Polar bears have a range of vocalizations but they are no noisy animals. Icy bears remain quiet and live solitary lives most of the time. However polar bears’ sounds are heard either during mating season when males attempt to convince its mating partner or when the individuals fight each other. Mature male bears produce sounds in order to show aggression
Continue ReadingBack in 1980s scientists studied the polar bear locomotion and established that polar bears were not energetically efficient walkers. The study was carried out not in the natural environment. In fact scientists observed bears walking on treadmills. According to them, polar bears consume more oxygen and heat storage in comparison to other land mammals. They thought that the polar bear’s
Continue ReadingPolar bears (Ursus maritimus) are the most powerful terrestrial carnivores in the Arctic Ocean. In this article we are going to tell you interesting facts about polar bear skull and how it is different from other bears. They will share many morphological features with other strongest carnivores. Carnivorous animals have certain physiological features in common such as jaw, teeth, claw,
Continue ReadingPeople often wonder if the polar bear’s fur is white then its skin is probably white too. That is not quite true. The polar bear’s skin is jet black which is in contrast to the bear’s white fur. One can hardly see the black skin except in situations when a polar bear sheds its hair possibly due to some disease
Continue ReadingThe polar bear reproduction likely occurs in days when the seals are abundant. They will reproduce in March or mid-April to May. A male bear will begin tracking the female 100 kilometers far off via smell. Once male gets to the female it insists his partner to mate. If a male finds another wandering male both fight over the female.
Continue ReadingHere are the most frequently asked questions about polar bears. Over the past few decades polar bears have become the subject of research for many scientists. While most scientists discuss polar bears in respect of global warming others seem to be interested in the biology and behavioral psychology of polar bears. How Do Polar Bears Eat? Main Article: How Much
Polar bears are the Arctic’s land-based predators. They have a wide range of preys. While the primary prey is limited to seals the secondary prey is varied. The polar bear’s varied diet is primarily due to the bear’s opportunistic nature because it loves to eat just about any animal—medium to large sized mammals as well as birds. Polar Bear Predator
Continue ReadingPolar bears (Ursus maritimus) are apex predators as their super strength puts them at the top of the food chain. They are the arctic’s rulers for no other animal—not even the heaviest of the Arctic’s mammals can dare to rival them. It clearly suggests that polar bears do not have any natural predator in the arctic world. The polar bear
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