It's the Inuit word for "polar bear".
A Polar bear
big animal, small animal, baby animal, and DEAD animal.
Yes... an animal caretakerdoes get to choose their own animal.
An Animal Hazard is a warning of what the animal may do, or what not to do with the animal. For example: "Animal Hazard: Never let snakes roam freely indoors." or "Animal Hazard: Never hold a bunny on it's back." Anyway an animal hazard is to help you and the animal stay safe! hope this helps :)
A pet is a animal that humans have. A wild animal is a animal that lives outdoors. A bear is a wild animal. A cat is a pet.
the opposite to a solitary animal is an non - solitary animal and all this means is a animal that runs alone.
Nanuk
Nanuk, Sandy, Shasta, Angel,....
Yes: The Inuit people of the north call him 'Nanuk' and consider him to be wise, powerful, and 'almost a man' because he has been seen to walk upright.
The Inuit name for the Polar Bear is "Nanuk", meaning "an animal worthy of great respect." While in their poetry, the Inuit word they use for Polar Bear is, "Pihoqahiak", meaning "the ever-wandering one". Additional Spelling; Nannuraluk, and Nanuq.
In The Quest Begins Kallik's mother is Nisa. Nisa was sadly killed by Orca whales. Another bear that has taken care or Kallik though, is Nanuk, although she was also killed, but by a metal bird instead (A metal bird is and airplane)
The names of the Seeker bears are Kallik, Toklo, Lusa, and Ujurak. Each bear has a unique personality and plays a specific role in the Seekers series by Erin Hunter.
The Polar Bear was described by Constantine John Phipps as a species, using the Latin for "maritime bear" because of the animal's habitat. This is the scientific name for the Polar Bear (Ursus maritimus). The Inuit people refer to the Polar Bear as Nanook, or Nanuk. This means an "animal worthy of great respect." The "native peoples" generally considered the Polar Bear to be wise, "almost a man". Some believed the bear so powerful, that special rituals were observed when they were hunted, and after killing one. Legends are still told to this day and the Polar Bear is still called "the great lonely roamer" or as their poetry shows, "Pihpqahiak; the ever-wandering one." with much respect by the Inuit. For more details, please see sites listed below.
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As of the fourth book (which I have recently finished) Lusa does NOT die. (YAY!) Also, in Fire in the Sky, Lusa is in the book preview so, obviously, she isn't dead!!! So far, the only bears that I know [or remember] have passed are Nisa, Nanuk, and that is all left that I can think of... Hope this helps!-- --Leafpool676 (once again sorry if anything is wrong, misspelled, etc.)
animal function is what an animal does
Depends what the household animal was and what the other animal was.
big animal, small animal, baby animal, and DEAD animal.