All polar bears are right handed.

The claim that all polar bears are right-handed is a myth. While early observations suggested polar bears might prefer their right paw (when hunting seals at breathing holes), more recent research shows they are actually ambidextrous. Studies tracking polar bears show individual preferences vary, and there's no evidence of a universal right-handed bias across all polar bears. This appears to be a misconception that was popularized but not scientifically substantiated.