Climate Change Project (Updated Version) by Reece Robinson

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              The picture at the very top, shows a polar bear, laying completely upside down, and dead, with the skull as its own head. This shows that climate change & global warming, can kill off polar bears, if we all do not do something about it. I used brightness/contrast for the skull, in the image at the very top. I also used the “edit-transform-flip horizontal,” tool in order to turn the other half of the polar bear’s body completely upside down. This qualifies as a hijack, because the polar bear’s head, is being completely modified, in order to show the type of harm, and maybe even death, that it could cause to our earth’s polar bears. 

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