polar bears in the past were used by the Inuit people and other indigenous people of the land to survive. They provided a good source of food, but their livers are poisonous because they contain high amounts of vitamins. Their furs can be used to make great water proof shoes, or coats, which was really necessary back in the older days for people to survive! They evolved from the grizzly bear. So mostly the polar bear now is just useless, since people can import clothes to the north and have plenty of other sources of food. Thanks to humans that hunt polar bears the population is decreasing, they are having a hard time surviving in the climate as it is, because they have been seen to resort to cannibalism. Now there are laws to protect them, because of poachers who sell or trade the fur. They don't really have a direct benefit for humans, but you can saw they keep the population of the seal down, since it is their main source of nutrients!
what did the polar bears ever do for us? this is what they do. if we get near them, they chase us then rip us to shreds. i don't care if the ice is melting, because the polar bears can swim AND walk. That's why there classified as amphibians!
yes in Alaska
Orcas are known to occasionally kill and eat swimming polar bears.
Because they are cool and have a right to be on this planet, like us (:
They kill Polar bears due to their own ignorance. The Polar bear population was listed as "threatened" by the US Department of the Interior in 2008.
Black bears, brown bears and polar bears are all found in parts of the United States,
There are three species of bears native to the United States. They are the Polar Bear, the Grizzly Bear and the Black Bear.
polar bears are related to bears.
Polar bears are omnivores and they love to eat ringed seals.
Yes, there are polar bears in Alaska.
Polar bears do.
They reproduce.