They paddle in the same way a dog does the doggy paddle in water. Back legs move back and forth while the front paddle away.
They go back and forth
Use them to swam
They paddle to keep them from going down.
Polar Bears live in the North Arctic Zone.
a ability is that they can swim!
Polar bears move just by walking around with their legs. They are also very good swimmers, though they tend to use the "doggy-paddle" style of swimming where they are using their front feet and legs as propellers and their hind legs as rudders (and a bit to propel them as well) as they swim on the surface of the ocean.
They walk, run or swim.
Polar bears have no stamina limit, as long as they eat at least 5kg of food, or natural equivalent, they can swim indefinitely.
Strong legs and webbed feet, as well as a thick, dense coat which does not allow the cold Arctic water to penetrate to the skin.
The Arctic ocean.
polar bears are omnivores and they also swim
Polar bears walk on 4 legs / paws. But they can briefly stand on their hind legs and take a few steps, such as in a fight with a predator. They then return to all-4s. Polar bears also often slide on their bellies across ice.
Scince the polar bears live in the arctic, the arctic ocean surrounds the therefore they swim in salt water. Never eat a polar bears liver or you will die because their liver has Vitamin K which is poisonous to humans.
Melting sea ice is a threat to the polar bears because without the sea ice the polar bears predators will see them and swim away.
No polar bears use their large paws to help them swim because they sometimes swim up to 60 miles without resting.