Polar Bears

Read all about the world's largest land carnivore, the Polar Bear, on the BBC's Wildfacts animal webpage. The site features a full-length rundown of vital stats, a photo gallery and a short video clip of Polar Bears in action.

Interesting and attention grabbing, the San Diego Zoo's Polar Bear Page is interesting and informative. The site also has links to other great Polar Bear features, such as a live Polar Bear cam!

Want to find out how Polar Bears will adapt to future climate changes? Find out the answer on Wikipedia's Polar Bear page. Life cycle, behavior, diet and information on Polar Bear habitats is also examined in this intensive exploration of the species known as the Maritime Bear.

Get all the scoop on Polar Bears from the National Wildlife Federation.

University of Michigan's Animal Diversity webpage has a full rundown of facts about Ursus Maritimus, more commonly known as the Polar Bear. A small photo gallery is provided, as well as an easy to scan side-section of species facts and stats.

Sea World leaves no stone, or ice burg, unturned on their educational and fascinating Polar Bear page. With 12 categories of information, including behavior, senses, and communication, the Sea World site is great for even your most difficult Polar Bear questions!

National Geographic explores the Polar Bear with a list of "Fast Facts" and a more detailed "Polar Bear Profile". The site also had features such as a photo gallery, videos, and a sound byte of a real Polar Bear!