Nowadays, I don't think polar bears are hunted very often. Traditionally, however, polar bears were hunted by various Arctic peoples for their hide, senews, and meat. However, the extremely high concentrations of Vitamin A in their livers are poisonous, and thus the livers were discarded.
Grizzly Bear is the largest meat eating animal I disagree - The Polar Bear and Kodiak Bear are the world's largest carnivores.
Being carnivores, they need meat, which they get from hunting seals, and scavenging whale carcasses.
penguin and polar bear
eating meat
Polar bear eats 150lbs meat every day.
The largest meat-eater in the Arctic is the polar bear. Polar bears primarily feed on seals and other marine mammals, and they are well-adapted to the icy environment of the Arctic. Polar bears are at the top of the Arctic food chain.
Mapusaurus is the biggest meat-eater in the world. look at http://www.technewsworld.com/story/50042.html
Seals are the main diet item of polar bears.
a polar bear can! polar bears eat seals, PENGUINS , and any other meat they can find in the Arctic!
No. They are omnivores, that is, they eat anything, but they prefer seal.
The "Polar Bear Capital of the World" is Churchill, Manitoba. It was established in 1717, and is famous for having Polar Bear encounters. The locals have learned many daily habits to deal with them. In fact, there have only been two deaths from Polar Bears. The First in 1968 was when some local teenagers tracked a bear in the freshly fallen snow through town. When they found him, they proceeded to throw rocks at him, and taunt him. The bear killed one of the teens, and then the bear was shot. Then in 1983, a local man was raiding a burned out hotel when he found some meat in a freezer. It was still fresh and he filled his pockets with it the meat, intending to loot from the hotel. But a Polar Bear in the local area had smelled the meat, and the man was killed. The Polar Bear was later tracked and shot. That was the last death caused by a Polar Bear in Churchill. They do cause damage, but most of the locals have a fond view of them, and the damage is caused when they are intent on finding food. They have slowly become a tourist attraction for the area. The Town even has a Polar Bear "Jail" for bears that are misbehaving repeatedly, or keep getting too close to the town. This has greatly cut down on the Polar Bear encounters in the area. For more details, please see sites listed below.
A carnivorous bear, is a bear that eats meat. The only bear that is compleatly carnivorous is the polar bear. Most other bears are omnivorous, which means they are both carnivorous and herbivorous.