Polar Bears Lords of Arctic Isles and Hudson Bay
Uncle Rays Corner describes polar bears as ice kings of northern Canada Greenland and Russia coastlines. It notes their size up to 1400 pounds and length seven to eight feet with short 3 to 5 inch tails. Fur is white to yellowish white and adapts to snow and ice while keen senses aid hunting.
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Polar bears and seals described with notes on behavior
The article explains polar bears as experts of ice and sea, preying on seals and fish, while noting they fear humans and Eskimos with rifles seen as a greater threat than spears. It also includes a fragment about an ordinance regulating parking in High Point from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. with a 45 minute limit and a $5 fine, dated August 19, 1936.
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