What is Russia's national treasure?

Russia's national treasure is the polar bear, the polar bear is an animal of the genus Ursus, is the world's largest land carnivore, also known as the white bear. The skin is black, and the hair is transparent so it is usually white in appearance, but there are also yellow and other colors, huge and ferocious.

The polar bear's eyesight and hearing are comparable to human beings, but their sense of smell is extremely sensitive, 7 times that of canines; the fastest speed can reach 60km/h when running, 1.5 times that of the world's 100-meter champion.

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Most of Russia is in the north temperate zone, with a variety of climates, dominated by temperate continental climate, but north of the Arctic Circle belongs to the cold climate. Temperature differences are generally large, with average temperatures ranging from -18°C to -10°C in January and from 11 to 27°C in July.

Annual precipitation averages 150 to 1,000 millimeters. Siberia has a high latitude, with severe and long winters, but long sunshine hours in summer, and suitable temperatures and humidity for the growth of coniferous forests.

The village of Oymyakon, located in northeastern Russia, is one of the coldest settlements in the world, with an average temperature of -50°C in January and an all-time low of -71.2°C. The village is located in the north-eastern part of Russia.