I'm sure it couldn'y be too big. i would probably say like 6 inches or probably more i am just guessing. why would you want to know this anyway??
--Melissa
Sabertooth cats, particularly the well-known Smilodon, had relatively large paws, but they were not as big as those of polar bears. Polar bear paws can measure up to 12 inches across, which helps them walk on ice and swim efficiently. In comparison, sabertooth paws were adapted for different hunting strategies and were more suited for grasping and gripping prey rather than for size. Thus, while both creatures had large paws for their respective needs, polar bear paws are significantly larger.
It allows them to keep their paws warm and allow them to keep from clipping on the ice by creating friction.
Polar Bear's food is fish and they sometimes dip their paws into the water to get it
The length of polar bear paws usually vary based on how big their body is. The average size of a polar bear's paw is about 30 cm (12 in).
A polar bear has paws and is ambidextrous (uses both equally well)
look at its paws
A santa paws
first of all they don't have feet they have paws and they use them for spacing out the fat e.g if the paws were thin then the polar bear would sink or break the ice
Polar bears, one of the largest land predators, are very large. As such, paws range in size based on the age of the bear as well as if the bear i female or male. The average range about 6 inches (15cm) but can also reach 12 inches (30cm). For a good visual image, try the link below.
yes
It's front paws and mouth.
It wouldn't survive.