How many polar bears can kill a lion?

Answer 1

It's hard to say. Lions and polar bears live in completely different climates, biomes and continents, which only leave us with our imagination as to how many lions it would take to bring down a polar bear. Some say six, others say different.

Answer 2

The question is rather pointless, as these animals would never meet under natural conditions.

One. A male nor a female lion would never stand a chance against a hungry polar bear since polar bears have dagger-like claws and sharp teeth that can pierce through a walrus. With one swipe of its claws and paws, a single polar bear could even take down three male lions coming to attack it. Also, a polar bear is a lot stronger than a single lion. You can see that there would need to be at least eight lionesses to take down a single injured cape buffalo, while one hungry polar bear with its claws and teeth sharpened to take down an injured buffalo. Although the lion can take down a black bear or a siberian tiger, a polar bear can take down a large male kodiak bear or even a saltwater crocodile. This means that the polar bear is a lot stronger and more resistant than a male lion. One lion can take on a black bear, but there would need to be three large male black bears with claws and teeth sharpened to take down a single polar bear. A polar bear is also the biggest predator on land, three feet taller and longer than a fully-grown male kodiak bear. The polar bear even has a lot more muscles than a kodiak bear.

Answer 3

We will never know because lions and polar bears do not even live on the same continent.

Answer 4

Since lions and polar bears do not live even close to each other in nature, the question is meaningless.