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The whole winter and part of spring.
An undisturbed bear stays asleep all winter long, sometimes without even changing position once they are settled in. The bear does not eat or drink, urinate or defecate the entire time. In severe northern climates, hibernation may last 7 months or longer, and the bear can maintain this deceptively shallow appearing state continuously the whole time.

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12y ago

Most polar bears do not hibernate. However, heavily pregnant females will hibernate in the winter for several months in order to give birth to her young and feed them until they are big enough to be able to venture out on the snow and ice with their mother.

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12y ago

A grizzly bear can hibernate from anywhere between 3 and 6 months depending on how severe the winter is, it depends on food available and daylight hours.

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13y ago

It all depends on the species of the bear, and the climate they live in.

Bears don't actually hibernate.

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12y ago

they hibernate during the winter and one winter is over they stop hibernating

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16y ago

For the whole of winter. By Wahash123

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as long as it wants to

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Polar bears do not hibernate.

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4 Months

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