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Polar bears defend their young primarily through aggressive behavior and physical strength. A mother bear will fiercely protect her cubs from potential threats, including other predators, such as male polar bears or humans. She uses her size and powerful claws to ward off attackers, and will often place herself between her cubs and any danger. Additionally, she teaches her cubs important survival skills, which helps them avoid threats as they grow.
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When do polar bears leave their young?
After about 2 years polar bears will leave their young to fend for themselves.
How do polar bears hatch?
Polar bears don't hatch polar bears give birth to live young like almost every mammal on earth
Would polar bears risk their lives for their young?
yes polar bears would. think polar bears would love there cubs as if you love your children
Do young polar bears look different from adult polar bears?
yes, they are smaller and have not as much hair ;)
What would happen to polar bears if they didn't have claws?
If polar bears didn't have claws they would be vulnerable to attack from other animals because Polar bears can use their claws to defend themselves. Polar bears can also hunt and find food using their claws therefore Polar bears need their claws to survive!.
Do female polar bears kill baby polar bears?
The male is more known to do this, although females bears can and do kill their young.
How do polar bears have young?
They have sex and then it comes out the mother polar bear
What is polar bears name of young?
cubs
What is the name for young polar bears?
A cub.
Do polar bears have dads?
Father polar bears do not typically eat their young babies. This only happens under extreme cases where food cannot be found.
Do polar bears lay eggs or give birth to live young?
polar bears have there young like us humans on earth and there called cubs when there babes
What are the polar bear's behaviors?
Polar Bears are very defensive, especially of their young. They are the most carnivorous of all bears.
