Polar bears depend on the sea ice so that they can travel and hunt for food. During the time of the year when there is no sea ice, they nearly starve because they are unable to hunt. You could say that the sun will affect the polar bears by melting the ice earlier and letting it freeze over again later each year. However, that would be inaccurate because the sun isn't what's causing global warming. And like nearly all animals and all plants, polar bears need the sunlight because it feeds plankton, which feed the fish, which feed the seals, and in turn, the seals feed the polar bears. So, to sum it up, it's greenhouse gas emissions that will affect the survival of polar bears, not the sun, which they, like all animals, need in order to live.
To my knowledge, they aren't. Sun bear is a separate type of bear that lives in Southeast Asia, and is the smallest member of the order Ursae. Grizzlies are very big bears, only the Kodiak being bigger.
Sun bears are called sun bears because of their bib-shaped orange patches on their chests.
Yes, but they have to kill the grizzly bear. Amur tigers usually take down small adult grizzly bears, but never a large adult grizzly bear.
No. All other bears that share the same Genus name Ursa, are related to the polar bear. This includes grizzly bears, black bears, sloth bears and sun bears. The Giant Panda is also related, however distantly.
There are eight main types of bears that branch out into other types. there is Black bear, brown bear, polar bear, panda, sloth bear, spectacled bear, sun bear, and Asiatic black bear. there is also the cave bear and the giant short-faced bear but they are extinct.
There are 8 species currently accepted as bears: North America has American black bears, polar bears, and brown/grizzly bears (which are also in Europe and Asia). South America has only spectacled bears. Asia has sun bears, Eurasian black bears (locally called moon bears), sloth bears, and panda bears. In the past, there has been debate over whether pandas were bears or should be split out, but currently they are considered bears. Brown bears used to live in the Atlas mountains of northern Africa centuries ago, but in modern times no bears live in Africa. Australia has koala bears, but they are marsupials, not true bears.
Sun bear is too small and would be killed. A sloth bear would be a very even match. Black bears, grizzly bears, brown bears, and polar bears would be too much for silverback gorillas.
Brown (a sub-species of Grizzly). Answer There are 4 types of bears in Alaska The Black Bear, The Brown Bear (which are located on the coast as opposed to the Grizzly which is more inland and is a sub species of the Brown Bear) The Polar Bear, and the Kodiak Brown Bear which is only located on Kodiak Island so it is its own species. Black bears also come in 6 colors (black, cinnamon (brown), blonde, white, glacier blue and purple (so black it has a purple hue). Brown bears and grizzlies come in 3 colors (brown, blonde, spirit bear which is very very blonde) They also come in a silver back phase. Polar bears are generally white. Polar and brown bears interbreed on occasion, and the hybrid has varying characteristics of both species.
Polar Bears - Canada, United States, Norway and Russia Black Bears - Canada, USA, Mexico Grizzly Bears - Canada, USA, Mexico (endangered) Spectacled Bear - South America Sun Bear - South East Asia
There are eight species of bear in the world:Polar bear Brown bear American black bear Asian black bear Spectacles bear Sun bear Sloth bear Giant panda bear
I believe they are called Sows.
Sun bear (Ursus malayanus), grizzly bear (Ursus arctos horribilis), black bear (Ursus americanus)
Reticulated pythons have been documented to prey on sun bears. They hunt them by ambush. Sumatran tigers and saltwater crocodiles are also known to eat sun bears.