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Have you ever heard someone say that they are as hungry as a bear£¿Bears need to eat a lot of food before hibernating£®They eat so much that they may put on forty pounds of fat in a week£®
During the winter£¬bears will 1ive off the fat stored in their bodies£®Their bodies use a lot less energy during hibernation£®That is because their hearts slow down£®Their breathing slows down£¬too£®Their bodies don't grow£¬and their body temperature drops£®
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56£®This passage is mainly about how bearsC£®
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