Polar bears do not hibernate. They are not true hibernators. They just go into a temporary torpor or dormancy state where their
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What is a Grolar Bear? Grolar bear is a hybrid animal which is born as a result of inbreeding between a grizzly
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Yes, polar bears eat walruses but they don’t feed on adult walruses for they are too big to fall prey to polar
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In the late eighteenth century two subspecies of a polar bear were recognized and documented. The two species were Ursus maritimus maritimus
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Yes, polar bears have partially webbed feet one that facilitates them in swimming longer distances. However, the polar bear feet are not
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Polar bears have pretty large feet—they are quite heavy too. Polar bear’s 12-inch wide feet are all covered with dense hairs that
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A baby polar bear is no different from a baby brown bear, baby black bear, or a baby Kodiak bear. The baby
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Polar bears sit at the top of the food chain in the Arctic—they are the apex predators. Adult bears do not seem
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Baby polar bears are way too small as compared to adult bears. They are usually born in November and February. At birth,
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Polar bear is a pretty heavy animal—probably the heaviest of all carnivorous land mammals. Siberian tiger is just about the same weight
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