Latin Name: Ursus Maritimus
Ursus maritimus is the scientific name for the polar bear. It means sea bear in Latin. Commander C.J. Phipps, an officer in the British navy and author of A Voyage towards the North Pole used this name for the first time in 1774. Polar bears are only called polar bears in English culture. They have many other names in other cultures.
white bears
'Ursus arcticus' is the Latin name for the polar bear, a large bear species native to the Arctic region. Polar bears are well-adapted to their icy habitat, with thick fur and a layer of blubber to keep them warm in cold temperatures. They primarily feed on seals and are excellent swimmers.
A sloth or sleuth is a pack of bears.
A cub.
cubs
Ursidae.
Ursus Maritimus
Polar Bears belong to the Bearfamily. Their scientific name is ursus maritmus which is Latin for maritime bear and refers to their natural habitat. They are native to the Arctic Circle -Arctic Ocean and its surrounding seas and land masses
polar bears are related to bears.
Ursus maritimus is the scientific name. They are also called, "sea bears".