Do polar bears have vertebrae

Answer 1

Vertebrate. A vertebrate is an animal with a backbone. Bears have backbones.
Well, the word "vertebrate" means that it has a backbone, and "invertebrate" means it does not. So it's a vertebrate.
Yes. They have backbones.

Answer 2

A vertebrate is usually an animal with a backbone. While an invertebrate is usually an animal without a backbone. It is commonly agreed that Polar Bears have a backbone. So yes, Polar Bears are vertebrates. For more details see sites listed below.

Answer 3

Yes, Polar Bears (all bears) are mammals, all mammals are vertebrates, all vertebrates have a backbone.

Answer 4

Polars are vertebrae because they have a backbone.

Answer 5

Yes. They are vertebrates. All mammals are vertebrates.

Answer 6

Yes Polar bears have a backbone, and skeleton similar to that shared by all mammal's
Yes.

Answer 7

Polar bears are mammals, have a spine, so are vertebrates.

Answer 8

Yes.