Furthermore, polar bears face the threat of starvation without sea ice, as seals, which are their primary prey, are inaccessible on land. This has profound consequences not just for polar bears but ...

But wild polar bear fur can still change color to yellow, thanks to oils from their prey that stain the fur. Perhaps the most surprising thing about polar bears? Underneath all that hair ...

Scientists captured polar bear cubs emerging earlier from their dens, linking it to climate change and environmental shifts.

and whales that are their prey and where they will slowly starve to death. After finding nothing of value in the fuel drums, the polar bear waddled into the water and swam away. Paul worried that ...

She also knew that polar bears jump into frigid water when they hunt, coming back onto land to eat their prey. Most mammalian hair can freeze when it gets wet in cold temperatures — think human ...

as polar bears are struggling to find prey in warmer months. In over 50% of the cases of brown bear attacks, humans were engaged in leisure activities such as camping, fishing, hiking, or jogging.

A polar bear! Its thick fur helps it to hide and keep warm in the freezing cold. Plus an Arctic fox. It can hear its prey, deep under the snow. And a bird! The snowy owl. They nest on the ground ...

Polar bears are the planet’s biggest land-based carnivores – although they actually spend most of their lives around water and ice (their Latin name means ‘sea bear’). So they’re at particular risk ...

But wild polar bear fur can still change color to yellow, thanks to oils from their prey that stain the fur. Perhaps the most surprising thing about polar bears? Underneath all that hair ...