1. Winter Animals Polar Bears Mrs. Pepper 2011

2. Polar Bear Actually their fur is not white, it just looks that way. Before molting, oils from the seals they eat can make them look yellow. www.polarbearsinternational.org Austin

3. Polar Bears Polar bears are called cubs when they are born. For two and a half years the cubs stay with there mom. The cubs are protected by their mom and she teaches them to hunt. www.nationalgeographickid.com Charles Lynnsey

4. Polar Bears Polar bears are mammals and carnivores. They eat meat. www.polarbearsInternatonational.org Mya Kaitlin

5. Polar Bear The cubs remain with their mother until they’re about 2-1/2 years old. Their mother teaches them how to hunt and survive. www.PolarBearinternational.org Kiana Torian

6. Polar Bear Polar Bears are insulated by a layer of blubber. This helps them survive. www.polarbearsinternational.org Phillip and Chris

7. Polar Bears Humans are enemies of polar bears and sometimes polar bears are their own enemies. www.PolarBearsInternational.org Shelby Michael

8. Polar Bear Polar bears live along shores and on sea ice in the icy cold Arctic. www.nationalgeographickids.com Dalton Evan

9. Polar Bears There are five nations with polar bears. (U.S., Alaska, Canada, Russia, Greenland, Denmark, Norway) Polar bears do not live in Antarctica. www.PolarBearsInternational.org Tiffany Hunter

10. Polar Bears With 25,000 polar bears living in the wild the species is not currently endangered. www.worldwildlife.org Montana and Lanie

11. Polar Bears They can eat anything they want. They leave the carcass for scavengers such as arctic foxes, ravens, and younger bears. www.PolarBearsInternational.org Savannah and Mariana

12. Polar Bears There is a polar bear exhibit at the NC zoo. You can view them above and under the water, through a glass tank. www.nczoo.org Noah