Polar Bears live in the Arctic not the Antarctic. They can live in the Arctic because they have evolved to survive in that environment and ecosystem and therefore need that habitat for continued survival. They have developed into extremely well-adapted animals for cold climates with heavy insulation from their specialized coats and body fat. They live by hunting on ice floes and are the top predator in their environment. They have many physical adaptations that help them survive the temperatures and hunt in frigid waters and on ice.
There are no polar bears in Antarctica, or any kind of animal life: it's too cold there.
Actually, there are creatures there. Six seal species, 35 shorebirds, and at least two cetaceans, the orca (aka killer whale) and the sperm whale. Not to mention several penguin species.
they have a thick fur and a layer of blubber for this particular reason alone.
Polar bears are able to live in the cold places because they have very thick fur to keep them warm.
does polar bear live in the snow
Yes. They live on the ice too.
Arctic
No, probably never actually
I think it might be the polar bears
polar bears,penguins, Snow owl. Who couldn't know that ! EDIT: Actually, penguins only live in Antarctica, and polar bears only live in the Arctic Circle. Which is why polar bears don't eat penguins.
Polar Bears live in Alaska because it is one of the coldest and without ice and snow polar bears would have nowhere to live. Thick coats This answer is all wrong just type it in to google to find it out
Yeah uh they live in the snow and have white fur
Polar bears like cold places, hence why they live in the North where all the snow and cold is.
They tunnel into the snow.there cubs are born in the warmth of the snow
snow leapords, polar bears, walruses, penguins
seals, artic birds, snow foxes
polar bears are white because then they can camofladge in the snow