No.
NO
They eat anything on trees. Basically, they are herbivores.
Only some large herbivores like the beaver would possibly eat the tree itself, and this is not the regular diet of any of them. Squirrels and other rodents do eat the acorns from oak trees, as do pigs, bears, deer, and some humans.
Not all bears can climb trees. While some species of bears, like black bears, are skilled climbers, others, like polar bears, are not known for their tree-climbing abilities.
Other types of bears can climb trees and can survive in warm temperatures. These are not things that polar bears can do.
They are affected by humans because humans are careless and dont care abuot nature
Yes, some species of bears can eat meat, such as fish.
Some bears are omnivores and eat plants but most are carnivores and eat other animals.
The people at Orphaned Wildlife Center have many bears in their care and I ran into the question about bananas and their bears . It turns out that not one of their bears likes bananas. I am waiting on an answer about banana cream pie...
Brown bears use their muzzle to snuffle out grubs from fallen trees, and find the honey made by bees. Then they eat.
Very easily. Some bears can climb 40 feet up trees.
Bears do eat berries. That is how they stock up for the winter. Bears often sit down in berry thickets and eat berries for hours. They eat wild berries such as raspberries, blueberries, mulberries, and boysenberries.Yes, of course! Bears are omnivorous, which means they eat both plants and meat. A bear's diet may consist of honey, insects, fish, wild nuts (bears sometimes eat trail mix), deer and elk, small mammals, and wild fruits and veggies. (they eat apples and carrots) They even will eat cheese. They'll eat almost anything in front of them, especially if you have some in your pocket or backpack:-).