Polar bears are white because the live on the ice, that is white, so they blend into the background making them more effective hunters.
No, polar bears are always white. However, the white coat usually yellows with age.
White bears or polar bears have a relatively low life expectancy compared to humans. Usually, polar bears do not live past 25 years old. The oldest known polar bear age was a female at 43.
Polar bears can live up to thirty years.
Usually at the age of 4
The only variances in "look" between Polar Bears and Adult Polar Bears would be based on the gender and age of the bear(s).
yellow
Well, most humans kill Polar Bears for food, and some treat Polar Bears very kind, just like the pet of their own. Polar Bears have a thick rubber-like skin that is black under their coat which is under their furry coat, so humans have to rip that part off. In the Ice Age past, Native Ice Age hunter would kill Mammoths, Polar Bears, and other animals.
well wouldn't you just take the age from when he or she was born and multiple it by 3
They are usually independent by age two.
polar bears live in cold places because where they lived use to be hot than we had an ice age then it turned into the ice caps and the bears adapted
Polar Bears generally can see at the age of 10 months old. This can vary from each individual bear but generally the average age is 10 months
Polar Bears may have come into existence only 150,000 years ago, when Brown Bears were trapped by an ice age and had to adapt quickly to the icy environment to survive! && Also, scientists found the fossil of a Jawbone from a Polar Bear 130,000 years ago.