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Polar bears are well-adapted to their Arctic habitat, and they have developed several unique adaptations that allow them to survive in such harsh conditions. However, even these formidable predators can face challenges when hunting prey, especially when it comes to larger animals like walruses.

Walruses are much larger than polar bears, and their blubbery hides can provide a significant amount of protection against attacks. In addition, walruses have long tusks that they can use to defend themselves against predators like polar bears.

Despite these challenges, polar bears have been known to hunt walruses successfully. Polar bears are incredibly strong and powerful animals, and they can use their strength and agility to take down even the largest walrus. Polar bears are also skilled swimmers, and they can use their swimming abilities to approach walruses from below, where they are less likely to be detected.

That being said, hunting walruses is still a risky endeavor for polar bears. In some cases, polar bears have been injured or killed while attempting to hunt walruses. This is why polar bears will typically only attempt to hunt walruses when they are hungry and have no other