Sex News:- Animal Sex: How Polar Bears Do It???

As the largest land carnivores currently on the planet, polar bears are fearsome predators and the masters of their Artic domain. But do these hulking animals also have a softer side toward each other, or are their mating behaviors just as cold and unforgiving as their frozen habitat?

Polar bears (Ursus maritimus) are generally solitary creatures that only come together to mate during the breeding season, which typically runs from late March to early May. 

"In spring, what the males do is just roam around and try to pick up females," said Jon Aars, a polar bear researcher with the Norwegian Polar Institute, adding that the animals have powerful noses and likely track potential mates by scent. "They have little problem locating females."