Do polar bears get lonely?

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The answer is no, polar bears don't get lonely because they're supposed to be solitary by nature so that they don't have to share the scarce resources of the arctic. Plus various other fun facts when one is bored on a Sunday afternoon. read more

It’s hard to tell. Bears rarely associate with their own kind because individuals need to defend their own feeding territories in which food is often scarce. Polar bears live in an environment where the food resources are too limited to sustain a large community, so it makes sense for them to be the only predator in this particular niche. read more

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