears cannot survive in Antarctica, the climate difference between the Arctic and Antarctic is relatively large, and back to the question of whether polar bears can be migrated to Antarctica, although the Arctic and Antarctic are both polar regions, the environmental conditions and ecosystems of the two are still very different. The Antarctic is a continent surrounded by oceans, while the Arctic is an ocean basin surrounded by continents; Both the Antarctic and the North Pole are cold, but the climate in the Antarctic is much harsher than in the Arctic: the average annual temperature in the Antarctic is -50 and the minimum temperature is -50, while the average annual temperature in the Arctic is -18 and the minimum temperature is -68.

Antarctica has the largest ice sheet in the world, and this huge ice sheet exudes cold air all day long, rapidly cooling the air, making it the extreme title of "the world's cold pole", "the world's wind pole" and "the world's dry pole".

In terms of ecological environment, there is no grass or trees in the Antarctic Circle, and only bryophytes are born. This is not the case in the Arctic Circle, where there are not only grasslands, but also dense forests. There are also great differences in the species of terrestrial and marine animals that live in the Antarctic and Arctic. There are no large land predators in Antarctica, but there are many kinds of cute penguins.

If polar bears are moved to Antarctica, they will feed mainly on penguins, a defenseless prey that may soon decline in numbers and die out due to lack of food.

Why can't penguins live in the Arctic and polar bears can't live in Antarctica?

Antarctica is a huge ice sheet with an extremely harsh climate, with the lowest temperature recorded at the Vostochny station in the former Soviet Union. Antarctica is the driest continent in the world, and the drought of the Antarctic continent is caused by low temperatures and cold.

Gale winds, extreme cold, and heavy snowfall are the three major characteristics of the Antarctic climate, especially high winds. Strong winds blow in Antarctica all year round, with maximum wind speeds of about 100 meters per second, nearly three times higher than the Category 12 gale of 33 meters per second. Gale can easily lift more than 200 kilograms of large oil drums, which can be thrown thousands of meters away.

Overturning a plane parked at an airport is even more of a no-brainer. High winds are extremely common along the Antarctic coast, such as the Denison headland, which has 340 days of storms a year, making Antarctica a veritable "storm kingdom".

Therefore, the Antarctic is not suitable for the survival of large animals such as bears, although the Arctic is also very cold, but it is much inferior to the Antarctic, many animals can still adapt to it, there may have been penguins before, but it cannot compete with giant beasts, so there are no penguins in the Arctic.

Polar bears may be extinct, so why not send them to Antarctica? It's not that you don't send it, but you can't send it.

Fly over? Antarctica broke away from the continent about 6000w years ago, and when the bear mammal appeared, Antarctica had already drifted away.

My name is Guan Xiaokey. Polar bears have lived in the Arctic for generations, because in the past, there was still a lot of ice in the Arctic that could be used to live and live. Now that the Arctic glaciers are melting, the survival of polar bears is being challenged.

You may have the idea of letting a polar bear go to the South Pole on a whim, but how is it possible that the North Pole is the northernmost point of the Earth and the South Pole is the southernmost point of the Earth? So the polar bear can now only accept the arrangement of fate in the North Pole!