- Happy Polar Bear Christmas
- Bed Time for Polar Bears
- Next
Morning We'll Make a Polar Bear Snowman
Polar Bear Christmas PowerPoint Presentation- Polar Bear Information
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Happy Polar Bear Christmas
Here are more delightful photographs of polar bears to make you smile
this Christmas
Bed Time for Polar Bears
Next Morning We'll
Make a Polar Bear Snowman
Happy Christmas From Will and Guy
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- Mother and Baby
- You can't see me
- I'm so sleepy
- Time for bed
- Next morning
- Same to you
- Merry Christmas from Will and Guy
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How to Create a Christmas PowerPoint Presentation
Creating PowerPoint Presentations is satisfying, moreover, it's easy to get
started making your own PPT slides and building them into a presentation.
The whole PowerPoint program is intuitive and easy to learn. If you have
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and Excel.
One way to begin is simply to open any example presentation. Just
download one of our free PPT files and open it with PowerPoint. As you examine the slides, so it will become obvious how
to add pictures and titles, if you do get stuck, ask the wonderful built-in 'Help'. To
make an Christmas slide show requires these skills;
- Imagination - Think of a Christmas theme or idea.
- Artistic - An eye for a good picture.
- Wordsmith - Choose a catchy title for each slide.
- Humour - Your viewers will appreciate a funny PowerPoint Presentation
- PowerPoint mechanics - Actually, this the easiest skill of them all, the
program is so intuitive.
Good luck with creating your PowerPoint Presentation
Will and Guy
Polar Bear Meets Husky
Polar bears are only found at the north pole. As for
the Huskies, there are several distinct breeds originating from Canadian, Alaska, Greenland and Russia. However, we believe that the dog
pictured here is a Siberian Husky.
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- The male polar bear is called the boar, and the female the sow, their
offspring are called
are cubs. - The term 'bear' is applied to at least five different species. To distinguish between these different
bears, we need an adjective or epithet. There is the polar bear, Ursus maritimus
and its close relative, the North American grizzly bear. In addition, there is the panda (bear), Ailuropoda melanoleuca and also the Asiatic
black bear, Selenarctos thibetanus. If you visit South America you may see the
spectacled bear, Tremarctos ornatus. Finally in India there is the sloth,
which is really a bear called, Melursus ursinus. - In the autumn bears eat all that they can to put on weight for the long winter's
hibernation. An average woman eats about 1,600
calories a day. Whereas a female bear consumes 15,000 calories per day.
Polar Bear Information - 'Polargrizz' 
Here is a poor Polargrizz, he is a cross between a grizzly bear and a polar bear.
Experiments confirmed that a bear killed by an Inuit in Canada's
far north was the first Grizzly-Polar bear cross ever discovered in the wild.
The National Post reported: 'Everybody thought it was a Polar bear, and
then they started looking more and more and they seen other features that resembled some of a Grizzly as well.'
The bear had thick, creamy white fur, typical of Polar bears, but its long claws, humped back
and shallow face, as well as brown patches around its eyes, nose, back and on one foot are Grizzly traits.
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Well finally, it's goodbye from Will and Guy,
and
Have a great Polar Bear Christmas from him.
See polar bears with
huskies
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Kwanzaa