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Artic Polar Bear
Seeing an artic polar bear is rather difficult; hunting babies and pregnant females is strictly banned.
The coat of these animals is warm and water-repellent. Their skin is black but the fur is white. The color of the coat is a good camouflage against the snow. They are full-grown at about five or six years of age. They stay with their mothers only during first two years of life.
Seeing an artic polar bear is rather difficult; hunting babies and pregnant females is strictly banned.
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They are the largest carnivore in the world. They have the fur in between their toes; it gives them an opportunity to walk on the ice without slipping. When they walk their front paws turn inward and they usually do not run because they can overheat. Seeing an artic polar bear is rather difficult; hunting babies and pregnant females is strictly banned.
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