### animal | vertebrate | mammal | bear:

Polar bear
* All polar bears are lefties
  - white, providing camouflage when hunting
  - have bad breath
* Most polar bears adapt to environments
  - heat
* Most polar bears eat food
  - terrestrial food
  - enter dens
* Most polar bears have capability
  - features
  - feet
  - functional mammary glands
  - fur
  - layers
  - lifetimes
  - lungs
  - thick fur
  - white fur
  - hibernate for time
* Most polar bears live in habitats
  - natural habitats
  - on ice where it meets open water
  - pick up scent
* Most polar bears reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - sleep for seven to eight hours at a stretch and they take naps, too
  - weigh pounds
* Some polar bears adapt to high fat diets
  - attack humans
* Some polar bears become food
  - killers
  - consume flowers
* Some polar bears exploit food sources
  - get attention
  - have capacity
* Some polar bears have large capacity
  - stomach capacity
  - low reproductive potential
  - natural predators
  - problems
  - learn patterns
  - live at least part of the year on actual land, after winter ice and snow melt
* Some polar bears prey on caribou
  - upon calves
  - provide food
* Some polar bears rely on ice
  - sea ice
  - spend part of the year on land
  - starve to death
* are animals
  - located in zoos
  - used for snow
  - ranges
* hunt for food.
* need energy.
* take advantage.
* to cope with conditions.
* to live life
  - solitary life

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | bear:

Sloth bear
* Most sloth bears have coats
  - heads
  - lips
  - senses
  - shaggy fur
  - possess claws
* Some sloth bears feed on termites.
* are bears
  - considered vulnerable animals
  - expert hunters of termites , which they locate by smell
  - extremely fond of honey
  - mammals
  - native to the subcontinent of India
  - noisy, busy animals
  - now common only in parks and other remaining national forests
  - solitary creatures and generally nocturnal
  - the least sexually dimorphic of all bears
  - trained to open their mouths so keepers can brush their teeth
* breed during spring and early summer and give birth near the beginning of winter.
* close nostrils.
* eat a wide variety of different plants, animals, and insects, but prefer termites.
* exhibit low fecundity and high infant mortality.
* face severe habitat loss and heavy poaching mainly for the medicinal market.
* have a long, rough and shaggy coat of thick, reddish-brown to black fur
  - an excellent sense of smell, good vision and satisfactory hearing
  - the largest canines with respect to body size of any bear
* hybridise with sun bears.
* lead solitary lives, and most are nocturnal.
* move very slowly except when disturbed.
* prefer to forage at night, in a solitary fashion, when temperatures are cooler.
* pull apart the termites' nests, blow away the dust, and suck up the insects.

Spectacle bear
* Most spectacle bears have diets
  - omnivorous diets
* walk on feet.

Water bear
* Most water bears feed on the fluids of plant and animal cells, but a few are predatory carnivores.
* Some water bears eat microscopic animals, while others consume algae.
* are also resistant to vacuums
  - mostly gonochoristic, but a few hermaphroditic species are known
* can live in droplets of water on plants.
* have a head and four pairs of legs with claws
* live in temporary ponds and droplets of water in soil and on moist plants.

Wild bear
* Most wild bears live north of the equator.
* are afraid of humans and human-related smells.

Bird mammal
* have predators.
* play important roles