Polar bear skull defies DNA test

In other news: Some animal nuts told Hollywood actors that Polar Bears are endangered. They promptly made commercials begging for money to save these majestic creatures. Of course we will have to wait a while for the fledgling population to die off but if someone that's been in a feature motion picture says they are endangered, by golly it must be true.

Too bad it didn't contain any DNA. It would have been interesting to see how much that changed in 14 thousand years.

In other news: Some animal nuts told Hollywood actors that Polar Bears are endangered. They promptly made commercials begging for money to save these majestic creatures. Of course we will have to wait a while for the fledgling population to die off but if someone that's been in a feature motion picture says they are endangered, by golly it must be true. I applaud your off-topic and sarcastic remark.

In other news: Some animal nuts told Hollywood actors that Polar Bears are endangered. They promptly made commercials begging for money to save these majestic creatures. Of course we will have to wait a while for the fledgling population to die off but if someone that's been in a feature motion picture says they are endangered, by golly it must be true. Your point is...."DRILL! BABY! DRILL!"....right? You mention waiting for a "...fledgling population to die off..." By "fledgling population" do you mean the ancient populations of polar bears? Those apex predators that have occupied the Arctic ... [More]

if the top apex predators are finding it increasing harder to survive in our over populated greedy world, how will the topmost apex predator survive !

Hard to say. What have they been doing over the past 5-6 years?