The better to swim with, large forepaws to help pull them through the water at surprisingly fast speeds, and the back legs and paws are used as rudders! ON ice, they help evenly distribute their massive weight over thin ice while walking, muffle their footsteps so they can hunt in a "stealth mode" and give good traction on the ice as well. Their paw can measure a foot across and has tufts of hair in between the black pads, which have little bumps called "papillae", these help with traction.
Yes polar bears have paws.All bears have paws.
Yes, they might. Polar bears are scavengers and will eat whatever they can get their paws on.
No polar bears use their large paws to help them swim because they sometimes swim up to 60 miles without resting.
Polar bears maintain water balance by using their huge paws which serve as snowshoes on heavy snow that balances the weight of the bear. The paws enable polar bears to navigate easily even on wafer-thin ice layer.
Scientists once thought that polar bears were left handed. Now they believe that they have no preference and use both paws equally.
They have paws, not hands
Polar bears use their teeth, claws and strength in their paws and jaws.
there paws, teath and there nose to move the food around =P
There could be no such war, as polar bears live at a different Pole, but that aside the polar bears would win, paws and flippers down. Why? Well, the polar bear has powerful paws that could easily crush a penguin, or it could deliver a killing bite. Maybe if a lot of penguins cornered one polar bear, they MIGHT be able to bring it down. And I say MIGHT.
It paws and then bites the mother f***ers who dare challenge the polar bear.
Birds don't have paws. Bears have paws, dogs have paws, cats have paws, but not birds. They need feet to catch prey if they are a predator, or to stay in their area of a tree, on a fence, or in a pond.
It paws and then bites the mother f***ers who dare challenge the polar bear.