Polar bears are marine mammals and are the largest living carnivores on land.
Polar bears weigh as much as 2 vending machines. Polar bears fur is actually transparent with a core that projects light. The bottom of polar bears feet have tiny hairs on them so it is easier to grip on ice.
Polar bears eat large ringed and bearded seals and can swim 6.2 kms.
Polar bears in the wild can live up to 30 years of age but it is rare
because they normally live up to 25 years.
Male polar bears can weigh more than 770 kg.
When a polar bear's fur gets dirty they rub themselves in the snow to clean their fur. And an average polar bear can swim more than
1,800 miles in a year.
Polar bears are found in Alaska, Canada Russia and Greenland also Canada is home to approximately 60 % of the polar bear population.
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