Polar bear mothers typically give birth to 1 to 3 cubs, which weigh about 1.5 pounds (0.7 kg) at birth and are born blind and hairless. The cubs usually leave the den at around 2.5 to 3.5 months old, in the spring. During this time, the mother provides warmth and nourishment through her milk, teaches them essential survival skills, and helps them learn to hunt and navigate their icy habitat. She also instills social behaviors necessary for their future interactions with other bears.
Polar bears are born in chambers carved into the snow by the Mother Polar Bear.The majority of Polar Bears are born in the Arctic region.
New born polar bears are called cubs.
The gestation period for polar bears is 8 months.
polar bears are born with an instinct called homing. it helps them find their way home.
Polar Bears are mammals, and give live birth to usually one or two cubs.
actually polar bears feet were always big and polar bears were just naturally born like that its part of nature
Polar bears weigh less than 0.9 kg (2.0 lb) at birth.
No, they are born blind and deaf.
New born polar bears are called cubs.
yes,they are born alive like all other animals
Like any other mammal.
Polar bears can give birth from one to four cubs at a time, but apparently two is most common.