Last month in Japan, Ecoideasnet organized an eco event to highlight the plight of the polar bears that are facing extinction due to global warming. At the Flogos event at Sekiya, Tokyo, the organizer launched some flying polar bear shapes, made from plant-derived soap bubbles, into the skies. The soap bubbles were filled with helium gas. Some flower seeds were also interleaved within the bubbly shapes. An utterly divergent illustration of the plight of the helpless creature from what another video – covered last year – went on to validate.
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