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Polar bears have a gestation period of about 195 to 240 days, typically lasting around eight months. They usually give birth to one to three cubs in a den during the winter months, usually between late November and January. After birth, the mother and her cubs remain in the den for several months, emerging in the spring when conditions are more favorable.

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