yes, so that their feet are protected from the cold. they also have a large surface area so as to prevent the bear from slipping in the snow (like a camel in sand)
Yes polar bears have paws.All bears have paws.
Polar bears have enormous paws! On land, spreading the bear's weight and helping them move across soft snow and thin ice. On ice, they keep the bear from slipping: they have footpads covered by papillae (small soft bumps) and claws that are short, thick, and curved. The paws also are covered in fur for both traction and warmth.
Yes, they might. Polar bears are scavengers and will eat whatever they can get their paws on.
No polar bears use their large paws to help them swim because they sometimes swim up to 60 miles without resting.
Polar bears maintain water balance by using their huge paws which serve as snowshoes on heavy snow that balances the weight of the bear. The paws enable polar bears to navigate easily even on wafer-thin ice layer.
One adaptation is a polar bears furry paws , another is its thick fur,and the last one is its small ears and tail. they also have lots of fat (blubber)
No, polar bears do not have fluffy skin but do have thick, fluffy fur.
they do to protect them from the cold
Yes.
Scientists once thought that polar bears were left handed. Now they believe that they have no preference and use both paws equally.
They have paws, not hands
Beavers and polar bears have thick fur.