Are polar bears omnivores

Answer 1

No.

Answer 2

yes
Polar bears are carnivores.
Polar bears are not omnivores. They are carnivores, meaning that they must have meat in their diet in order to survive, and despite the fact they will eat an occasional berry, they are still a carnivorous species. They are the most carnivorous in the bear family.

The Polar bear is a carnivore it eats mostly ringed and bearded seals.
Polar Bear is an omnivore. Although their favored food is the blubber of ringed seal. They also eat walrus, whale, fish, carcasses of stranded marine animals, and occasionally berries, grasses and kelp. Thanx, Tanya
Polar bears are NOT omnivores. Omnivores are animals which feed on both the flesh of animals as well as plants. Polar bears are obligate carnivores. They feed on mostly fish. They may rarely eat some seaweed but this does not make them a carnivore. A carnivore's diet does not consist of 100% meat.
No.
No, polar bears are not omnivores.

Polar bears may eat plants if they are starving to death (if they can find any plants in the ice).
Technically, the polar bear is classified as a carnivore. However, they will occasionally eat things like sea weed when other food is scarce.
Yes, Polar Bears are omnivores. They eat meats like seal and fish, but they will eat pretty much anything. Polar Bears are known to wander into some northern communities to feed on garbage.