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Here is a brief summary of polar bear behavior.
Like most bears, polar bears are solitary.
When the sea ice covers the Arctic Ocean during the cold months, polar bears travel over it, sniffing for dens where seal pups are hidden. When they find one, they pounce on it with their front legs until the ice breaks, and then eat the seal pup. When there is no sea ice, they can't hunt seals and they become opportunistic, eating lichens, young seabirds that have fallen from their nest, or scavenging on whale carcasses.
When a polar bear female is pregnant, she digs a den and enters a state similar to hibernation, which she remains in until the cubs are born and developed enough to travel with her while she hunts for food. Polar bear females with cubs are weary of males because a male polar bear will kill cubs if he gets a chance. If he kills the cubs, she will be ready to mate again sooner.
When it is very windy, polar bears dig a shallow depression to sleep in to shelter itself from some of the wind.
A polar bear covers its nose to blend into the snow as its nose is not white and will be easily spotted in the snow by its prey. Polar bears also hibernate. They can walk on their hind legs just like humans, and they play fight with each other. The only time polar bears are in groups are when they are mating, or a female with her cubs.
Polar bears have translucent fur that helps to camouflage them into the snow during hunting. However, their black noses are still visible. When stalking their prey, a polar bear will cover their nose with their paw as they wait. The fur is a physical adaptation. Covering their nose is a behavioral adaptation.
a polar bears know have to change their adaptations by eating each other one by one so at the end polar bears will have to be extinct they also live in the Arctic cold. it only eats seals, Arctic foxes, reindeer, rodents, musk ox, fish , eggs, and seabirds like gulls.
When a mother is with there cub's eating a male comes and they have to walk away from the meal.
Here is a brief summary of polar bear behavior. Polar bears are solitary, like most other bears.
During the winter months when the sea ice covers the Arctic Ocean, polar bears travel on it, sniffing for dens where seal pups are hidden. When they find one, they pounce on the den with their front legs until the ice breaks, and then kill the seal pup. In the summer when there isn't any ice, they can't hunt seals and they become opportunistic, eating lichens, young seabirds that have fallen from their nest, or scavenging on whale carcasses.
Pregnant female polar bears dig a den and enter a state similar to hibernation, which they remain in until their cubs are born and developed enough to travel, so that the mother can hunt. Polar bear females with cubs are weary of males because a male polar bear will kill cubs if he gets a chance, because if they cubs die, their mother will be ready to mate again sooner.
When it is very windy, polar bears dig a shallow depression to sleep in to shelter itself from some of the wind.
Here is a brief summary of polar bear behavior. Polar bears are solitary, like most other bears.
During the winter months when the sea ice covers the Arctic Ocean, polar bears travel on it, sniffing for dens where seal pups are hidden. When they find one, they pounce on the den with their front legs until the ice breaks, and then kill the seal pup. In the summer when there isn't any ice, they can't hunt seals and they become opportunistic, eating lichens, young seabirds that have fallen from their nest, or scavenging on whale carcasses.
Pregnant female polar bears dig a den and enter a state similar to hibernation, which they remain in until their cubs are born and developed enough to travel, so that the mother can hunt. Polar bear females with cubs are weary of males because a male polar bear will kill cubs if he gets a chance, because if they cubs die, their mother will be ready to mate again sooner.
When it is very windy, polar bears dig a shallow depression to sleep in to shelter itself from some of the wind.
Playing like they are fighting in water and things they like to do.
they mate until early December from Jan then eat
They are nice;)
they are active and playful and they also hide a lot and attentive.
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Is the polar bear benefiting from the help of certain groups?
In the US, Polar Bear is considered a marine mammal, and is protected under the Marine Mammal Protection Act.
How do you become a polar bear?
It is impossible to become a polar bear unless you are born a polar bear. But you can become like a polar bear by imitating some of its distinct characteristics. If you want to look like a polar bear, you will have to make a costume of white fir, wear big teeth, and have two little ears and a little tail. You will then want to act like a polar bear, swim like a polar bear, and eat like a polar bear. But you will never mate with a polar bear or make little baby polar bears.
How does the polar bear help the polar ice?
why does the polar bear helps the polar ice
Which is bigger polar or grizzly bear?
The grizzly or brown bear and the polar bear are basicly the same size.
Is polar bears the biggest bear?
The Polar bear is the biggest bear.
Which animal is bigger the polar bear or the brown bear?
The Polar Bear.
How do the male polar bear and the female polar bear have the baby polar bear?
just like human do .
What can you do with a polar bear?
Nothing. A polar bear will eat you.
Is polar bear polo polar bear abuse?
no
Who lives in a polar bear's den?
A polar bear.
Is polar bear a bear?
Polar bears are bears
How is a seal different from a polar bear?
a seal is different from a polar bear because a seal has flippers and blubber a polar bear has 4 legs and has fur and a polar bear eats the seal but the seal doesn't eat the polar bear so the seal is prey to the polar bear k
