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Polar bear claws are thick and curved, sharp and strong so that polar bears can catch and hold prey—and depend on having good traction on slippery ice.

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Up Close with Polar Bears
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Alaskan Den Study
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Maternal Den Study: Triplets!
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Climate Change & Polar Bears: Dr. Andrew Derocher
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Journey Across Broken Ice
After Hudson Bay briefly began to freeze--and... See more...
Polar Bear Myths & Facts
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Polar Nirvana
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Role of Zoos in Conservation
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Sharing a Seal Kill
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Tundra Buggy One: Behind the Scenes
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