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Why Do Bears Sleep in Winter? | Educational Kids’ Song

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This gentle song explains why a bear eats well in autumn and rests in a safe den when winter food is scarce. Children discover how stored fat supplies energy until food becomes easier to find in spring.

Text from the recording’s subtitles.

Song lyrics
Czemu niedźwiedź je tyle jesienią? Zjada jagody, nasiona, co znajdzie Czerwono-złote liście wirują Każdy kęs powiększa zapas tłuszczu W nim ma energię na późniejszy czas Śnieg już pada, krzewy stoją puste Długie szukanie zabrałoby siły Gdy zimą trudno znaleźć jedzenie Niedźwiedź śpi, oszczędza energię Odpoczywa, aż zima przeminie Tłuszcz pod skórą daje ciału siłę Gawra pod korzeniami chroni go Zwija się w kłębek, porusza się mało Jego bok wolno unosi się z oddechem Z tłuszczu czerpie potrzebną energię Tak oszczędza siły, aż wróci pokarm Gdy zimą trudno znaleźć jedzenie Niedźwiedź śpi, oszczędza energię Odpoczywa, aż zima przeminie Tłuszcz pod skórą daje ciału siłę Wiosenne słońce topi śnieg w krople Znów w lesie łatwo o pożywienie Niedźwiedź z gawry wychodzi do światła Gdy zimą trudno znaleźć jedzenie Niedźwiedź śpi, oszczędza energię Odpoczywa, aż zima przeminie Tłuszcz pod skórą daje ciału siłę Sen pomógł, kiedy jedzenia było mało Gdy wraca pokarm, znów wędruje przez las
Language version lyrics
Why such a feast beneath the autumn leaves? The bear eats berries, seeds, and what it finds Red and golden leaves whirl overhead Each bite builds up a useful reserve Stored fat holds energy for later Snow falls; now berry bushes stand empty Searching far would use too much strength When winter food is hard to find The bear sleeps, saving energy It rests while winter passes by Stored fat keeps its body going A den beneath the roots keeps it sheltered The bear curls up and moves very little Its side rises slowly with each breath From stored fat, it draws the energy it needs It saves its strength until food returns When winter food is hard to find The bear sleeps, saving energy It rests while winter passes by Stored fat keeps its body going Spring sunlight melts the snow to shining drops Now something to eat is easy to find The bear steps from its den into the light When winter food is hard to find The bear sleeps, saving energy It rests while winter passes by Stored fat keeps its body going Winter sleep helped through the season of need Now food is back; the bear sets out again
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