Polar bears are efficient swimmers, for such large animals. While in the water they paddle with their front feet, and use the hind feet as rudders. They can swim at a speeds of 4-6 mph and paddle non-stop for 100 miles. Have been seen swimming several hundred miles from the nearest ice or land. While swimming, they keep their eyes open, their nostrils shut and their ears flattened to their heads. Polar bears can stay under up to 2 minutes. They are also capable of leaping out of the water 7'-8' feet from a swimming start. They have been seen catching seals that way.
Yes polar bears can swim.
Polar bears swim 6 miles per hour Polar bears swim 6 miles per hour
polar bears need to swim to get food
yes.
Polar Bears live in the North Arctic Zone.
a ability is that they can swim!
Polar bears carry their babies on their backs. They also swim like that.
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Swim ( they can swim about 300 miles) and walk.
Polar bears are very strong swimmers. One could consider a polar bears aptitude for swimming as a means of survival.
Polar Bears live North, penguins are in the south. Penguins swim faster than Polar Bears. Polar bears are white, and penguins are typically black and white.
Polar bears have no stamina limit, as long as they eat at least 5kg of food, or natural equivalent, they can swim indefinitely.