A polar bear's tooth can vary in size, but their canine teeth typically measure about 2 to 3 inches (5 to 8 centimeters) in length. These large teeth are essential for catching and tearing into their primary prey, seals. The size and strength of their teeth help polar bears effectively consume a high-fat diet necessary for their survival in Arctic environments.
polar bears are big to keep them up when they are in the water.
actually polar bears feet were always big and polar bears were just naturally born like that its part of nature
polar bears are big to keep them up when they are in the water.
Polar Bears live about 20-30 years in the Wild.... in captivity they can live up to 45 years You can find out how old a polar bear is by removing a tooth (but be very careful when you do this!). There is a ring on the tooth for each year that the polar bear is alive. Just like with trees. Female polar bears live up to their late 20's Male polar bears live up to 20 years old
Some polar bears are 1600 pounds and square close to eleven feet.
Tigers,Bears,Saber Tooth tiger, and the Polar Bear
Alaska. Alaska has brown bears, black bears, even polar bears.
Polar bears are big and mean. They have big claws and powerful jaws with a set of sharp teeth. They also have a good sense of smell.
no
Kodiak bears are the largest subspecies of brown bear. They equal polar bears in size. These two bears are the largest members of Carnivora.
Nothing in the wild is big enough to eat a polar bear.
No. The wolf is much smaller than a polar bear. Polar bears are big and mean.