An international team of scientists unlocked the anti-icing secret of polar bear fur, a discovery that could revolutionize ...

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 ...

Enjoying these sizzling summer days? Imagine if you were the lone polar bear at the Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium. Actually, zoo ...

Polar bears don’t have to worry about skipping a wash day. The sebum, or natural oil, on the mammals’ fur helps them survive the harsh Arctic weather by making it hard for ice to stick to them ...

Polar bears feed on seals that they hunt on sea ice. ... and it's even more rare for polar bears to catch seals in the water. ... "A polar bear is not going to lay down and die when it's hungry ...

A polar bear still hunting on the sea ice of Hudson Bay, ... Ice also does not accumulate on it, despite the bears spending nearly all of their time in and around freezing cold water.

The majestic polar bear leaps across the water, landing on an ice sheet with a semi-belly flop. That’s one of the sights tourist Emma Postolec caught during an Arctic cruise on Sept. 27.

Polar Bears Film Their Own Sea Ice World by USGS on YouTube. This time, the video cameras worked. When we recovered them, we had collected eight to 11 days of footage showing polar bears' behavior ...

Polar bear equipped with camera collar reveals details of life in the melting Arctic 04:34. Polar bears, unable to thrive on land in Canada's Hudson Bay, are facing greater risk of starvation as ...

THE ARCTIC CIRCLE - The majestic polar bear leaps across the water, landing on an ice sheet with a semi-belly flop. That’s one of the sights tourist Emma Postolec caught during an Arctic cruise ...

Overall, there are an estimated 26,000 polar bears around the Arctic, in 19 officially designated subpopulations. The animals live on the seasonal sea ice, hunting their primary prey, seals, as ...

Polar bear cubs forced to swim long distances with their moms as their icy Arctic habitat melts appear to have a higher mortality rate than cubs that didn't swim as far, a new study reports.