: No Sea Ice<span>, No Seals, No </span>Polar Bears. As with most species that are orwill<span> be vulnerable to climate </span>change<span>, </span>habitat<span> is key in the case of the </span>polar<span> bear. Climate </span>change<span> is warming the </span>Arctic<span> along with the rest of the planet — and in the</span>Arctic<span>, that means </span>sea ice<span> is melting.</span>
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D. New Guinea
D. New Guam
You see, we are more likely to find tropical rainforest and jungles on a hot and sunny location like on the equator. In fact, desert doesnt always have to be hot at all, for instance, the antarctica. Deserts are formed on locations with different climates and less precipitation. And unlike the locations on the equator, which receives high amount of rainfalls, deserts receive way too little, thus, affecting the vegetation and growth in the area.
For a surface storm system to intensity, the upper-level low (or trough) should be located to the WEST of the surface low.
