As Renner notes in the clip, the polar bear mom will help her cubs grow into strong, fearsome predators, "but not today." Before the cubs become brave like mom, they must learn to hunt and survive ...

Researchers have captured extremely rare footage of polar bear cubs leaving their snowy dens for the first time. The footage, ...

Adorable polar bear cubs slide around after emerging from their den for 1st time in extremely rare footage. Sascha Pare. Thu, February 27, 2025 at 10:00 AM UTC. 4 min read.

But the image doesn't show a real polar bear cub — it's just a very convincing stuffed toy. USA TODAY reached out to social media users who shared the image for comment.

An Ohio zoo welcomed the births of twin polar bear cubs, and you have the opportunity to view their daily routine before they make their public debut. The two cubs were born Dec. 1 to their mother ...

The waning days of winter. Polar bear mothers in the Arctic generally give birth in early January around the start of the new year.The cubs are born completely blind, do not have their signature ...

Polar bear cubs are usually born in groups of two, and the cubs stay with their mothers for about two years, learning to hunt and travel through the polar ice floes.

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Mother bear with three cubs. Recorded using a remote camera as part of the maternal den research in Svalbard, Norway with Polar Bears International, the Norwegian Polar Institute, and the San ...

Polar bear cubs commonly are born as twins and usually are 12-14 inches long and weigh only about a pound, according to the World Wildlife Fund. They will grow to 20 to 30 pounds in just a few months.

The two cubs were born Dec. 1 to their mother Crystal, a 24-year-old polar bear at the Toledo Zoo. Their father is 18-year-old Nuka, who was brought to the zoo in March to begin the mating process.

The two cubs were born Dec. 1 to their mother Crystal, a 24-year-old polar bear at the Toledo Zoo. Their father is 18-year-old Nuka, who was brought to the zoo in March to begin the mating process.