Jawaban:

Goal:

The goal of this report is to provide information about the polar bear, including its habitat, physical characteristics, behavior, and conservation status.

Materials:

The information for this report was obtained from reputable sources, including scientific articles and such as scientific journals, research papers, and reports from conservation organizations.

Steps:

1. Introduction: The report begins by introducing the polar bear and its habitat, explaining why it is called the polar bear and where it lives.

2. Physical characteristics: The report describes the physical characteristics of the polar bear, including its size and weight, the structure of its feet, and how it uses its front legs.

3. Behavior: The report discusses the behavior of the polar bear, including its ability to swim and catch fish, as well as why it may go into the sea.

4. Conservation status: The report explains why polar bears are endangered, including the threat posed by hunting and habitat loss, and describes conservation efforts aimed at protecting them.

5. Conclusion: The report concludes by summarizing the information presented and emphasizing the importance of protecting polar bears for future generations.