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Polar bear
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polar bear
a large white bear which lives in the North Pole and is well-adapted to its icy environment
What is a "polar bear"?
The polar bear, also known as the "ice bear," is a large marine mammal native to the Arctic region. These majestic bears are known for their distinct white fur, powerful forelimbs for swimming, and specialized adaptations for living in a cold and icy environment. Polar bears are expert hunters, primarily preying on seals, and are well adapted to their icy habitat. They are considered a threatened species due to the loss of sea ice caused by climate change, which is leading to reduced access to their primary prey and habitat degradation. Conservation efforts are critical to ensuring the survival of these iconic Arctic predators.
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Polar bears have a keen sense of smell, allowing them to detect seals from long distances beneath the ice.
The polar bear is the largest land carnivore and has no natural predators except for humans.
The polar bear's white fur helps it blend into its icy surroundings, making it a stealthy predator.
Climate change threatens the polar bear's habitat as melting sea ice reduces its hunting grounds.
Conservation efforts are underway to protect polar bear populations and ensure their survival in the face of environmental challenges.
