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Living in the Arctic, the polar bear faces many challenges. One of the many challenges is a shrinking habitat. We humans have greatly contributed to the shrinking of the sea ice, which makes finding food harder for the polar bears. In a way, polar bears face loss of habitat space and food. There are not many animals that will feast on the polar bears, so they have no need to fear predators. As we humans slowly encroach on the polar bear habitat, we also pollut parts of their environment. Information and Media Sources: Survival Adaptations: Polar bears are normally very solitary, and that can help them avoid fighting each other. In certain scenarios, the polar bear would rather escape than fight. As young cubs, polar bears play-fight. Play-fighting while they're young helps them prepare for competition during mating season.
Polar bears have adapted to be able to live in the water and on land. Unlike other bear species, the polar bear are excellent swimmers, and have been spotted more than 100 miles away from land or ice. The polar bear habitat is that of the entire Arctic region. They can be found the cold and at times unforgiving land. Polar bears can be found swimming in the frigid oceans waters, or adrift on ice. The polar bears main habitat is on offshore pack ice, and along costs and island of the Arctic region. Over 40 per cent of all polar bears living today live in Northern Canada, on pack ice and along the shores of the many island there.