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Polar Bears

They’re so cute!. Polar Bears. Brian Hyman, LTEC3220.021. POLAR BEARS. Aren’t they adorable? Watch this one try and catch the fish!. POLAR BEARS. YOUR ROLE. HABITAT. FAMILY. HABITAT. Polar Bears live in “Dens” These dens are very cold Females use them to raise their young

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Polar Bears

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  1. They’re so cute! Polar Bears Brian Hyman, LTEC3220.021

  2. POLAR BEARS • Aren’t they adorable? • Watch this one try and catch the fish!

  3. POLAR BEARS YOUR ROLE HABITAT FAMILY

  4. HABITAT • Polar Bears live in “Dens” • These dens are very cold • Females use them to raise their young • Males use them to trap food

  5. HABITAT • Polar Bear dens are exceptionally cold • The snow insulates for added warmth • Polar Bears are known to withstand super cold temperatures • Dens are used throughout the dark winter

  6. HABITAT • The polar bear habitat is quickly melting due to global warming

  7. HABITAT • Polar Bear dens are found in North America and Asia • Polar Bears are also found in Greenland and the north pole regions RETURNHOME

  8. FAMILY • Young Polar Bears are called “cubs” • They live with their moms until they are nearly 300 pounds • They don’t catch their own food until nearly a year old • Many cubs don’t survive the winter or other predators

  9. FAMILY • Female polar bears are known to sacrifice themselves for their young. • Male polar bears are known to attack and even eat other families’ cubs • 1-in-2 polar bear cubs doesn’t make it to maturity

  10. FAMILY • This mom is protecting her young from the cold winter weather

  11. FAMILY • They are very playful as cubs • Polar bears enjoy tackling and play-fighting one another, even as adults • Grown males are often solitary • Grown females spend many years with their young RETURNHOME

  12. YOUR ROLE • Preserve the oceans to save the polar bears! • Reduce emissions and go “green” • Do not litter • Donate to wildlife charities

  13. YOUR ROLE • Support your local zoo • Visit a polar bear near you • Join government movements to reduce carbon footprint

  14. YOUR ROLE • Reduce • Reuse • Recycle!

  15. YOUR ROLE • Thank you for watching my presentation on polar bears! RETURNHOME

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