The polar bear is known to inhabit the Arctic. This large carnivorous mammal is uniquely adapted to life on the icy terrain of the Arctic regions. With a thick layer of blubber and dense fur, polar bears can withstand extremely low temperatures. They primarily hunt seals, using sea ice as a platform from which to catch their prey. However, climate change poses significant threats to polar bear populations as melting sea ice impacts their hunting grounds. As emblematic of the Arctic ecosystem, polar bears are crucial for maintaining the ecological balance in their habitat, and their conservation is vital.