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Mister Micawber wrote The difference in keep off and keep from is simply the prepositions off implies not on and from implies not toward but neither seems natural or appropriate here a more formal scientific vocabulary is required As for nutritional vs nutritious I suppose either is possible I...

The difference in keep off and keep from is simply the prepositions off implies not on and from implies not toward but neither seems natural or appropriate here a more formal scientific vocabulary is required As for nutritional vs nutritious I suppose either is possible I chose the one that...

Mister Micawber wrote I d go for a major overhaul and a Z in freezing Blubber insulates polar bears from freezing air and cold water and acts serves functions as a nutritional reserve when food cannot be found Thanks Mister I m pretty enamoured of your revision but I d like to know first the...

I d go for a major overhaul and a Z in freezing Blubber insulates polar bears from freezing air and cold water and acts serves functions as a nutritional reserve when food cannot be found

Blubber helps keep freeing air and cold water off polar bears and acts as a nutritional reserve when food cannot be found Blubber helps keep freeing air and cold water away from polar bears and serves functions as a nutritious reserve when food cannot be found Which version of the above two is...

CalifJim wrote I assumed it was a typo forlabeled polar bears as a susceptible animal The as is optional yes CJ Thanks Jim

Feebs11 wrote Angliholic wrote Polar bears are strong swimmers and use large slightly webbed front paws they are known to swim more than 100 miles from lands Does the bolded line indicate that polar bears are able to swim more than 100 miles in the Arctic Ocean away from lands Thanks Yes they...

I assumed it was a typo for labeled polar bears as a susceptible animal The as is optional yes CJ