Polar bears are the one of the biggest bears—second only to Kodiak bears. Big male bears are twice the size of adult
MoreAccording to a legend, many centuries ago one of the individuals of some indigenous group consumed a polar bear liver and he
MoreSeals make up much of the polar bear’s diet. And luckily for polar bears seals are quite abundant in the Arctic. Polar
MoreYes, polar bears eat walruses but they don’t feed on adult walruses for they are too big to fall prey to polar
MoreBaby polar bears are way too small as compared to adult bears. They are usually born in November and February. At birth,
MorePolar bears have long been admired for their cuddly appearance particularly polar bear cubs which do not only look loveable they actually
MoreHabitat is a place where an animal lives. It is the animal’s home. Polar bear habitat is different from other land predators
MorePolar bears rely on seals for the most part of their diet. While they eat just about any kind of seal, polar
MorePolar bears and orcas do not appear to have any direct predator-prey relationship. While both inhabit the same environmental conditions they seldom
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