it depends.... if their favorite food like seals starts disappearing or become extinct then yes it is hard. if i does happen then they go look for Wales or walruses to savaged on
No, they have adapted to tier environment. So they can swim to catch fish.
yes but only when food is hard to find
Hunting is not hard but easy for the polar bears because they are used to.
Polar bears are losing ground in the Arctic due to loss of the polar ice cap but not yet listed as endangered. They are considered a vulnerable species, however. In some areas they are still quite common.
Well it is hard to explained the answer. Mostly i believe that people will help them and put the polar bears in a zoo. :D
well kind of they formed from grizzly bears but would find it hard to live like grizzly bears
there are more bears by a hair but there are bears on most all places on earth including polar regions although most bears would have a hard time sustaining life in warmer climates like deserts because lack of food
Polar bears are omnivores. Their diet in the wild consists of berries and other plants if available. Since plants are not usually available, polar bears must eat what they can and that is usually seals.Our polar bears at the Cincinnati Zoo eat fish, hamburger, ox tails, and and other meat. Their diet is supplemented with a variety of vegetables such as carrots, sweet potatoes and pumpkins (for a treat). They also like hard boiled eggs. They also like to chew on rawhide chew toys and old tires.YesAlthough polar bears are the most carnivorous of the bears, they will injest most anything available. But, bears, although are omnivorous animals, they are still listed among the carnivora.Yes, Polar Bears are carnivores, they are meat eaters, even though they do eat kelp, some berries, and grasses when their preferred food is not readily available. They are also classed scientifically in the "Order of Carnivora". For more details please, see sites listed belowYesYes, polar bears are the planet's largest living terrestrial carnivore.Yes, polar bears are indeed carnivores.Yes, a polar bear is a carnivore as it eats seals and fish.yes because thereare no plants where the polar bear livesA polar bear is carnivorous, so it is called a carnivore.yes,they are at the top of the artic food chain.yes,they are at the top of the artic food chain.Yes Polar Bears are Carnivors. They eat seal and sometimes other bears.Yes polar bears are carnivoresyes as it eats the flesh of other living beings and not that of plants.Yes, polar bears are carnivores. They primarily hunt seals, which they find hiding under the surface of the sea ice. However, with the decrease in sea ice as a result of global warming, they are starting to turn more towards eating terrestrial prey.
They probably do but it's really hard to say, since there are not enough bears around and they're a bit difficult to keep track of for biologists and geneticists to know if there are recessive traits in polar bears or not.
Starvation A polar bear faces starvation since the sea ice melts so fast from the earths warming. Then it becomes too hard to hunt seals, a polar bears favorite prey.
Global warming is melting ice caps and pushing others far apart, making it hard on polar bears to form any sort of residency and threatening their overall habitat. Polar bears are having trouble maintaining their weight because of lower food supplies and the need to swim further to get to glaciers.
Why were polar bears hunted?They were and still are hunted for many reasons here are some:First, they are killed for their beautiful fur. Second, they are killed for a game in Canada where they win trophies for the most polar bear kills. We do have a law from taking the trophies in to America. People also eat polar bears and you can't eat a polar bear without killing it.Is their poaching still going on?Polar bears are still being poached, more than 700 polar bears are killed a day.That is a lot of polar bears, so, it will be really hard to stop poaching.
A polar bears skin is actually black. Hard to believe even under all that snowy white fur.