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How many bear cubs do female bears have at one time?
Bear litters are 1-3 cubs.
What do you call the son of a bear?
Immature bears, both male or female, are called bear cubs.
What would a mother bear do if someone threatened her cubs?
Female bears are very protective of their cubs. Anything perceived as a threat to their safety would be attacked. Never approach a female with cubs!
Why does a female bear protect its cubs from the male?
Many males eat cubs when they are desperately hungry
Is the polar bears cub male or female?
Polar bear cubs (usually two cubs at a time) can be of either sex.
How many kids does a grizzly bear have?
Normally 1-2 cubs.
What is feminine of bears?
A female bear is known as a sow. A male bear is known as a boar. Baby bears are known as cubs.
What is the masculine form of a she - bear?
In English there are no masculine or feminine forms. English uses gender specific nouns for male or female.The noun for a male bear is a boar.The noun for a female bear is a sow.
What has a panda bear dad to do with the cubs?
they walk away and there not so much a dad
How many babes can a grizzly bear have?
The average grizzly bear litter consists of 2, sometimes 4 cubs.
What do you call male and female and baby foxes?
The term 'bear' describes either male or female bears. Infant bears, male or female, are called 'cubs'.Other terms used in English to indicate the sex of an adult bear are 'boar' (male) or 'sow' (female), as well as 'he-bear' or 'she-bear' (cubs are also sometimes referred to as 'he-cubs' or 'she-cubs').A group of bears can be referred to as a 'sleuth' or 'sloth'.The adjective, 'ursine' applies to either sex of bear; the word can be traced back to Latin, ursus, meaning 'a bear'. 'A koala might appear to show ursine characteristics, but it is a marsupial, and not related to any species of bear.'A female bear is referred to as a sow.
How many cubs does a Brown Bear have?
Black bears typically have three cubs in a litter. Less often, but quite frequently, black bears will have two or four offspring. Even less often, black bears will produce one or five offspring.The first time a sow bears offspring, she will often bear only one cub and will usually produce an average of three cubs every two years after that.In food poor years, black bears will often produce fewer offspring due to the process of delayed implantation, which allows bear populations to regulate their own numbers.
