Do polar bears live on their own?

Answer 1

alone

Adult Polar Bears are solitary animals, except for mothers with young and breeding pairs who meet up for the mating and them go their own ways. The female will stay with her cubs until they are fully grown. Young adult males and females, spend considerable time interacting in social play, developing fighting skills and establishing hierarchy.

Answer 2

P bears are solitary animals in the wild- except for females with cubs and when man provides access to food- such as available in dumpsters or landfills P bears are solitary animals in the wild-except for:

1. females with cubs and

2.when man provides access to food available from dumpsters or landfills

Then you'll find several bears so long as there's plenty to go around

Answer 3

Generally, polar bears do live alone, but you can find female polar bears with one to two of their young. The males travel alone. Generally, polar bears do live alone, but you can find female polar bears with one to two of their young. The males travel alone.

Answer 4

They live alone, not in pacts. Females take care her children, until she weans them when they're about two and half years old. The mother will then chase them away. Young siblings sometimes travel together for a few weeks or months, sharing food as they learn to hunt. Unrelated females and males only meet when they're ready to breed.

Answer 5

Polar bears are solitary. A sow (female) will live for a while with her cubs.

Answer 6

the mothers live with their cubs but they don't live in"packs"

Answer 7

They don't live together but the mother lives with her cubs.

Answer 8

Polar bears tend to live solitary lives except when they are mating or the female is raising her young.

Answer 9

Polar bears are solitary animals except for females with cubs.

Answer 10

pacs