What is the predator prey relationship between a polar bear and the seal?

Answer 1

Seals are the preferred diet/prey for Polar Bears. Most of its diet consists of ringed or bearded seals. They are also known to hunt and kill adult Walruses and even Beluga Whales. Mature/Adult bears tend to eat only the calorie rich skin and blubber of the seal, whereas youngsters consume the meat as well. They have been known to even raid bird nests and feed on chicks and eggs.

Answer 2

Seals are the preferred diet/prey for Polar Bears. Most of its diet consists of ringed or bearded seals. Mature/Adult bears tend to eat only the calorie rich skin and blubber of the seal, whereas youngsters consume the meat as well.

Answer 3

The polar bear is an apex or top predator. Only humans and orcas (killer whales) are known to take down and prey upon polar bears. (Some people claim that Orcas do not prey on polar bears, however.)
The Polar Bear is an Apex Predator. Seals are the preferred diet/prey for Polar Bears. Most of its diet consists of ringed or bearded seals. They are also known to hunt and kill adult Walruses and even Beluga Whales.

No other animal is known to kill or consume the Polar Bear. So, they are not prey to any other species of animals

Answer 4

The Polar Bear is an Apex Predator. Seals are the preferred diet/prey for Polar Bears. Most of its diet consists of ringed or bearded seals. They are also known to hunt and kill adult Walruses and even Beluga Whales.

No other animal is known to kill or consume the Polar Bear. So, they are not prey to any other species of animals

Answer 5

Polar bears are generally the apex predator in their habitat. However, there is evidence that orcas do occasionally prey on swimming polar bears.