The primary food source for the Polar Bear is the seal, which they hunt from the ice. As global warming melts the arctic ice, the Bear's hunting grounds diminish, thus threatening their existence.
1. Hunting (Inaccurate harvest-rate reporting),
2. Persistent organic pollutants (POP) such as oil spills.
3. Habitat loss. (marine sea ice decline) Their number are about 20,000 to 25,000 (last year assessed was 2008).
In the 1970's, the polar bear population hovered around around 7600 animals. Today there are over 20,000, existing in 19 different populations. Some of these are declining, others are increasing. The polar bear population is basically stable today, in spite of media reports to the contrary.
A big factor is global warming. Also some people hunt polar bears.
Large amounts of polar ice caps causes the polar bears to lose their natural habitat. Given this, the polar bear population will dwindle and eventually extinct if no action is taken
They are not. The population is static at around 24000 bears. Some populations are declining, while others are increasing.
The population is not declining, but is stable at around 20000-25000.
Its because of global warming.
The bull would win, unless the polar bear bites its face or claws the bull down.
When the rhino charges against the polar bear, the polar bear will bend down and bite its horn very hard so the rhino gets injured. As the rhino does not move, the polar bear will quickly slash it with its claws.
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Yes. They have strong heads and thick bodies with a lot of muscles and strength that can easily knock down the polar bear by charging. The musk ox can also gore the polar bear too death, or knocking the polar bear with its head.
Polar bears have thick fur and blubber, so they rarely get hypothermia. If a polar bear has a certain gene passed down from family it could have less fur and/or blubber. Then it is possible for it to get hypothermia.
A polar bear no doubt, its more as 10 times as heavy. it could easily take the wolf down to the ground and bite to death. Polar bear wins. the only animal that could challange a polar bear on land is a Siberian tiger
Polar bear cubs are born blind, covered with a light down fur.
Yes, a Polar bear's fur is white because they evolved it as camoflauge and to keep warm better in the arctic. it is a genetic trait passed down each generation of polar bears.
The polar bear would try to claw and bite the hippo down, but the hippo has thick skin and muscles for protection against teeth and claws. The hippo also has a larger jaw size and a larger size that could defeat the polar bear. If a polar bear fought with a hippo, the hippo would most likely get the polar bear at the end.
It's hard to say. Lions and polar bears live in completely different climates, biomes and continents, which only leave us with our imagination as to how many lions it would take to bring down a polar bear. Some say six, others say different.
No. A lioness and a polar bear would not meet because one (the lioness) lives in a hot, arid environment and the other (being the polar bear) lives in a very cold dry environment. However, if they did meet, the polar bear may be able to kill the lioness with one single swipe to the head. The lioness, on the other hand, would need other lions and lionesses in order to bring down the polar bear.
It depends on what kind of bear. If it was an adult grizzly bear, then yes. Not a baby grizzly bear though. Polar bear adults might be able to.