Yes, polar bears are EXCELLENT swimmers. They can swim for Miles at a time. They travel to "better" locations to hunt for food. When there is open water between them and their destination, they swim.
Their favorite food, the Seal, however, can outswim a polar bear, or dive deep to evade them. So it would be very rare for a bear to catch a Seal in the water. They usually surprise a Seal at its breathing hole.
Polar bears have no stamina limit, as long as they eat at least 5kg of food, or natural equivalent, they can swim indefinitely.
because they need to get there food or to get to land.
They can dig in the snow, swim, hunt for seals, and whatnot.
Polar Bears live in the North Arctic Zone.
Polar bears have wide feet to spread out their weight so they don't sink into the snow.
Polar bears are chatergorized as aquatic mammals. They get most of their food from the ocean so no ocean = no food. Plus polar bears over-heat really easy because of their thick fur and a good swim helps to cool them off.
a ability is that they can swim!
They walk, run or swim.
they can smash through the ice if they smell a seal or something like that and swim and catch it. hope that helps :)
The Arctic ocean.
polar bears are omnivores and they also swim
Scince the polar bears live in the arctic, the arctic ocean surrounds the therefore they swim in salt water. Never eat a polar bears liver or you will die because their liver has Vitamin K which is poisonous to humans.