Fear is a debatable term to use for any carnivore, but when the two species have come into contact around food sources, the polar bears do usually give way to the brown bear.
Kodiak bears are the largest subspecies of brown bear. They equal polar bears in size. These two bears are the largest members of Carnivora.
Grizzly bears, brown/Kodiak bears and polar bears.
No, the polar and kodiak bears are.
Polar bears may be somewhat longer, and stand a bit taller, but large male brown bears can be as heavy as male polar bears, to nearly 1500 pounds.
Brown bears, black bears ,Grizzly bearsActually, grizzly bears are brown bears (brown bears is the species name, and it includes Kodiak, Russian Brown Bears and Grizzlies among others). Also, there are Polar Bears in Canada as well. So the answer is Brown (Grizzly and Kodiak), Black, and Polar bears.brown grizzly and kodiak bears,black,and polar bears live in Canada
They both are bears and they both live in north america.
Grizzlies, Eurasian brown bear. Polar bears are distantly related.
Both polar and brown bears can weigh over 1500 pounds for an adult male.
Pink.
Kodiak bears belong to the Genus Ursa, which is the genus that encompasses all bears.
Polar bears are perfectly adapted to the cold temperature of the arctic and they have no fear of it (and do not really even notice it).
The Kodiak Bear (Ursus arctos middendorffi), or Alaskan Brown Bear, is the largest subspecies of the Brown Bear. The Kodiak Bear lives in southern Alaska, and is endangered. Kodiak Bears can grow to be 3.2 metres (10.5 feet) long and can weigh nearly 700 kilograms (over 1,500 lbs), and can eat just about anything in Alaska. When Kodiak Bears reproduce, the litters average about 3-6 cubs. The bears have a light-brown strip from the throat to their stomach. Unlike some bears, the Kodiak Bear does not live in caves. The Kodiak bear and the Polar Bear are the largest members of the bear family. [1] Though frequently referred to as the largest land carnivore, the Kodiak bear is actually an omnivore. [2] One famous Kodiak Bear that has appeared in films is Bart the Bear.