Do polar bears live on the continent of Antarctica?

Polar bears do not live on the Antarctic continent. They are mostly found in the northern hemisphere, specifically across the Arctic Circle, and are primarily associated with the Arctic sea ice. Polar bears are well-adapted to cold environments, relying on thick layers of fur and a thick layer of fat for insulation.

In contrast, Antarctica is located in the southern hemisphere and is colder than the Arctic. It is mostly covered by a thick layer of ice and snow, but it doesn't have the large populations of polar bears found in the Arctic. Antarctica is home to different types of wildlife adapted to the cold conditions, such as penguins, seals, and certain species of whales and birds.