Asked by jimmybob
Polar bears hunt for ringed seals by waiting for them to emerge from breathing holes in the ice. Which abiotic change may decrease a polar bear’s ability to hunt?(1 point)
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increased competition
increased competition
increased seal population
increased seal population
increased temperatures
increased temperatures
increased ice cover
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increased temperatures
Warmer temperatures (an abiotic change) reduce sea ice and alter breathing-hole formation, removing the platform polar bears use to wait for seals and thereby decreasing hunting success.
Warmer temperatures (an abiotic change) reduce sea ice and alter breathing-hole formation, removing the platform polar bears use to wait for seals and thereby decreasing hunting success.
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