What are some differences between bears and cows?

Answer 1

1. Cows are raised on farms, and bears are wild.
2. Bears are omnivores, whereas cows are herbivores
3. You can milk a cow, but you can't milk a bear.
4. Bears have paws and long claws, and cows have hooves.
5. Bears are predators and cows are prey.
6. Bears hibernate in the winter and cows do not.
7. Bear cubs can climb trees, but calves cannot.
8. Bears come in grizzled brown (Grizzlies and Brown bears), black, cinnamon, black and white (some Black bears and most Panda and Sun bears), and white (Polar bears.) Cows come in black and white, brown, yellow or buckskin, red, cinnamon, roan, tiger-stripe, brindle, pointed (black ears, nose, eyes, teats, hooves with all-white body), speckled black and white or red and white, white face or brockle-face with any of the above colourations, the list goes on.
9. Cattle can have horns, no bears have horns.
10. Boars (male bears) tend to kill cubs when they come across them: bulls, on the other hand, do not kill calves when and if they come across them, and can sometimes be designated as "baby-sitter" for the cows while they are out grazing.