Polar bears in captivity exhibit obsessive patterns of behavior such as pacing back and forth on the same spot, swinging their h
eads from side-to-side, and using their paws to repeatedly stroke their head. Such behaviors are signs of stress. They behave this way even when zoos design their living areas to include elements of the polar bear's natural environment. This shows that polar bears do not do well in captivity. Which of the following statements best expresses the main conclusion of the above argument A. Polar bears in the wild live longer than those in captivity.
B. Polar bears walk for miles when in the wild
C. Polar bears out in the wild engage in obsessive patterns of behavior
Answer: option C - Polar bears out in the wild engage in obsessive patterns of behavior
Explanation:
Obsessive means pursuing one activity to the absolute exclusion of others. An obsession usually defies environmental factors
Definitely, the polar bears REGARDLESS of being in CAPTIVITY or WILD, are obsessed with the behavioral patterns of pacing back and forth on the same spot, swinging their heads from side-to-side, and using their paws to repeatedly stroke their head.
the seasons in the northern hemisphere are the opposite of those in the southern hemisphere. this means that Argentina winter ans Australia winter begins in June the winter solstice in the southern hemisphere is June 20th or June 21 while the summer solstice the longest day of the year is December 21 or 22