Yes. Polar bears are carnivorous, mostly eating seals. They also eat Arctic foxes, reindeer, rodents, musk ox, fish, shellfish, eggs and seabirds such as gulls. They have been known to eat beluga whales and even walruses.
Yes, they do!
Yes polar bears for example eat beluga whales.
Not all whales, but Killer Whales can, and have eaten Polar Bears. Polar Bears are one of the many animals that Killer Whales eat. See related links below for others.
A little at a time.
No. Killer whales will prey on polar bears, but not other whales like Grey, Bow or Humpback whales nor walruses because these species feed in plankton and small fish, not polar bears or polar bear cubs.
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Polar bears will eat dead wales that wash up on the shores. However, transporting dead whales would prove a monumental task.
Polar bears and especially killer whales kill and eat walruses.
Polar bears kill whales and walruses when they can. They also eat small rodents, seabirds, waterfowl, fish, eggs, kelp, berries, and garbage when they can find it.
yes they do it them. also seals
Polar bears really don't eat birds. They prefer aquatic mammals like seals, sea lions, walruses, belugas and other whales.
No, polar bears enjoy seals, dead walress and whales, carrots, fish, eggs, fruit
Because they even eat the whales, they eat everyone.