Polar Bears

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Introductions Chapter 1.......Where They Live Chapter 2....... Cubs Chapter 3........What they do Chapter 4........Communication Conclusion

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Polar Bears live in a special place so they won't die. First they can live by water so they can get food. Some live in the middle of Antarctica. If you ever see a hole in the snow it usually means that a polar bear is living there with their cubs.

Polar bears can be fierce and very dangerous as well as being cute and fluffy! Polar bears are different from your typical bears such as where they live, their appearance and especially how they survive in this world. There are many cool facts on polar bear that I am going to tell you about. Do you know where polar bears live?

Polar bears can have up to 4 baby cubs a year but it's common for them to have two cubs a year. When they are first born, cubs are blind, toothless, and covered in a layer of fur. They begin their life about 25 centimeters long and weigh about 2.2 pounds. Cubs are extremely cute and can be about the size of a notebook but they grow quickly because of the momma bear's milk which is 31 percent fat.

Some things polar bears do are just like humans. They can sleep about 7-8 hours as well as taking naps. Napping helps them build up their energy to go hunting for food to survive.

Polar bears can wear two kind of fur, normal fur and thick fur. Polar bears can also have fat and flubber. If you ever see a skinny polar bear, be warned. They can be dangerous because they don't have fat. It's not safe because they aren't getting any food. This means they are hungry.

As you can see, Polar bears are unique in their own way. Unlike other bears in Antarctica is the perfect place for them. Polar bears have been around a long time. Though they can be sweet and very dangerous. You tell me...would you want to be stuck in front of a polar bear in the middle of Antarctica freezing cold?

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