Aitalina and Umka.

Meet the polar bear and her cub.
The name Aytalina translated from the Yakut language means “fate of travel.”
Spring is in full swing and Umka the bear cub is curiously exploring the world around her.

The bears are crocheted from mixed yarn and carefully tinted with oil paint.
The height of the bear standing on her hind legs is 8 cm, at the withers - 5 cm.
The height of the bear cub standing on its hind legs is 5 cm, at the withers - 2.5 cm.
The head and paws are movable, on a wire frame.
The polar bear family is a collectible toy. OOAK, they are not suitable for small children.
Aitalina and Umka will come to you with their own den, where you will arrange a cozy rookery for them.

If you have questions, write to me, I will be happy to answer them.
Thank you!

10 unique facts about the polar bear

1. The polar bear is the largest land predator on the planet. The weight of a polar bear can reach 1,000 kg and a length of three meters.
2. Even though polar bears are usually born on land, they spend most of their time at sea. Their scientific name Ursus Maritimus means "sea bear".
3. The polar bear is an excellent swimmer. A record swim - more than 600 km - was made by a bear who swam across the Bosphorus Sea from Alaska to the pack ice in search of food.
4. After swimming, the polar bear comes to land almost dry, because the fur is covered with fat and has water-repellent properties.
5. The polar bear's fur is very dense and transparent. The fur is empty from the inside, filled with air, does not contain pigment and reflects sunlight, thereby creating the illusion of a white color.
6. Polar bears have black skin, which helps them retain heat.
7. Polar bears have an excellent sense of smell; they can smell a seal at a distance of 32 kilometers.
8. Males do not hibernate. Females lie in dens to breed their offspring and remain in the shelter for up to eight months.
9. Polar bears are considered big clean people. These animals spend 15-20 minutes daily on hygiene procedures, while thoroughly cleaning themselves from any remaining dirt and food particles.
10. A polar bear’s liver accumulates a lot of vitamin A. Even 100 grams of its liver is a lethal dose for humans.