they do not.they will fight them off when they disturb their kill,but they do not hunt them.
Brown bears are opportunistic omnivores, meaning they'll eat anything that's available. Since herring breed in shallow, quiet breeding pools, they would easily be a source for shoreline browns. On the west coast, brown bears have been monitored for movement correlating to salmon runs, and found to position themselves on breeding rivers 3-5 days prior to any given run. It would seem reasonable their east-coast cousins would have the same timing ability.
The fox is not usually part of the brown bears daily diet. Brown bears eat plants, berries, and occasionally fish.
yes, and actually they eat more plants than animals because plants are much easier to get than other animals. Hunting is much harder than it seems.
Depends on the species, for instance brown bears are omnivores but polar bears are carnivores.
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Yes, black bears eat plants and other animals. Since they eat plants and animals, that makes them omnivores, which mean they can eat plants and animals. Animals are their main food and plants are their diet.
omnivore is the correct answer!
No, bears are omnivores and eat both plants and animals.
they eat fish plants and other organism that's why black bears are omnivores
Some bears are omnivores and eat plants but most are carnivores and eat other animals.
Yes they can, brown bears often kill and eat other types of deer and similar sized animals too.
Brown, Black, and Grizzly bears will eat their own babies.
Bears are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and other animals.
NO. Caribou are herbivores, not carnivores, which means they eat plants, not animals.