A polar bear is a big white bear which is found in arctic region of the earth. It is also considered as marine mammal because most of the time it spends in the sea and comes on ice or land to get fresh air and food. The size of a polar bear is large in comparison to the normal bear of the jungle but polar bears are not aggressive as the normal bears are. Generally, polar bear is of calm nature and avoid fighting with other animals. Unlike the normal bears polar bears does not claim any area as their own territory.
Polar bears live alone, during birth the bear cub lives with its mother for two and half years. The skin of a polar bear is black but the fur is white, due to this they are visible in day but seem invisible at night.
Ten Lines on Polar Bear in English
We have provided 10 lines, 5 lines, 20 lines, few lines and sentences on polar bear in English for Class 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. After reading these lines you will get to know that what is a polar bear, what are the other names of polar bear, what is the size of a polar bear compared to a normal bear, how the paws of polar bear helps it, how many teeth a polar bear has, what a polar bear eats, from how much distance polar bear knows of its prey etc.
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10 Lines on Polar Bear
1) A polar bear is a marine mammal.
2) It is also called as “White Bear” or “Northern Bear”.
3) The size of a polar bear is larger than a normal bear.
4) A polar bear has black skin with white fur on it.
5) The ears of polar bear are small and round.
6) Big paws of polar bear help it to walk on ice and swim in the sea.
7) A polar bear has 42 teeth in his mouth.
8) A polar bear is a carnivorous animal which eats flesh.
9) Polar bears hunt on the ice as well as in the sea for food.
10) Polar bear can detect its prey from 1.6 km away.