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Polar bears primarily live in the Arctic regions of Alaska, Canada, Russia, Denmark, and Norway. They can grow up to 10 feet tall and weigh over 1,400 pounds for males, while females reach about 7 feet and 650 pounds. Despite appearances, polar bears are not truly white - their transparent fur and black skin cause them to appear white as their fur reflects light against snowy backgrounds.
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Polar bears primarily live in northern regions like Russia, Canada, Norway, Alaska, and Greenland. They are meat-eaters that mainly eat seals but also consume fish, walruses, and other marine mammals. Polar bears have white fur, black skin, sharp claws, powerful jaws, and black tongues, with 42 teeth total. They have two types of fur, don't drink water, build snow dens, females are called sows, and twins are common births while adults typically weigh around 770 kg.
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