no
Depends what you define as being a "rainforest."
The marine climate of British Columbia's west coast from the Alaska border right down to the Washington state border produces heavy rainfall in some forested areas that could be classified as "rain forest" (typically receiving over 90 in. of rainfall a year). These forests do support significant black bear populations though they tend to thrive in areas farther inland where the rainfall is around 50-60 in. annually.
no
Depends what you define as being a "rainforest."
The marine climate of British Columbia's west coast from the Alaska border right down to the Washington state border produces heavy rainfall in some forested areas that could be classified as "rain forest" (typically receiving over 90 in. of rainfall a year). These forests do support significant black bear populations though they tend to thrive in areas farther inland where the rainfall is around 50-60 in. annually.
Yes black bears live in the Amazon Rainforest's. To prove it read the Jungle Book. It is a very good book about the Amazon Rainforest's.
cougars, black bears, racoons, squirrles, sloths,and elks,ect.
yes spectacle bears which live in the rainforest
No they dont
Yes. Formosan Black Bears, Sun Bears, Specacled Bears and Sloth Bears are some of the species that live in rain forests.
Yes, lots of different bears live in the rainforest. Like the Black bear and the Spectacled bear!In fact, British Columbia, Canada has a 'Great Bear Rainforest', which has populations of the 'Spirit Bear' and the 'Grizzly Bear'. See the link!
they live with grizzly bears
Black bears.
brown bears and black bears
No, only American black bears live in a coniferous forest.
yes bears live in rain forest.
Yes, but only Asiatic black bears.