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Polar Bear Behavior

Polar Bear Behavior

The polar bear is commonly thought of as an aggressive animal causing fear for humans as we know it is a powerful large predator. However, it might surprise us to learn that they also have noble, peaceful and in many cases, graceful behaviors.

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Polar Bear Social Structure

Polar Bear Social Structure

Polar Bear Social Structure. 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 Anatomy

Polar Bear Anatomy. 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 with her cub

Polar Bear Communication

Polar Bear Communication. 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 Anatomy

Polar Bear Evolution

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 Predators

Polar Bear Enemies Since Polar Bears find themselves at the very top of the food chain out there, they don’t have many natural predators at all. Ironically, the only one they have to fear in their natural environment is their own kind.

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