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Some bears, but not all bears. But honey is considered a delicious treat to some. :D
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Do honey bees depend on other living things for food?
Bees (Honey Bees) Traditionally, an apiary is a beehive. Know the answer now?bees
What is a crested honey-creeper?
A crested honeycreeper is a bird blue or red they like to eat honey
Is it true that Polar bears eat penguins?
No, polar bears live only in the Arctic, and Penguins only live in the Antarctic; they would never ever meet in the wilderness.
Can chickens eat honey?
It will not hurt them. They may not know what to do with it as they will probably not recognize it as "food" Products with honey like donuts are gobbled up by chickens with no ill effects.
What animal eat pears?
Some animals that eat Pears include birds and insects. Also, some larger mammals like primates and bears will also eat them if given the chance.
Do bears eat honeybees?
"No bears don't eat honey bees just the honey :)
Are honey bees related to bears in anyway?
Bears will raid bee colonies to eat their honey.
What do bears eat and type of teeth?
they eat honey with their jaws.
Why do bears eat honey and nuts?
Not all bears do. The ones that do just have those in there enviroment.
Does bears eat animals?
some times they eat animals but they usally eat honey
What are insects that live in colonies that are eaten by bears?
Bears do not eat insects but they may eat bees on the process of eating honey.
Do black bears eat nuts?
Yes. They also eat berries, honey, and fish.
What animals eat beehives?
If you mean the wax and honey, there are several animals that do, notably the honey badger and bears.
What bears are vegetarians?
black bears eat honey, berries, fruit, and leaves.
What type of animals do bear eat?
THE TYPE OF FOOD BEARS EAT ARE INSECTS, HONEY, FRUIT, AND FUNGI
Do bears eat honey?
No, they eat berries, grass, fish, and many different types of plant life.
Do black black bears eat honey?
Yes. They will eat the honeycomb and the larval bees as well.
