Bears hibernate in the winter (and sometimes late fall and early spring as well if it is cold enough), so that they can conserve energy while food is scarce. Bears are large creatures and it takes a lot of energy to hunt. By hibernating, bears use little energy while sleeping so that when spring comes they can feed on an abundance of prey and vegetation.
Yes. Bears beathe slower when the start hibernating in the cold winter.
No, they fall into a deep sleep.
Outta isn't a word but! in late June
bears are hibernating
Bears inhibit estuaries, mountainous areas, and forested areas. While hibernating, they like covered, secluded areas.
if the polar bears dont migrate the turn into a theme park ride or fairy dust
Whenever they arent hibernating... Or when their tummy starts to growl.
when they are hibernating because they don't hibernate they just sleep
Sure. You would not want to, but you could.
Bears can often be found hibernating in a cave in the winter months.
The hibernating polar bears will soon emerge from their dens.
I am pretty sure bears since they have more body they can last the longest. :)