Neither. It attacks.
Polar bears, like all bears, are territorial animals which will kill to defend their territory, friends and family.
The force of a polar bear's attack is enough to rip a fully grown human in half.
If you threaten a polar bear, its family or it's habitat, make sure you don't plan on living to tell the story.
Polar bears usually will make off in the opposite direction when they detect humans. That is, the typical wild polar bear. Those accustomed to feeding at garbage dumps and being used to humans are much more dangerous to people.
Nothing in the wild is big enough to eat a polar bear.
They run away, or turn and fight.
To hide from they food so they can catch them.
Whales have no natural predators.
It is because of where they live.......It helps them blend in with their surroundings so if they are being hunted they can hide in the snow.
It is highly likely that the elephant would win the fight. Elephants have thick, defensive hide and tons of muscles to protect itself from claws and teeth, which would make it not get injured by the polar bear. The strong muscles of the elephant's head is good enough to kill the polar bear whenever it hits the polar bear. If the elephant has sharp tusks, it would definitely win by goring the polar bear to death. A cow elephant or a bull elephant can crush a polar bear to death.
The polar bear has no enemies or predators to hide from.
It is highly likely that the elephant would win the fight. Elephants have thick, defensive hide and tons of muscles to protect itself from claws and teeth, which would make it not get injured by the polar bear. The strong muscles of the elephant's head is good enough to kill the polar bear whenever it hits the polar bear. If the elephant has sharp tusks, it would definitely win by goring the polar bear to death. A cow elephant or a bull elephant can crush a polar bear to death.
why does the polar bear helps the polar ice
The grizzly or brown bear and the polar bear are basicly the same size.
The Polar Bear.
The Polar bear is the biggest bear.