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∙ 2009-05-22 21:01:15because they can kill them if they think the fox will attack their young or if they feel threatened, they can kill them they dont have to eat them.
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∙ 2009-05-22 21:01:15polar bears sneak up from the back and pounceThey strike you with their bear arms.
polar bears have large padded feet which mean they can sneak up onn there dinner - baby seals
It allows the polar bears to blend in with the ice and snow to sneak up on their prey.
White fur is harder to see against a background of white snow. And since polar bears hunt seals, it is to their advantage to be able to sneak up on seals without being seen too early.it helps it camouflage in the snow
The fox being white blends in with the snow and it can sneak up on its prey better.
Since Polar bears live in arctic climates surrounded by ice and snow, over the years white fur was naturally selected in their population as a dominant trait that gave a competitive advantage. White Polar bears blend in more easily with their surroundings, enabling them to sneak up on their prey and make hunting easier. Non-white Polar bears eventually became extinct because of this hunting disadvantage. millmillhot321:well,actually their fur is actually not colored. their fur is see-through. it's like a little tube. it's white because of the sun. look up Polar Bears, a book on polar bears that's where i learend it.
White fur is harder to see against a background of white snow. And since polar bears hunt seals, it is to their advantage to be able to sneak up on seals without being seen too early.it helps it camouflage in the snow
White fur is harder to see against a background of white snow. And since polar bears hunt seals, it is to their advantage to be able to sneak up on seals without being seen too early.it helps it camouflage in the snow
It hides them from their prey so they may sneak up and catch them easier.
They sneak up on them, then POUNCE on them.
They sneak up on them, then POUNCE on them.
Polar bears are not left handed. The myth is as following: Did you now that ALL polar bears are left handed. When stalking prey on the ice, a polar bear draws his right paw across his black nose, hiding his primary dark body part, the better to successfully sneak up on his next meal. (Some polar bears also squeeze their eyes almost closed, for even more complete camouflage.) Then, the bear batters his lunch to death with his stronger, dominant, left paw. But this is a myth. See the link for further information.