no
Warm blooded
Polar bears are mammals, and as such are warm blooded.
the polars can live in the cold because they are cold blooded sorry to contradict you but polar bears are warm blooded mammals
warm blooded, and never gets cold
no
Positively all bears are warmblooded... but the polar bear I just don't know if they are warmblooded too.
it has a skin the same as any other animal, all warm blooded animals have skin
well, i am not sure but i think that polar bears feed on those fish of the artic, they eat those fish which are adapted to the cold. and brown bears feed on fish which are warm blooded. so mabye to get the answer search about warm blooded and cold blooded
The question should be "Can a male lion kill a polar bear ?"
All mammals are warm blooded. A polar bear is a mammal, therefore, he is warm blooded.warm blooded.Nope. The p-o-l-a-r bear is a mammal just like you, so is warm-blooded, carries its young in its belly, and nurses new-borns with breast milk.Polar bears are warm blooded creatures, because they are mammals, just like a horse, or buffalo. Part of being a mammal is to be warm blooded, that includes, usually being furred, but not all mammals have fur, and giving birth to live babies. They would be reptiles if they were cold blooded, laid eggs, instead of birthed live babies, and more than likely they would be fur-less. Some examples of cold blooded creatures are snakes, frogs and lizards.Polar Bears are warm blooded. Polar bears have a thick layer of blubber to help them keep warm and it helps them in the cold environment. Polar Bears are warm blooded so it helps them regulate their body at the same temperature.no mammals and birds are warmblooded
The polar bear would try to claw and bite the hippo down, but the hippo has thick skin and muscles for protection against teeth and claws. The hippo also has a larger jaw size and a larger size that could defeat the polar bear. If a polar bear fought with a hippo, the hippo would most likely get the polar bear at the end.
why does the polar bear helps the polar ice