Habitat
Polar bears, also known as ice bears, thrive in the northern frozen climates. They spend most of their life on sea ice and this ice is crucial for their survival; it is the only place they can successfully hunt.
Early Life
Bears stay with their mother for the first few years of life to learn how to hunt and survive in the harsh wilderness.
Diet
Polar bears primarily eat seals, specifically ringed seals, and the large amount of blubber allows bears to build up enough fat stores to keep warm and survive long periods of time in between meals.
Behavior
Hunting seals and walking great lengths tire them out!
