Introduction-+Dear+Reader

Dear Reader,  The topic I choose for my multi-genre research project is polar bear extinction. The reason I choose this topic was because I am very passionate about animals and people should care for them. Animals are just like us, but act in different ways. Of course they can’t talk but they all have a life just like us. They were born and got taken care of by their mom or dad like we all did. What I am trying to say is animals are very similar to humans. Some animals are endangered. They are at the treat of going extinct. What if humans were to go extinct? “We would all be animals.” Some might say. We all care about each other so, we should care about animals too. Lets put this in another situation. If all the animals in the world were to go extinct there would be no such thing as meat. All fruits and vegetables. Again, what I am trying to say is that animals should be treated the way humans are. This is the road I went down. Now I had to get even narrower and find one animal that I have interest in and is obviously endangered. I looked at the top most endanger bears worldwide and a list of bears came up. On the first page there were seven choices, koala bear, sun bear, Asiatic black bear, sloth bear, Andean bear, polar bear, and, the brown bear. I went a little deeper into each bear and going into it I was most interested in the polar bear. At the zoo, I would love to visit the polar bear. Then I took my road and it was what I had expected. For my research I focused on the five w’s for this topic. Who, what, when, where, why. Each one of the genre’s shows a different one of the w’s. All of them will walk you through why it is happening, and what the public could do to stop it. I had a bunch of fun finding about the polar bear extinction, and I hope you do too.

 Sincerely,  Kurt Borgman

