nothing, they do not eat any vegetation.
All bears are listed as carnivores, although many species eat quite a bit of vegetation. Polar bears are the only bear that is almost exclusively carnivorous.
The diet depends on the habitat e.g. the polar bear will hunt and consume animals below it in the polar habitat e.g. seals, whereas the brown bear which resides in woodland habitats would feed on woodland creatures e.g. foxes.
All bears except for pandas have some meat in their diet. They are naturally carnivores. In the Arctic, where polar bears live, there is very little vegetation and none that a bear would eat, so meat is the only food source available to polar bears.
All bears are listed as carnivores, although many species eat quite a bit of vegetation. Polar bears are the only bear that is almost exclusively carnivorous.
They may eat some grass, mosses and berries, but the time when vegetation is plentiful in the Arctic is a time of fasting for these large bears, and waiting for the ice to come back to shore.
polar bears are related to bears.
Polar bears do.
They reproduce.
POLAR BEARS Polar bears actually grow pretty fast.
an example of this would be like... the relationship between a carribou and the vegetation. The carribou eats the vegetation, and the carribou's waste provides fertilizer for the plants.
Typically designated as carnivores because the vast majority of their diet is meat, particularly seals and fish. Ambush is a favored hunting method, with the polar bears waiting at holes in the ice for a seal to surface, then delivering a fatal blow with their clawed paws. The bears will also occasionally attack and eat other marine animals, including walruses and even beluga whales. During the summer, polar bears will subsist on berries, grasses and other vegetation, and carrion.
Polar bears are mammals.