Polar Bears

The different adaptations of the pivotal Bears and Brown Bears north-polar Bears frigid bears mainly eat seals Paw pads with or so surfaces befriend stop the Polar Bears from slipping on the ice Polar Bears dont swim The polar bears fat layer, which is three to four inches thick, not that protects it from the cold A polar bear is so well insulated that it experiences no heat loss. The bears blubber layer can measure 4. 5 inches thick. Polar bears find excellent underwater vision. They can spot food up to 15 feet away.They have precipitant claws and teeth to eat forego Their ears have small surface area compared to body, reduces heat loss Thick ashen fur for camouflage and insulation Long legs for running to catch prey Brown Bears They have thick insulating coats and tend to be large which helps them to appreciation their body heat They hibernate during winter. They have sharp claws and teeth which help them attack their prey. Adult brown bears are powerful much of their f odder consists of nuts, berries, fruit, leaves and oots.Bears also eat other animals. Brown bears can be acknowledge by their most distinctive feature, their shoulder hump. The shoulder muscle helps the bears to beam of light up roots and tear apart logs to find food. These muscles are locate in the hump of the brown bear. Brown bears can move rocks and logs and dig through with(predicate) hard soil and rocky ground using their long sharp claws when making their dens. They eat grass, fruit, insects, roots and bulbs of plants.