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Polar bears are a popular animal known for their soft appearance but feared when seen in their natural habitat in the northern regions of Canada, Alaska, Denmark, Norway, Russia, and Canada. Beavers are also a famous Canadian animal that builds lodges in ponds and lakes by digging channels and ponds, using their sharp teeth to fell trees, to stay safe from predators.
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