Only a deranged or very distracted male polar bear would eat HIS cubs.
There's a concept known as "the selfish gene" that's common in nature.
Males want THEIR offspring to survive, for THEIR genes to continue.
A male eating HIS cubs, would be acting contrary to this. So it usually doesn't happen.
Eating ANOTHER male's cubs however is "fine". They carry another set of genes. That's competition eliminated, and a snack, all in one go.
As another bonus, killing off the cubs will get the female ready to breed again sooner, meaning another chance for HIS genes to spread and survive. That's win-win-win.
Male polar bears sometimes do this to cubs of other males so that the female will be ready to breed again with them.
They are naturally aggressive to other male bears when they encounter each other, although polar bears are free ranging and don't establish and mark territory. They will attack and kill the cubs of another male so that they can then mate with the female. They will fight with the female as she tries to protect the cubs, although not usually to the death. Other times, although rare, it may be because they are starving.polar bears kill other polar bears to demand their territory and because of male stress
No. Most bears, such as the Polar Bear and the Alaskan Brown Bear, are larger than even a male gorilla, they are considered one of the most strongest animals in the world.
I guess it would be other polar bears if your a male. For the females it would maybe be other meat. GO POLAR BEARS!
An adult male polar bear weighs around 350-680kg, while a female weighs about 175-340kg.Tigers usuakky weigh only 300kg at most.So in general, the Polar bear is bigger than the tiger.
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No. Wolves aren't where polar bear cubs are located. Male polar bears if they are hungry will hunt a cub and eat it.
Polar bear cubs (usually two cubs at a time) can be of either sex.
No creatures have polar bears as part of their diet, but killer whales rarely eat small cubs swimming in the water. Myths about adult male polar bears killing cubs are false. It is true that adult polar bears sometimes eat cubs, but these cubs are ones that have already died, perhaps of disease. mother polar bears with cubs will defend their cubs against adult males, but that is because the mother will try to avoid any potentially risky situation. no, only peopleEskimoes
The female polar bear lives with her cubs for more than two years. By that time they are weaned and have learned how to hunt and look after themselves. The male polar bear does not live with them. In fact, male polar bears have been known to kill cubs.
because the mamma bear attacks the daddy bear.
Well other male polar bears, if a cub gets lost most likely it will die of starvation or from another polar bear
male polar bears would usually try to hunt cubs for food. females work on hunting seals and taking care of their cubs.
No, not usually but they only go in groups when the whole family is with the cubs
Male Polar Bears are mean to each other around mating season and they tend to kill baby cubs sometimes because they are mad at the other male Polar Bear.
A male polar bear is called a boar.
Polar bears may be somewhat longer, and stand a bit taller, but large male brown bears can be as heavy as male polar bears, to nearly 1500 pounds.
Adult male bears.