You probably know polar bears as the big white animals roaming the Arctic, but there’s a lot about them that doesn’t make it ...

The park service says that when a bear bluff charges, it will usually have its head and ears up and forward, it will puff ...

A new study has shown the first habitat suitability model for the endangered bear cuscus in Indonesia’s South Sulawesi, ...

In October 1955, a polar bear cub, just seven months old, arrived in Madras. It was named Snejhok, Russian for ‘little snow’.

Sea ice is crucial to polar bear survival because they use it to hunt their main source of food -- seals. Polar bears also use the ice as a platform to catch the seals, Archer said.

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The question of whether polar bears can survive for longer periods on land has been politicized at times as the creatures became a symbol of climate change. A 2015 assessment by the International ...

Loss of sea ice means more time fasting on land for mother bears, reducing their milk supply and contributing to shrinking bear populations, researchers say. A mother polar bear with her cubs.

A polar bear dries off June 15, 2014, after taking a swim in the Chukchi Sea in Alaska.

A 2020 study found the number of fasting days, determined by the number of ice-free days every summer, directly affected cub survival. The new study, authors said, took that a step further and ...