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Counting up to three ...

Dear fellow Wikipedians, reading the German page about Spitzbergen I found an inconsistency that seems to originate from this page: "In addition to humans, three primarily terrestrial mammalian species inhabit the archipelago: the Arctic fox, the Svalbard reindeer, and accidentally introduced southern vole". That's three, o.k. Some lines later: "Polar bears are the iconic symbol of Svalbard." Polar bears are mammals - and they are neither fox nor reindeer nor small rodents. Since the last time I tried to help an English wikipedia page to be a bit better I learned that the interest in improvement is small - while the standards of "where is a source" are ridiculous high. So I ask you to find a source and get this done - because in my eyes four is not equal to three, even if I lack a source to prove that as a fact. Andreas von Stackelberg (talk) 19:45, 27 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]