Overview[1]
Steak (3-4); Polar Bear Pelt (0-1); by biomes: The Forest (formerly); Snow Biome; by locations: Snowy Patch (formerly); Polar Bear Cave; tamingcost: Rib x5; Stew x5; Swordfish x5 The Polar Bear is a hostile Entity in 99 Nights in the Forest.
A polar bear will wander aimlessly until a player gets within its detection radius or does damage. If a polar bear has entered its passive state far enough away from their original spawn point, they will teleport back, creating a puff of smoke. If killed, a polar bear may respawn after a Day. Once a polar bear detects a player, it will chase them until either the player dies or escapes its detection radius. Upon getting close, a polar bear will attack a player and deal 50 damage. Sometimes, they may also run away a short distance away from the player after attacking. If a polar bear is attacked by a player's Pet, they will switch to targeting the pet until a player attacks them again. If a player has a Strong Taming Flute or above, they can click on a polar bear to start the taming minigame. While the minigame plays, the polar bear will be docile. Once it has been completed, the polar bear will ask for a Rib, Stew and Swordfish. The process must be repeated five times. Upon death, a polar bear may drop the following Items
How to get it
Encountered in the forest. Hostile
Stats
- Behavior
- Hostile
- By Biomes
- The Forest (formerly) Snow Biome
- Damage
- 50
- Hp
- 500
- Tamingcost
- Rib x5 Stew x5 Swordfish x5
- Threat
- Hostile
- Walkspeed
- 28
- By Locations
- Snowy Patch (formerly) Polar Bear Cave
- Drops
- Morsel (7-8) Steak (3-4) Polar Bear Pelt (0-1)
Tips
While the polar bear has a very large attack range, it is still possible to kill them with Melee Weapons. Polar bears can get stuck on objects, making them easy to kill. Beware that polar bears may jump over terrain unexpectedly, as they are quite big like bears. If this happens, you can climb again on what you were killing the polar bear on. It could confuse it causing it to jump down to snipe it again with your Rifle, Tactical Shotgun, or your Revolver. You can climb on top of a Polar Bear Cave and shoot the polar bears without losing any health in the process. Another way to minimize getting damaged by a polar bear is to hide under the Research Station in the area containing the stack of blue boxes, so you can shoot down the polar bear without getting hit. You can set up 6 beartraps in a 2x3 pattern and lure Polar Bears into them to farm food and pelts for warm clothing. The pelt trader does not ask for a Polar Bear Pelt.
Patch history
The Polar Bear was used as a teaser for the Snowy Biome update. The Polar Bear used to spawn before the snowy biome update, usually spawning on a small patch of snow covering one chunk with 4 trees covered with snow around it, there was also a Chest, and last thing there was an object called "Notice" which is a piece of paper warning about the weather. It was a hint for the Snowy Biome. The Polar Bear was one of the entities that can spawn on the Snowy Biome alongside with the Arctic Fox & The Mammoth. The Polar Bear was part of the requirement to unlock the badge "Wilderness Hunting" The Polar Bear Pelt has a use requiring 2 Polar Bear Pelt to create the "Polar Bear Hat" The Polar Bear's stats are a direct upgrade to the regular Bear. The Polar Bear is also another version of the regular Bear. The Polar Bear Cave consist of 2 Polar Bears inside The Polar Bear basically has its own home The Polar Bear possesses the highest entity damage in the game and is often argued as the "strongest killable entity" between it and the Mammoth. The Polar Bear is also considered to be the entity with the second highest health, requiring lots of hits from weapons to kill it. The Polar Bear's pelt cannot be converted into biofuel along with the plenty others. Category:Entities Category:Hostile Entities Category:Animals Category:Hostile Category:Snow Biome Category:Mammals
