Trainer Talk: Polar Bears Part Two | SeaWorld San Diego
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the mom and the Cubs stay in their den for about three months during that time the mob never leaves the den to eat or drink
she nurses the Cubs with milk that she produces that is thirty percent milk fat that's really high fat content it helps in the Cubs grow big
they then spend the next two years with their mom out on the Arctic learning how to hunt and survive in the harsh Arctic environment
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We had so much fun celebrating Polar Bear Week, we here at SeaWorld San Diego decided to extend it into Polar Bear Month! In part two of our Trainer Talk series on polar bears, we learn all about polar bear moms and their cubs. Polar bears are an amazing animal that heavily rely on sea ice for hunting and building their dens. Historically, many polar bear females denned in multi-year pack ice; however, this is becoming less common with the decrease in sea ice stability due to climate change. Small changes to save energy and reducing our carbon footprint can make a huge difference for polar bears! Watch the video above to learn more. Learn more here: http://spr.ly/60018MWid ► For SeaWorld tickets, special offers, passes, and package options: http://spr.ly/600883viu ► Subscribe to our channel for updates: http://spr.ly/600183viJ About SeaWorld San Diego: Located in San Diego’s scenic Mission Bay, SeaWorld is a world-class marine life adventure park. With awe-inspiring shows, thrilling rides and unforgettable face-to-face animal encounters, kids of all ages will enjoy exploring the wonders and adventures of the sea. Here you can watch exclusive videos highlighting our exciting rollercoasters, amazing shows, inspiring shows and unique festivals and events held throughout the year. SeaWorld is one of the leading marine animal rescue organizations in the world, having rescued more than 29,000 animals in 50+ years. A common bond between the parks is their commitment and dedication to marine conservation and guest education. ► Stay Connected With SeaWorld San Diego: Visit SeaWorld San Diego’s WEBSITE: http://spr.ly/600683vik Like SeaWorld San Diego on FACEBOOK: http://spr.ly/600583v9t Follow SeaWorld San Diego’s INSTAGRAM: http://spr.ly/600983v9x Follow SeaWorld on TWITTER: http://spr.ly/600783vi1