Polar bear cub snuggled up in a snowbank
Winter's Warmth
Polar bears are adapted to life in the Arctic, where temperatures can drop as low as -34°F (-36°C). But even in the freezing cold, they know how to stay cozy. A thick layer of fat and a white coat help keep them warm, and they often snuggle up in snowbanks to conserve heat.
Snowy Snuggles
Polar bear cubs are especially fond of snuggling up in snowbanks. It's a safe and warm place for them to rest, protected from the harsh winds and icy temperatures. And who can resist those adorable little faces peeking out from under a blanket of snow?
Arctic Home
The Arctic tundra is a vast and beautiful landscape, covered in snow and ice for most of the year. It's the perfect place for polar bears to roam and play, and for polar bear cubs to grow and thrive. And when they need a break from all that exploring, they can always snuggle up in a snowbank and take a nap.
