ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月14日 11時34分

Photo by @katieorlinsky A curious teenage male polar bear investigates the hood of my truck in Kaktovik, an Inupiat village in Arctic Alaska. Every fall, after the community’s annual subsistence hunt of bowhead whales, more and more polar bears arrive to feed off the whale carcass scraps. Climate change has affected the migration and diet of polar bears, which have grown increasingly hungry as melting sea ice impairs their ability to hunt seals on the Arctic Ocean ice sheet. Meanwhile, scavenging so close to town brings its own set of challenges to both polar bears and the people of Kaktovik. With a steady stream of tourists and scientists coming to view and study the polar bears year after year, bears grow increasingly accustomed to interaction with humans—the most dangerous predator on the planet.

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