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128-132 This kind of social interaction is uncommon; it is far more typical for polar bears to behave aggressively towards dogs.Courtship and mating take place on the sea ice in April and May, when polar bears congregate in the best seal hunting areas. A male may follow the tracks of a breeding female for or more, and after finding her engage in intense fighting with other males over mating rights, fights which often result in scars and broken teeth. Polar bears have a generally polygynous mating system; recent genetic testing of mothers and cubs, however, has uncovered cases of litters in which cubs have different fathers. Partners stay together and mate repeatedly for an entire week; the mating ritual induces ovulation in the female.Rosing, pp.

PredictionsThe U.S.Geological Survey predicts two-thirds of the world's polar bears will disappear by 2050, based on moderate projections for the shrinking of summer sea ice caused by global warming. The bears would disappear from Europe, Asia, and Alaska, and be depleted from the Arctic archipelago of Canada and areas off the northern Greenland coast.

It is difficult to estimate a global population of polar bears as much of the range has been poorly studied, however biologists use a working estimate of about 20,000-25,000 polar bears worldwide.There are 19 generally recognized discrete subpopulations. See also HTML excerpts: population status reviews and Table 1 summarizing polar bear population status per 2005. The subpopulations display seasonal fidelity to particular areas, but DNA studies show that they are not reproductively isolated. The thirteen North American subpopulations range from the Beaufort Sea south to Hudson Bay and east to Baffin Bay in western Greenland and account for about 70% of the global population.

A listing would mandate that a management plan be written within five years, a timeline criticized by the World Wide Fund for Nature as being too long to prevent significant habitat loss from climate change. carvers in the 1940s on a walrus tusk, depicts polar bears hunting walrus.

If a sport hunter does not kill a polar bear before his or her permit expires, the permit cannot be transferred to another hunter.The territory of Nunavut accounts for 80% of Canadian kills. In 2005, the government of Nunavut increased the quota from 400 to 518 bears, CBC News, 10 January 2005, "Nunavut hunters can kill more polar bears this year" despite protests from some scientific groups. CBC News, 4 July 2005, "Rethink polar bear hunt quotas, scientists tell Nunavut hunters" In two areas where harvest levels have been increased based on increased sightings, science-based studies have indicated declining populations, and a third area is considered data-deficient. While most of that quota is hunted by the indigenous Inuit people, a growing share is sold to recreational hunters.(0.8% in the 1970s, 7.1% in the 1980s, and 14.6% in the 1990s)Nunavut polar bear biologist, Mitchell Taylor, who was formerly responsible for polar bear conservation in the territory, insists that bear numbers are being sustained under current hunting limits. The Government of the Northwest Territories maintain their own quota of 72–103 bears within the Inuvialuit communities of which some are set aside for sports hunters. shows projected changes in polar bear habitat from 2001–2010 to 2041–2050.

The Ursinae subfamily originated approximately 4.2 million years ago.