Sea Bears

The Jotunn - Ursus arctos maritimus - secondary name, polar bear.
Remains unchanged.  

The Mucker - Kolponomos - secondary name, otter bear. 

1- Kolponomos clallamensis
2- Kolponomos newportensis 

The Jotunn lives and rules his kingdom at the top of the world of the planet, Darwin. The high arctic is call Jotunheimr. He is the polar bear - unchanged. 

The Mucker lives along the East coast of the continent called Mammothia on the planet Darwin. With an average weight of 200 pounds, this sea bear feeds on shellfish such as oysters and clams. his home is on the beaches, lagoons, marshes, and coastal swamps. 


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