Yes, Polar Bears are able to walk backwards. I'm not sure what, why, or who studied this and put the research data together. But it would seem, that when most Polar Bears deficate, or go to the bathroom, they have a certain procedure they go through. This involves walking backwards several steps. They will walk backwards, taking larger steps with the front paws than, with the back ones, and in about five to six steps their front paws are almost on top of their back paws. This causes their "bum" to stick out, and then they can answer the call of nature, by lifting their stubby little tail deficating. For more details, I can't imagine there are, many more than this, but please see the sites listed below.
Brown bears really can't walk backwards. These brown bears do not feel reassured, comfortable or even safe when walking backwards.
Yes! Just like people polar bears have to learn how to walk.
Warm ice melts and turns into water, and no. Polar bears dont walk on water...
polar bears walk at least 9,000 miles-90,000 miles
They walk, run or swim.
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Yes. The walk great distances in search of prey.
what did the polar bears ever do for us? this is what they do. if we get near them, they chase us then rip us to shreds. i don't care if the ice is melting, because the polar bears can swim AND walk. That's why there classified as amphibians!
No, it is highly impossible for polar bears to walk on Pluto. Although polar bears are born and have adapted to cold weather, they are still not able to warm themselves up as much as to be on Pluto, whom is more than 1,000,000 miles away. Pluto also does not have a very strong gravity force which cannot hold a polar bear to its surface.
They swim, walk, or ride an ice floe.
polar bears are related to bears.
Polar bears have wide feet to spread out their weight so they don't sink into the snow.
Polar bears do.