Polar bears give birth and hunt on sea ice. which of the following would polar bears survive during the melting of arctic ice? growing another layer of fur during summer searching for novel food sources migrating inland during summer sticking to the usual diet of seals

The correct answer is, migrating into the land during summer polar bears give birth and hunt.

Polar bears are forced to swim long distances with their mothers and that time icy Arctic habitat melt and appear to have a higher mortality rate.

The polar bears' feet have been pilled under the sea ice because of climate change which forces some of the polar bears to swim a long distance to look for habitat and food. Polar bears hunt, feed and give birth on land or ice. They are not naturally aquatic creatures.

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