Polar Bears at Nuremberg Zoo
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Location: Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany
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Meerkat Enclosure – Vogelweiher Flamingo Pond loop from Mögeldorf01:57
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Vogelweiher Flamingo Pond – Valznerweiher loop from Nürnberg Frankenstadion02:36
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St. Lorenz Church (Lorenzkirche) Nuremberg – Vogelweiher Flamingo Pond loop from Wöhrder Wiese05:18
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Tips
The polar bear is the second largest land carnivore. He is an excellent swimmer and diver. On land, it can reach speeds of up to 40 km/h. Due to global warming, the polar bear is threatened with extinction because it cannot capture enough seals in the melting pack ice.The bright file is not only used for camouflage in the pack ice, but is also a heat trap. The transparent hairs are hollow and transmit light. They supply the black skin with thermal radiation. In addition, the polar bear has a thick layer of fat. It can even withstand temperatures below -50 C undamaged.tiergarten.nuernberg.de/discover/tiere-a-z/tier/eisbaer.html
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•April 2, 2022
Unfortunately, an endangered animal. His living space is melting away.
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Location: Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany
Best Hikes to Polar Bears at Nuremberg Zoo
- Easy
4.9
(242)
2,169
Meerkat Enclosure – Vogelweiher Flamingo Pond loop from Mögeldorf01:57
7.30km
80m
Intermediate4.9
(83)
766
Vogelweiher Flamingo Pond – Valznerweiher loop from Nürnberg Frankenstadion02:36
9.86km
90m
Expert4.2
(6)
31
St. Lorenz Church (Lorenzkirche) Nuremberg – Vogelweiher Flamingo Pond loop from Wöhrder Wiese05:18
20.3km
140m
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