Polar bears have got quite many adaptations to survive in the Arctic. They can swim great distances; they can run pretty fast,
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Yet another myth about polar bears is that they cover their nose while hunting seals. It just doesn’t stand to logic for
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Polar bears inhabit one of the coldest places on earth where the average temperature for the warmest month (July) drops down to
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People who ask such questions usually do not know the precise location of polar bears because if they do, they would probably
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Lately, polar bears have been increasingly discussed not only among biologists or scientists—they have turned out to be the topic of debate
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In this article we’ll be studying how long do polar bear cubs stay with their mom and when do they leave her.
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Polar bears are well protected by several layers of fur. The fur not only prevents them from catching cold during swimming, it
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Do you know what color is a polar bear tongue? The polar bear tongue is actually pink and it is mottled with
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Polar bears have long evolved to occupy and dominate its ecological niche primarily due to its unique adaptations. These adaptations are related
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Unlike polar bear’s elongated skull, large feet, and huge paw they have got small ears—perhaps one of many adaptations to cold climates.
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