Actually they are not a protected species.
I know people that are going on a trip near the Arctic Circle to hunt and kill a polar bear. Each. And for the money they're paying they'll most assuredly get one even if they have to track one by helicopter.
They don't eat the meat just simply send it to a taxidermist to have it stuffed.
Yes
Yes. They are hunted for warmth (from fur) and for meat.
No, but you need a permit, which costs a lot of money.
The native Inuits are allowed to hunt polar bears for sustenance because it is part of their ancient traditions.
Yes, you can get permits to do so because they are not endangered and their numbers are growing.
yes, they are an endangered species
No
All penguins hunt for fish in the ocean
penguins hunt for there food in the ocean
Fish
yes and no. they hunt fish and lion seals hunt them
Penguins dive in the sea and catch fish. Penguins are excellent swimmers and are very fast underwater.
Penguins hunt for food while swimming. They catch food with their sharp beaks. The mostly eat fish, krill and squid.
yes it is
yes it is illegal to hunt mountain gorilla's they are endangered
do not hunt them it is illegal to
for their oil, etc.
Yes, in most countries it is illegal to sell wild penguins. They are considered to be exotic animals, which in most cases are protected.
penguin mothers hunt for food for twelve months