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Baby Polar Bear
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Contat us - Polar Bear World
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One of the facts about polar bears is that they are the largest carnivores in the world that reside on land. Polar Bears give birth to their young on land, but then they spend most of their time in the water.
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Polar bear future is uncertain due the global warming and the damage to their natural habitat.
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Polar Bear Facts and Information. Feeding, habitat, distribution, reproduction, anatomy and more. Also, the conservation efforts made to preserve Polar Bears and how humans have interacted with Polar Bears.
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While polar bear habitat is not suitable for human development, human activities and their consequences have impacted polar bears.
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Large Male Polar Bear On The Shore Of Hudsons Bay
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Large Mature Male Polar Bear Canadian Arctic
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The Polar Bear is an extremely large animal, with the males weighing up to 1,500 pounds and anatomy fully adapted to cold weather.
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Polar Bear And Global Warming
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Polar Bear Close up
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There is not very much communication among polar bears as they live alone most of the time, however communication is produced during mating
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Polar Bear conservation index including,polar bears endangered,polar bear hunting,polar bear conservation efforts
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Polar Bear Cub
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Polar Bear Cub Stays Close To His Mother
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There were no restrictions for hunting polar bears for long time which casued a great drop in the number of polar bear available.
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There are great differences between polar bears and other bear species. While it is believed that the brown bear is the closest relative, evolution created a large number of adaptations which make them very different.
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Polar Bear Family
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Their main source of food for polar bears is the various species of seals that live in the same area that they do
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You will find that the natural habitat for the Polar Bear is in the very cold areas of the world.
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Polar Bear in the Arctic
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Polar Bear In The Canadian Arctic
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Polar Bear information index including polar bear habitat,polar bear feeding,polar bear reproduction, polar bear anatomy,polar bear communication, polar bear evolution,polar bear predators,polar bear social structure,polar bear distribution
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Polar Bear Jumping
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Polar Bear Mother and Young
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Polar Bear on Ice
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Polar Bear On Ice In Hudsons Bay
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Polar Bear Image Gallery
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Polar bear are apex predators at the top of the food chain. However, babies are severly threatened by a number of predators.
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Polar bears are solitary animals and they remain by themselves until the reproduction process begins.
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Polar bear research has been conducted for years, although latest technology has greatly helped research by tracking polar bears through satellites and gps.
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Polar bear do not live in groups and they are most of the time lonely creatures. The only social structure recognized by scientists is the bond between the mothers and their offsprings.
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Polar Bear Standing
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Polar Bear Underwater Close Up
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Polar Bear Video Gallery
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Polar Bear Walking
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Polar Bear With Her Cubs In Canadian Arctic Sunset
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Polar Bear With Seal
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Polar Bear with Two Cubs
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One of the victims of global warming is definitively the polar bear. The damage to the natural habitat of polar bear due to global warming has been large
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Humans and polar bears,including polar bear research,polar bears in captivity and polar bears in culture
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There are plenty of cultural tradition, stories and legends that circulate among the people of the Arctic involving the Polar Bears.
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Polar Bears in Zoo
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Polar Bears Looking for Food
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Privacy statement - Polar Bear World
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Sleepy Polar Bear
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The Last Polar Bear
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Young Polar Bear
