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According to the latest figures there are 600,000 black bears in North America. The U.S. population is around 300,000,half of those. The Florida black bear and the Louisiana black bear are on the threatened list, but the species is doing well elsewhere. Source:Defenders of Wildlife.
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∙ 14y agoArizona Game and Fish claims the population of black bears is 2500. But I believe this number is way low.
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∙ 6y agoThe overall population of black bears in the United States has been estimated to range between 339,000 and 465,000.
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What coloer is a black bear?
Normally black, but the subspecies called Kermode bear has several white individuals in the population. The US west has brown black bears called "cinnamon" bears.
Are Black bear extinct?
The black bear is not extinct, or even close. They have a population of 900,000.
Black bears are being saved how?
The American black bear is in no danger, with a population of 900,000.
What is the current estimated black bear population?
2,000
Who is the predator of a black bear?
us
What is the population of bears in Arkansas?
In 2010, Arkansas has an estimated black bear population of about 4,000.
Is the black bear the largest bear in the US?
No, the polar and kodiak bears are.
Who does American black bear compete with?
Primarily human encroachment by development and urban sprawl. Their population is about 750,000 total (US-286,600 to 328,000 Canada-342,500 to 395,500). Nationally, bears are not endangered and have a strong, viable population. The North American Black Bear is the most numerous and widespread species of bear in North America, due to its intelligence and adaptively.
Why is the Asian black bear threatened?
In China and Korea, many people have hunted black bears for meat for centuries. This declined the black bear population over time.
How many black bears are alive?
The black bear population is over 900,000 by 2008 estimates.
What is the Black bear population in North America?
Last census reported nearly 900,000 black bears in North America.
Why are black bears black?
They evolved the dark coat to conceal them in their nocturnal wanderings. Some black bears are not black. In some western areas, brown or "cinnamon" colored black bears are found, and British Columbia has the Kermode bear, a black bear whose population has around 10% of it's population being white or cream colored. The Glacier bear, of southern Alaska, has a blue gray color to its coat.
