What types of plants are there where black bears live?

Answer 1

Generally speaking, American black bears are forest dwellers. They can be found in deciduous, coniferous, or mixed forest regions from sea level to 10,000 feet in elevation. The habitat is usually characterized by thick understory vegetation and an abundant supply of fruit and nut bearing trees and shrubs. However, they can also be found in the swamplands of the southeastern United States and the scrub lands of the southwest. A subspecies of the American black bear even lives in the frozen tundra regions of Alaska and Canada.