The polar bear is the largest predator on earth. It has a strong body, massive legs, an elongated muzzle and sharp teeth, with which he can easily hunt his prey. The animal has snow-white wool, which is its most important difference from other bears. Over time, it can turn yellow. The cavity of wool is filled with air, this mechanism helps to keep warm. Adult males and females are 2 to 2.5 meters tall and weigh 200 to 600 kilograms. Bear cubs are born very tiny, 30 centimeters long and weighing 500 grams...

Polar Bear, who is this? Where is live he? What does he eat? All this and much more, you will learn in my artical. Polar bears are wild animals of the bears family, a kind of dog-like. Polar bears weigh up to 1 ton and are 250 cm tall. Ordinary males weigh 450-500 kg and are 2 meters tall. Female weigh 200-380 kg and are 170 cm tall. The largest bears weighed 1110 kg and was 256 cm tall. Polar bears live on the territory of countries as Norway (swalbard Archipelago) Canada, USA (Alaska) Denmark (Grenland Island), Russia...