Polar bears are large carnivorous bears found in Arctic regions. They are classified as part of the bear family Ursidae. Polar bears primarily prey on seals, but will also eat other small animals or scavenge if necessary. Despite their large size, adult polar bears typically only live 20 years in the wild. They are well adapted to life in icy cold climates, having thick fur and a layer of fat to help insulate them.

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2. Related AnimalsPolar Bears are related to all bears.

3. Like The American Black Bear,

4. Spectacled Bear,

5. And The brown Bear.Herbivore? Carnivore? Or Omnivore?Polar bears are Carnivores.

6. In fact they are the worlds largest land carnivore.Predator or Prey?Polar bears are predators. Their favorite food is the ringed seal, but they will also eat other kinds of seals.What polar bears eat?A polar bear usually eats seals but, if it can’t find any it will hunt for snow goose and vole.ClassificationKingdom: Animalia

7. Phylum: Chordata

8. Class: Mammal

9. Order: Carnivore

10. Family: Ursidae

11. Genus: Urus

12. Species: Urus MartimusA cool adaption.Most of the sun's rays pass through the hollow hairs of a polar bear and are trapped by the black skin to warm the bear with solar heating!!How long polar bears live?A polar bear that survives to adulthood commonly lives a little more than 20 years.