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What are examples of symbiosis in the Tundra?
Predation-The Polar Bear eats the fox. predation isn't a type of symbiosis
Is a bear a polar bear a bear that just lives in Antarctica?
A polar bear is a type of bear, unique to the Arctic. There are no animals in Antarctica.
What type of bear lives in arctic areas?
The polar bear.
What type of bear lives mainly in the Arctic Circle?
polar bear
What species are polar bears?
Polar bear is their species. They are a type of marine mammal.
When someone eats a pizza what type of matter are they eating?
mixture:)
How do you type polar bear in French?
ours polaires
Is a polar bear a type of ocean animal?
no its a mammal
What is a polar bear's blood type?
Warm blooded
What type of camouflage do a polar bear have?
their white fur
What type of bear eats berries?
black bears
What are the names of different types polar bears?
there is only one type of polar bear.
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