>>100381505>>100381558apparently the articles i read on it are full of coulds and maybes without proper field testing seeing if its actually consistent in wild, they just found out that there's lower bone density in polar bears than before, saying it could cause them to break, as well as the lower bone density in the polarbears only happening in ones with high levels of pollution, but all it is is correlation = causation and not actual real science behind why the increased pollution would be causing it , so enjoy this image instead.
