Wherever there are forests, swamps, and mountains, the black bear may be found. Usually wilderness areas. Our most common bear.
The omnivorous American Black bear (Ursus americanus) currently (2011) lives in sparsely settled forested areas, but sometimes becomes drawn to human communities in search of the 'easy meal'. This North American native ranges from Mexico, through The United States and into Canada. Some of the habitats they live in are: swampy (marshland) areas, deciduous forests, high altitude mountain parklands and the eastern woodlands as far as Hudson Bay. As North America's most common bear, their status with the IUCN is listed as "Least Concern".
See the related link below for more information, including a visual representation of their known range:
most black baears live in the wild butr they have to live close to wtaer so they can get there food
most black baears live in the wild butr they have to live close to wtaer so they can get there food
North America.
Their mothers.
Eurasia
they live with grizzly bears
Black bears.
brown bears and black bears
No, only American black bears live in a coniferous forest.
Black Bears
Yes, but only Asiatic black bears.
No. Black bears are not indigenous to the Hawaiian Islands.
black bears, grizzly bears
yes, American black bears live in hot areas such as Florida, Texas, and Mexico.
Grizzlies and black bears
No, they do not.
No