The Fascinating World of Polar Bears: Surviving in the Arctic

The video explores the life of polar bears, the largest land carnivores, highlighting their unique adaptations to the Arctic environment. It covers their hunting habits, diet, reproductive behavior, and physical characteristics. The video also discusses the challenges polar bears face due to climate change and the importance of conservation efforts to protect their declining populations.

What is unique about polar bears compared to other bear species?

• They are the smallest bear species.

• They are the only bear species classified as marine mammals.

• They live exclusively on land.

• They hibernate during winter.

How do polar bears primarily sustain themselves during long periods without food?

• By eating plants.

• By hunting fish.

• By migrating to warmer areas.

• By relying on their fat reserves.

What is a notable feature of polar bear cubs at birth?

• They are born with black fur.

• They are born with a full set of teeth.

• They can swim immediately after birth.

• They weigh around one pound.

How do polar bears detect seals under the snow?

• By listening for their movements.

• By feeling vibrations in the ice.

• By using their sense of smell.

• By watching for air bubbles.

What is the primary reason polar bears appear white?

• They roll in the snow to stay camouflaged.

• Their fur is naturally white.

• Their skin is white.

• Their fur reflects visible light.