ANSWER
Polar bear migration is driven by environmental factors like sea ice patterns and food availability, which are governed by natural laws and causality. Synchronicity, however, deals with meaningful coincidences that lack a causal link but feel significant. While polar bear migration is a scientific phenomenon, synchronicity is a philosophical or psychological concept. The connection lies in how humans interpret patterns: just as one might find meaning in coincidental events (synchronicity), one could also see the bears’ migration as part of a larger, interconnected natural order. However, the former is subjective, while the latter is objective.