Polar Bear and Cub - Scene 32

Me and My Mom - Scene 32

Polar Bear and Cub

In general, adult polar bears live solitary lives. Yet, they have often been seen playing together for hours at a time and even sleeping in an embrace, and polar bear zoologist Nikita Ovsianikov has described adult males as having "well-developed friendships." Cubs are especially playful as well. Among young males in particular, play-fighting may be a means of practicing for serious competition during mating seasons later in life. Polar bears have a wide range of vocalizations, including bellows, roars, growls, chuffs and purrs.

⇦ Back to Scene 31    Return to Me and My Mom Page 4    On to Scene 33 ⇨