To determine a bear's age, you typically need to examine physical characteristics such as size, tooth wear, and coloration. In some cases, wildlife biologists may use techniques like counting the rings on a bear's teeth or analyzing growth patterns. Without specific information or context about the bear in question, it's impossible to accurately state its age.
No, polar bears are always white. However, the white coat usually yellows with age.
Polar bears can live up to thirty years.
Usually at the age of 4
Yes
age 12
yes
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well wouldn't you just take the age from when he or she was born and multiple it by 3
It changes every day.
yellow
the same way they fish now!
The only variances in "look" between Polar Bears and Adult Polar Bears would be based on the gender and age of the bear(s).