The Polar Bear
The polar bear is distinguished for tremendous ferocity. They are very numerous in the polar seas. There it is seen not only on land and fixed ice, but on floating ice several leagues out at sea.
At sea, the food of this animal is fish, seals, and the carcases of whales; on land, it preys upon deer and other animals, and will, like the black bear, eat many kinds of berries. In winter, it beds itself deeply under the snow or eminences of ice, and awaits, in a torpid state, the return of the sun.
The black bear lives in the woods of the united states, and is not as large as the polar or brown bear, but lives very much like the polar bear.
Where did the polar bear lives?