Polar bears are the world’s largest land carnivore (Meat eater). Male polar bears can grow as huge as 10 feet (3.04 m) tall and weigh over 1000 pounds (453.5Kgs), while female polar bears can reach seven feet and weigh 600 pounds (272.1Kgs).

They live on the frozen arctic sea ice. Many head out to hunt when sea ice forms over the ocean. Polar bears mainly eat seals, often waiting quietly at a seal’s breathing hole in the ice, when the Seal comes up for air the Polar bear strikes and if lucky, will not have to hunt for several days..

They can swim up to 100 miles at a stretch, thanks to their wide front paws with slightly webbed toes.Polar bears paddle using their front feet and steer using their hind feet. Rough paw pads help prevent polar bears from slipping on the ice.

Female polar bears can start having babies at the age of four or five. The cubs are very tiny when they are born, weighing just a little more than a pound but can grow to the size of a Man in just one year if food plentyful.