Ice sculpture in Sydney raises polar bear plight

June 3, 2011 by  

Renowned British sculptor Mark Coreth (L) finishes carving his life-sized melting ice sculpture of a polar bear in Sydney, on June 3. The public are invited to touch Sydney Ice Bear as it slowly melts, revealing the bronze skeleton of a life-size polar bear, an indication of the impact humans can have on our environment.(AFP/Greg Wood)AFP – A huge ice sculpture of a polar bear designed to raise awareness about global warming and the plight of the endangered creature was unveiled in Sydney.


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