How do polar bears stay warm in the arctic? Set up an easy polar bear blubber experiment for winter science this season.

This fun science experiment explores the nature of blubber and how it keeps animals warm in the cold weather areas of the world! It's the perfect winter science experiment for preschoolers to do at home!

Teach your students how arctic animals stay warm with this super fun hands-on blubber experiment using fat in a bag with FREE printables!

This arctic animal experiment is perfect for a winter or arctic unit study. Create your own blubber glove and find out how animals have adapted to living in cold climates. An easy winter science experiment to do with kids.

How do whales, penguins and polar bears stay warm? Test out different insulators with this easy and fun blubber experiment.

This Blubber Experiment lets kids experience for themselves how blubber keeps an animal warm in cold temperatures.

Ever wondered how Arctic and Antarctic animals stay warm in the winter weather? Illustrate how penguins stay warm in cold weather with the “blubber mitten” or "blubber glove" experiment!

Learn how whales and other animals stay warm in cold temperatures and water with HST's Whale Blubber Experiment! Try out this easy, fun activity at home.

The average winter temperature in the Arctic is -30° Fahrenheit. During the short summer months, temperatures usually hover around 37° to 40°. Seems freezing most, but it’s home sweet home to the Polar bear species. Just how do those adorable Polar bears