Question 22: A. According to data, 21% of adult males and 63% of females with cubs facing long ice-free periods are completely unlikely to s...

Question 22: 

A. According to data, 21% of adult males and 63% of females with cubs facing long ice-free periods are completely unlikely to survive this extensive scientific research on Arctic starvation.

B. Research indicates that after 180 days without sea ice, 21% of adult male polar bears and 63% of females with cubs are unlikely to survive due to starvation

C. The probability of surviving starvation is historically unlikely for 21% of adult males and 63% of females with cubs unless the ice-free duration stays within traditional 180-day limits.

D. Evidence suggests that 21% of adult male polar bears and 63% of females with cubs monitoring these ice-free regions are highly unlikely to research their own starvation after 180 days