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Adaptations of a brown bear

Updated: 10/8/2023
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Physiological:

  • They have thick insulating coats and tend to be large which enables them to retain their body heat

Behavioural:

  • They protect their young by attacking any predator/prey (anything that can pose a threat or harm to the cubs)
  • They hibernate during the winter.

Structural:

  • Sharp claws and teeth which help them during the attack of their prey

1. Their excellent sense of smell that helps them find food rather than their poor eyesight.

2. Their curved claws that help them dig for roots(food)

3. Their thick fur and layer of fat help insulate them in their extreme climate

4. Their claws also help them rip apart their prey

5. Their claws also help them catch fish for their cubs.

They are big and eat other animals.

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Brown bears have adapted to hibernate in the winter when food is scarce. They also have large sharp claws to dig in the dirt to find food.

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