Polar bear (Ursus maritimus) and grizzly bear (Ursos arctos) are not only the largest terrestrial carnivorans, they are close cousins too. Polar
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Scientists weren’t able to explain history of polar bear’s teeth until in 2004 when they discovered 130,000 – 110,000-year-old polar bear jaw
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People living in the Arctic rarely call polar bears polar bears. They will call polar bears with many different names. Prominent among
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Polar bears have a range of vocalizations but they are no noisy animals. Icy bears remain quiet and live solitary lives most
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Back in 1980s scientists studied the polar bear locomotion and established that polar bears were not energetically efficient walkers. The study was
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Polar bears (Ursus maritimus) are the most powerful terrestrial carnivores in the Arctic Ocean. In this article we are going to tell
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People often wonder if the polar bear’s fur is white then its skin is probably white too. That is not quite true.
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The polar bear reproduction likely occurs in days when the seals are abundant. They will reproduce in March or mid-April to May.
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Here are the most frequently asked questions about polar bears. Over the past few decades polar bears have become the subject of
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Polar bears are the Arctic’s land-based predators. They have a wide range of preys. While the primary prey is limited to seals
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