Polar Bears Watching For Danger Beaufort Sea Coastline

A mother Polar Bear watching for any danger, while her two young cubs stand on their hind legs scouting the area along the coastline of the Beaufort Sea.

While feeding on a carcass of a Bowhead Whale along the coastline of the Beaufort Sea, the cubs and the mother Polar Bear listen for unusual sounds and keep their eyes peeled for any danger. The cubs stand on their hind legs, showing their teeth, while the mother continues watching as the human predators approach closer to the whale carcass.

Human hunters are the only fear of Polar Bears and while feasting on this whale carcass, the mother will protect her family. Even Polar Bear cubs are not a source to be reckoned with as they can be extremely dangerous, but a full grown adult is much larger and more powerful. A female can weigh up to 700 pounds and stand at a height of six to eight feet.

A pair of spring polar bear cubs feed with their mother on a bowhead whale carcass near the Inupiat Village of Kaktovik on the beach of the Beaufort Sea off the coastline of ANWR

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Photo Title: Polar Bears Watching For Danger Beaufort Sea Coastline

A mother Polar Bear watching for any danger, while her two young cubs stand on their hind legs scouting the area along the coastline of the Beaufort Sea.