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The polar bear is the world's largest bear. Males can weigh over 650 lbs, twice as much as females. They have black skin and clear fur that turns yellow in the summer. Polar bears hibernate in Arctic ice in the winter and eat seals, whales, walruses, sea birds, eggs, fish, rodents and berries. Estimates put the world polar bear population between 21,470 to 28,370 in 1993.
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- 2. Physical Description World’s largest bear Females weigh over 650 lbs Males weigh double Skin is black and fur is clear Yellow in the summer
- 3. Habitat Hibernate in ice during winter Arctic Regions Pack of ice in Arctic Ocean
- 4. Diet Rodents Berries Seals, Whales, and Walruses Sea birds and eggs Fish
- 5. Other facts Estimated to live 25 – 30 years Have a keen sense of smell Use lips and whiskers to explore objects 1993 – Estimated worlds population was 21,470 to 28,370
- 6. Information source • http://www.kidsbiology.com/animals-for- children.php • http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/index.ht ml
- 7. Image sources www.Accentrontravel.US www.Stanford.edu www.Martalopz95.blogsspot.com www.Hickerphoto.com www.Earthgauge.net www.7act.screensavers.com
Editor's Notes
- The polar bear is the world’s largest bear. Females weigh over 650 lbs, yet the males weigh double. Their skin is black with clear fur and is yellow in the summer.
- Polar bears live in the Arctic Region. They roam packs of ice in the Arctic Ocean. During the winter they hibernate in packs of ice.
- The polar bears diet consists upon rodrents, berries, seals, whales, sea birds and their eggs, and fish.