Yes, for three months while they are pregnant.
no, the polar bears hibernate in the winter to keep themselves warm during the winter.
Polar bears don't hibernate, only pregnant females, and that only for three months.
Wintertime, there they give birth in the den..
Polar bears don't hibernate, only pregnant females, and that only for three months.
only female polar bear hibernate, they hibernate about Nov-Oct month.
I am pretty sure bears since they have more body they can last the longest. :)
Polar bears don't hibernate, only pregnant females, and that only for three months.
With the exception of pregnant females, polar bears do not hibernate. Instead adult male polar bears and non-pregnant females remain active throughout the year. They nap during the day and sleep 7 to 8 hours a night.
No, they don't.
The polar bears do not learn to hibernate,it is naturally inherited.
They have to hibernate when they get ready for winter.
they don't Male and non-pregnant female polar bears do not hibernate, but can switch over to a "Walking Hibernation" when there is not enough food. They slightly lower their body temperature and decreased heart and breathing rates.This physiological act is unique to Polar Bears no other bear can do. However, in the fall, each pregnant female digs a 'maternity den' and enters a hibernation-like state. She won't leave the den until her babies are ready to follow her while she hunts.
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They reproduce.
Where there are polar bears there aren't any woods.