Question

Name the tissue in polar bear animal which protect against cold

Answer 1

Answer:-

Ursus maritimus

Polar Bears are one of the archetypal polar animals associated with snow, ice and cold temperatures fending off the weather by being all wrapped up in a big fluffy thick white fur coat.

POLAR BEAR FACTS BASICS

Polar bear

Average Weight: adult males 350 to 700kg (770 - 1,540 lbs), adult females about half this weight.

Average Length: Length - 2.2 - 2.5m long (7.25 - 8 feet) including a very short tail of 7.5 - 12.5 cm (3 - 5 inches).

Breeding Season: Pups born from November to February in a den in the depths of winter. Usually two pups are born and weigh about 1kg (2lbs.). The pups and mother survive on the mothers fat reserves, the pups are about 15kg (35 lbs.) by the time they emerge. Females breed around once every three years, so in any given year there are three times more breeding males than females.

Estimated world population: - 20,000 to 25,000

Conservation status: Vulnerable

Distribution: Circumpolar around the Arctic mainly within the Arctic Circle. There are 19 recognised sub-populations.

Predators: None other than man.

Distribution range of polar bears

What are Polar Bears Foxes like? how do they survive?

Lets get the obvious stuff out of the way first. Polar bears and penguins never meet. Polar bears live in the Arctic around the North pole and penguins live in the Antarctic around the South pole.

Polar bears live and breed entirely in the far north they live their whole lives above the northern tree line in the Arctic. They feed mainly on seals and are regarded more as a marine mammal than a land mammal as they hunt largely at the edge of sea-ice where wind, currents and tides provide open areas of the sea, so attracting their prey. Some populations retreat south when the winter sea-ice breaks up spending the summer months on land while others retreat north following the ice edge.

Polar bears are the world's largest land predator with only the Kodiak bear (a subspecies of brown bears) coming near to the same size. Polar bears are dangerous to humans and there have been a number of fatal attacks, though such attacks are quite rare as polar bears live in remote isolated regions where they don't often come into contact with people. The relatively few people who do live or visit where polar bears are found are usually well aware of the possibility of encounters and know how to deal with it.

Answer 2

hey mate hear is your answer

polar bear can stay warm largely because, of their blubber or , a thick layer of blubber.

there is no any tissue to protect from cold

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