"polar-bear swim" meaning in English

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          "text": "The expedition included: […] Polar-bear swims on three separate occasions among the ice floes.",
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          "text": "Cold-water plunges aren’t unique to Nelson. Polar-bear swims, triathlons, and even religious ceremonies such as the Orthodox Christian celebration of Epiphany all take part in freezing bodies of water.",
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