From which continent do polar bears come?

Answer 1

Polar bears, native to the Artic Circle, were once believed to have evolved from female brown bears at the height of the ice age. Recent studies, however, insist they are a genetically differentiated species. As an ice-dependent mammal, distinct from brown bears, surviving the shrinking Arctic ice along with other threats caused by people, such as loss of habitat, conflict with people and chemical spills, may push the species to the verge of extinction.

Answer 2

Siberia AND The Arctic ~Summer~
They live in Arctic areas.
Polar bears are from the Arctic. They live near the countries that are by the North Pole and Arctic circle such as Canada, US, Russia, Denmark, Norway and islands near Scandinavia.

They evolved from the brown bear approximately 200,000 years ago.
Polar Bears live on the sea ice, land masses and islands that surround the North Pole.

Answer 3

Polar bears live on the continents of North America, Europe and Asia.

They are mostly found north of the arctic circle, living on the sea ice where they can catch their favorite prey, seals.

Answer 4

• North America, Europe and Asia.

Answer 5

Polar bears live in the North Pole(Arctic) and I think Alaska has some too.

Answer 6

The continents that polar bears are found on are North America and Eurasia. They are not found in Antarctica.