POLAR BEARS MARIA PANISELLO VILARROYA ELYASSE EL IDRISSI FRANCESC BLANQUET LLOBET PAU ALBERT SERRET CASTELLÀ
POLAR BEARS INFORMATION • The polar bear is a carnivorous bear whose native range lies largely
within the Arctic Circle. • It is a large bear and its weight is around 350-700kg. • These bears are adapted to the climate. • Their scientific name is Ursus Maritumus which means "maritime
bear". • They can swim for 150 kilometers.
HABITAT • Polar bears live in the most cold parts of the Earth. • They live in the Arctic. • They live in Denmark, Norway, Russia, Alaska (USA) and
Canada.
POPULATION
• There are about 20,000 to 25,000 polar bears
worldwide. • There are 19 recognize subpopulations: • Eight are declining. • Three are stable. • One is increasing.
HUNTING • Indigenous people hunt them in all the regions. • Almost all the indigenous use all parts of the bear. • Only in Canada, 400 to 518 were hunted in 2005. • Nowadays there is less hunting. In 2013 it was reduce from 105 to
65.
CANADA • One important range where polar bears
live is Canada. • The capital of Canada is Ottawa. • The population is of 35,675,834 people. • The official languages of Canada are
French and English. • One of the most famous food are fried
potatoes with cheese. • The Canadian anthem is "O Canada".
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