It depends on who is bigger. If the black bear happened to kill the lion, the black bear would get badly injured.
Neither as the black bear is from North America and the lion from Africa and Asia. They never meet in nature.
Yes. Because its a fight for food. So if one of them ever crosses paths they would fight. But a bear would win because of the size of the Mountain Lion. A fully grown male lion would even lose
The grizzly bear would probably win
The giant black bear would win, but it would be injured.
Black Bear, Wolf, Grizzly Bear, Mountain Lion, Moose, Wolverine, Humans.
Enemies of the grizzly bear are primarily other grizzly bears, wolverines and human hunters and poachers.
In this scenario, the lioness and the lion are not enemies. This depends on if the black bear attacked the lion first or the lion attacked the black bear first. However, a lioness would not be attacked by the lion, but would get attacked by the black bear. The lion can kill a black bear without much trouble, but if the black bear is large enough, it might have a chance to win the fight with the lion. If the black bear attacked the lion, the black bear would win the fight, but would get badly injured. This leaves the lioness being able to kill the injured black bear with ease.
Mountain lions are generally the apex predator in their habitats but occasionally will have a confrontation with a black bear, a grizzly bear, a wolf pack or a jaguar.
Only in extreme circumstances would a tiger or the lion would attack the black bear. A tiger or a lion is both capable of killing a black bear, but it would take a long time to do so. However, a black bear is more likely to kill a lion or a tiger, but would get serious injuries (to kill the lion) or a long time ( to kill the tiger) while doing so.
Bear, coyote, wolf, mountain lion...
Nothing. In that instance he is top preditor and the cat won't bother him.