Brownbear

This text was translated from Norwegian by artificial intelligence. You have now reached the area where the bears in the Polar Park live. Divided into two enclosures, we have a total of 9 brown bears. The brown bear is one of the largest predators in Norway and can weigh up to 300 kg. It lives mainly in the northern and central parts of the country. The bear goes into a den in the winter and hibernates. They can lose up to 50% of their body weight during this period. When they wake up in the spring, they are hungry and need protein-rich food to build up muscle mass. The brown bear is an omnivore and eats both meat and plants. Here in the Polar Park we have an albino brown bear called "Salt". Salt lives in a team with his brother called Pepper. They were born in 2009 and are siblings. Albino animals are rarely found in the wild.