Polar Bears 2020 Calendar!
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Found roaming on the vast icy plains of the great white circumpolar arctic, the Polar Bear is considered the largest land-living carnivore in the world. Polar Bears have come to the forefront of public attention in recent years due to growing evidence of their diminishing habitat as a result of climate change. Photographed in their natural environment by award-winning photographers, National Geographic Polar Bears calendar offers a dynamic collection of close-ups of this extraordinary animal. Each outstanding image in this award winning calendar is accompanied by fascinating National Geographic information and a large grid with moon phases and international holidays. |
Its Latin name, Ursus maritimus, means 'sea bear', an apt name for this amazing species which spends much of its life in, around, or on the water - predominantly on the sea ice. Global polar bear numbers are projected to decline by 30% by 2050. |
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Polar antics! Master Photographer Bela Baliko demonstrates his passion for these endearing and endangered babies in this collection of "arctic angels". Is this the last generation of Polar Bears? No photographer presents these adorable cubs like Bela, with his many years of work as a research assistant in the high Arctic. Different image selection than our Wall format, in a handy smaller size. From Bela's outstanding photography, to the highest standards of printing, through to our choice of heavy-weight paper, the quality in our products is clearly evident. Also, because of Bela's love of nature, this 12 + 24 month mini sized, saddle-stitched calendar is printed on FSC certified paper, using vegetable-based inks & water-based high gloss cover finish, all fully recyclable. Month before/month after view on each page, with large note-friendly grids. Much more than just another wildlife calendar, gorgeous photography with exceptional quality in a responsibly manufactured product, all at a great price! |
Polar Bears are found in the frozen wilds of the Arctic and grow to be extremely big weighing over 1200 lbs! Although they are big in size, polar bears make excellent swimmers! Any Polar Bear lover will enjoy flipping through these beautiful images of this unique animal.
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