The Adventures of a Polar Bear - Reading EnlightenmentBook

Author: Chen Qiuying, Ding Wuwen, Zhang Ruiwei
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The polar bear is a cold-region animal. In nature, polar bears live along the coast of the Arctic Ocean and nearby islands. They have a large body, hairy paws, and are skilled at climbing ice mounds. They cannot climb trees but are excellent swimmers. Their entire body is covered with thick, dense white fur, and they have a lot of body fat, making them resistant to cold and snow. The polar bear is also known as the "Arctic bear." Its main food includes seals, seabirds, and fish. In summer, it also eats some moss and other plants. Polar bears usually give birth to cubs at the end of autumn, and the weight of the cubs can reach around 100 kilograms after one year.