POLAR BEARS

Polar Bears would be pleased as punch to spend their whole lives alone, chowing down on seals and walking across the Arctic ice. For the most part, that’s exactly how they spend their lives — except, of course, when their kids come along. Female Polar Bears usually give birth to one or two cubs per litter sometime from November to January. These little ones will spend the next two to three years watching their mom like a hawk as she teaches them how to hunt and survive life in the Arctic.