No. The two bears are just as dangerous. The bear is a vry unpredictable creature. It is also very powerful.
Many people survive Grizzly Bear attacks. This is mainly because the bear assumes the threat is not that major and it goes away. Some times they get confused and wander away after they attack. As well they can be scared by loud noises or retaliation of many sorts. Grizzly's may even skirt away by simply shouting at them.
However a Polar Bear rarely gets confused or scared away after they strike. Once a Polar Bear feels the threat is removed it will continue to maul and then eat you. Normally Polar Bears don't stop simply because you play dead. A grizzly will often stop the attack if it thinks you're dead or of no threat at all. Polar bears are generally in it for the kill.
Grizzly's very, very rarely actually "hunt" humans. They eat meat, just a polar bears do but humans are generally not on their list as prime prey for eating. A Polar Bear will, and are known to hunt humans. They will track you for miles if necessary. Humans are on their general menu if need be. Humans are almost never on a Grizzly's menu (although they will eat you if extremely hungry).
Naturally both bears are very deadly and can be ferocious. However the Polar Bear will go to YOU if it sees you in it's vicinity where as a Grizzly will normally go the other way.
Throw either a Grizzly or Polar bear cub's into the scenario and your odds of making it out in one piece decrease dramatically with either bear.
You would much rather have an encounter with a Grizzly Bear than a Polar Bear for the aforementioned reasons. Simply because you have a decent chance of coming out of a Grizzly attack at least "alive" where as the odds are stacked against you if you have an encounter with a Polar Bear.
Ian Billen
No. A black bear is more aggressive and is the most feared bear in the world when black bears attack more humans than polar bears.
They are actually both very dangerous. Stay away from their territory and cubs.
I'd have to say the brown bear (and subspecies) is more dangerous. There bigger than black bears by up to 800 pounds or more. Im pretty sure brown bears are more defensive as well.
No. The more common black bear has been documented to have at least nearly twice as many attacks on humans.
No. The tiger has killed many more people than the polar bear.
yes
There are more black bears than brown bears. The black bear is one of the most widely spread bear species in the world.
Himalayan Black Bears, Sloth Bears, and Brown Bears.
No. Black bears are far more dangerous.
Black Bears are covered in black fur, and brown bears are covered in brown fur.
No, a brown colored bear does NOT indicate it is a brown bear. Black bears can be brown, red, or yellow in color, especially in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of CA. Along the coastal mountains of CA, "most" black bears are black in color. Brown bears, today, contain the grizzly bear family. In Alaska the brown's inland are called grizzlys and the brown's along the coast are called brown bears; there both the same bear. The polar bear is a "sea bear."
other types of bears such as the grizzly/brown bear eat black bears
Bears hibernate, these include the Sun bear, the black bear, the grizzly bear, and the brown bear. Bears.
brown bear and grizzly bear
no, they are mean
Polar bears, black bears, brown bears, etc.
probably black brown bears and grizzly bears
Polar bears, American black bears, Asiatic black bears, Brown bears, Sloth bears, Sun bears, Spectacle bear, and Panda bear.polar bearsblack bearsbrown bearsAsiatic bearsspectacled bearsand akibearsThere are different types of Bear:American Black BearAsiatic Black BearBrown bearAnd they have their sub categories.There are eight bear species.There are 8 species of bear. Here are the bear species: North American Black Bear, Brown, Polar, Asiatic black bear, Andean, Panda, Sloth, and Sun Bear.