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Polar bears walk on 4 legs / paws. But they can briefly stand on their hind legs and take a few steps, such as in a fight with a predator. They then return to all-4s. Polar bears also often slide on their bellies across ice.

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Relative to its body, a grizzly's legs are actually considered long. This is especially noticeable when these bears have just come out of hibernation. Their legs look more short and stocky when they've put on a lot of fat in the fall in preparation for winter hibernation.

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it helps it walk and and it helps them swim

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They have evolved so as to be able to face, and survive living in deep snows, and digging birthing dens, and swimming distances.

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Polar bears have very strong legs and feet which help them to dig through snow and ice.

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about polar bears legs

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They only have 4...

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it is medim

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so hat they can carry there body wait

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