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The Strong Polar Bear

by Paul

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The Strong Polar Bear
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Introduction
Name polar bear polar bears live in the artic size and weight polar bears may grow ten feet tall and weigh over 1400 pounds. Females reach sevan feet and weigh 650 pounds what does it look like. Polar bears fur is not white each hair is a clear hollow tube polar bear with primarily eat seals. A polar bear with oil on its coat cannot regulate its body temperatare properly. The age of four or five the female polar bear can start having babies they usually have two cubs these babies are in a cave dug in a large snow drift.
Adaptation​
Polar bear have clows to grip the slipery ice.

And polar bear have sharp teeth to hunt thier pray.

Polar bear have small ears to keep the water out.

Polar bear have fat to store enage and keep worm.

Polar bear has hallow fur filed with air to help him swim and to keep him worm.

Polar bear it has white fur to blend in with the snow so its pray dosit see it.
Baby polar bear
Baby polar bear are born in the shelter of the mother den.

A baby polar bear name is called a cub.

Polar bear cubs are way to smaller in comparison to polar bear adults
Hunt
Polar bear are almost purely carnivorous and survive by hunting seals.

Polar bear stalk seals on the ice orten laying in wait at breathing holes.

Ringed seals on blubber is their favorite food.

Polar bear wont consume the whole seal eathing the blubber abneand moving on for another kill.
Glossary
Prey - a prey is wan a polar bear catches an animal.

predator - a predator is wan the polar bear runs away from a big animal














































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































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