Polar bears (Ursus maritimus) communicate with each other not only through words but also by actions. They speak to one another just
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The Greenland shark is one of the largest shark species reaching a length of about 21 to 24 feet and weighs up
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A female polar bear is less than half the size of a male polar bear. She is also much less in weight
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Polar bears do not live in Antarctica. They never had. Polar bears live in the Arctic which occurs at the northernmost part
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Yes, polar bears do have tails. However the size is so small that one can barely notice it. It is almost as
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A part from ringed seals polar bears also consume bigger prey animals such as whales. But they do not seem to actively hunt
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Polar bears (Ursus maritimus) are highly opportunistic feeders in that they will consume just about anything in the Arctic. That’s right! Nearly
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Yes and probably no! Polar bears always prefer to hunt bigger animals such as seals or walruses. However during warmer months when
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Norwegian scientists believe that polar bears have been forced to feed on species which they had never eaten in 50 years. Recently
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The caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) is a large North American animal. The caribou’s range extends to Alaska where it meets apex predators
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