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Polar Bear in Water

Polar Bear swimming in the Arctic Ocean

Polar bear swimming on the back in a pool

Close-up of a large polar bear playing with a coconut in the water

Portrait of a polar bear in the zoo.

polar bear at Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago.

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Animal swimming in turquoise water

Description: Top view of the front body of a polar bear swimming in the water.

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Polar bear swimming underwater at the zoo

Polar bear (Ursus maritimus) in the zoo

Big polar bear is swimming in the water. Ursus maritimus or Thalarctos Maritimus. Animals in wildlife.

A Polar bear underwater a zoo

Polar bear (Ursus maritimus) is a hypercarnivorous bear whose native range lies largely within the Arctic Circle, encompassing the Arctic Ocean, its surrounding seas and surrounding land masses.

Animal swimming

Polar bears couple on iceberg

White polar Bear That Eats A Fish In The Pool At The Zoo In Italy On Blurred Background

large polar bear in the water, it is feeding, it is a species that must be protected

Close-up of a large polar bear shaking and splashing water

One polar bear plunging into water near ice ledge, creating large splash in cold aquatic environment

Polar bear swimming in a pool

Polar Bear swims in turquoise water

Polar bear at the zoo. An animal in captivity. Northern Bear. Big mammal

A polar bear in its natural environment is a powerful image of life in the Arctic. The bear roams across vast icy landscapes, navigating the frozen seas and snowy tundra. Surrounded by ice floes and sometimes hunting seals, it embodies the resilience needed to survive in one of the harshest climates on Earth. The scene often portrays the raw beauty and fragility of the polar ecosystem, where the polar bear is both a symbol of strength and the challenges posed by climate change.

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$Close-up of polar bear (Ursus maritimus) walking along the Hudson Bay, waiting for the bay to freeze over so it can begin it's hunt for ringed seals.\n\nTaken in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada$

Polar Bears are said to be able to smell seals under three feet of sea ice, or smell a carcass 20 miles away. They use their acute sense of smell to inform them of potential dangers as well as food.

A polar bear walks across the snowy tundra near the Hudson Bay shoreline in the Churchill Wildlife Management Area, Canada.

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