Polar bears typically have a Birth Rate of about 1 to 3 cubs per litter, with the average being around 2 cubs. Breeding usually occurs in April and May, and the cubs are born in dens during the winter months, primarily between November and January. The survival rate of the cubs can vary significantly depending on environmental conditions and the mother's ability to hunt and feed. Overall, polar bear populations are sensitive to changes in their habitat due to climate change, which can impact their reproductive success.
Polar bears, like all bears, give birth to live Young.yes.
Polar bears give live birth.
Polar bears don't hatch polar bears give birth to live young like almost every mammal on earth
polar bears are mammals so its sexual reproduction and they gives birth to cubs
polar bears are left handedthey are the largest land animalsmother polar bears give birth every three yearspolar bears have black skin
Yes, they give live birth
Global Warming does affect the survival rate of Polar Bears because Global Warming Melts the ice.
Polar bears weigh less than 0.9 kg (2.0 lb) at birth.
30cm or12in.
Bears give birth to baby 'cubs' usually 1, 2 or 3 cubs to a litter.
Polar bears are mammals and give live birth.
polar bears have there young like us humans on earth and there called cubs when there babes