It's not. It just happens to be on one of our coins. polars bears are a symbol because they only live in the northern hemesphere in the Canadian area
It's not. It just happens to be on one of our coins. polars bears are a symbol because they only live in the northern hemesphere in the Canadian area
Yes. A polar bear.
the canadian twoonie is worth 2 dollars and has a polar bear on it
Canadian money is made in polar bear land.
Seals are the main source of food in the polar bear diet.
Yes. They are two dollar coins, called "toonies" by canadians. They started making the polar bear coins in 1996.
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To me, the Polar bear symbolizes independent resistance to extreme circumstances. 'The Old Man in the White Coat' meant a lot more than that to the First People of our northern climes. The Inuit have immortalized the Polar bear in their legend of the unbroken love between the adopted Polar bear cub, Kunik, and a woman of their tribe.
Bears loom large in the Canadian mystique, there are three bear species there, the polar, brown, and American black bear.
The Polar Bear, and on the other side is Queen Elizabeth.
If you mean the $2.00 Canadian coin, it is a polar bear and called a "toonie"
because its on the $2 coin and practically only lives in Canada