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'''Polar bears''' were a type of [[bear]] typified by their all-white pelts, and the fact that they typically lived in cold climates. During a mission for [[Santa Claus]] in [[snow]]y conditions, the [[First Doctor]] encountered and was menaced by a polar bear, but was rescued by [[John and Gillian]], who used the Doctor's model-making machine to reduce the bear to miniature size. ([[TVC]]: ''[[A Christmas Story]]'')  Much later in [[the Doctor]]'s life, the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s [[Visual Recognition System]] once identified a drawing of a [[Krafayis]] as a polar bear. ([[DW]]: ''[[Vincent and the Doctor]]'')
'''Polar bears''' were a type of [[bear]] typified by their all-white pelts, and the fact that they typically lived in cold climates. During a mission for [[Santa Claus]] in [[snow]]y conditions, the [[First Doctor]] encountered and was menaced by a polar bear, but was rescued by [[John and Gillian]], who used the Doctor's model-making machine to reduce the bear to miniature size. ([[TVC]]: ''[[A Christmas Story]]'')  Much later in [[the Doctor]]'s life, the [[Visual Recognition System]] once identified a drawing of a [[Krafayis]] as a polar bear. ([[DW]]: ''[[Vincent and the Doctor]]'')
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Revision as of 17:26, 5 March 2012

Polar bears were a type of bear typified by their all-white pelts, and the fact that they typically lived in cold climates. During a mission for Santa Claus in snowy conditions, the First Doctor encountered and was menaced by a polar bear, but was rescued by John and Gillian, who used the Doctor's model-making machine to reduce the bear to miniature size. (TVC: A Christmas Story) Much later in the Doctor's life, the Visual Recognition System once identified a drawing of a Krafayis as a polar bear. (DW: Vincent and the Doctor)

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