By Abhishyant Kidangoor To a layperson, it’s footage of adorable polar bear cubs with their moms against the backdrop of ...

shrinking hunting grounds. In the Nineties it was rare to see a polar bear; since May, it has been a weekly occurrence. Bears are "extraordinarily inquisitive" – they don't necessarily see ...

Climate change is adversely affecting the amount of Arctic ice, a.k.a polar bear hunting grounds, forcing the bears, which can be as large as 1,700 pounds, on to the land to look for other food ...

Pregnant polar bear females usually enter the den in late autumn and remain there throughout the winter. They don't eat ...

For instance, more than half of the total reported occurrences of cannibalism were in polar bears, which are the most carnivorous and predatory bear species—but also the easiest species to spot while ...

A polar bear has a moment in the Arctic winter sun ... she (and the other reindeer-hunting polar bears we have seen) appear fitter; enabling them to run at speeds of up to 8 m/s for an average ...

when they’re on ice they’re hunting seals, gaining fat, getting big and when they come off of that ice they have to fast.” No one wants to see a hungry polar bear, which is why these latest ...

The Soviet Union banned polar bear hunting back in 1956. "The entire law enforcement sector and its key link, the Interior Ministry, should certainly build all their activities based on these ...

Past research has shown that how long polar bear mothers remain at their dens ... after breaking out of the snow she doesn't immediately return to hunting. She and the cubs hang around the den ...

Lion have more speed, but they are used to hunting in packs, not individually. So a lion would have trouble fighting a polar bear alone. But if there was a fight between a polar bear and a PACK of ...