Informative Speech On Polar Bears

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Bears in Alaska

Have you ever wondered about bears? Where they live, what they look like? Well I'm going to tell you everything you need to know about three different types of bears. Those three include Polar Bears, Grizzly Bears, and also Kodiak Bears. They are three very different bears, from where they live their live to how they live their live. Of course they have similarities but they also have their differences.

First off lets start with Polar Bears in Alaska. Polar bears have longer necks, narrower heads and smaller ears compared to any other bear. Their pure white fur coat is waterproof and keeps them from feeling temperature change, so during the harsh winters they don’t freeze. Male Polar Bears can weigh up to 1,200 pounds,

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