approximately 15,068 people. and 61,113,205 people live in Scotland
The first people to live in Scotland were likely Celtic tribes. However, Scotland has a long history of occupation by various peoples, including Picts, Romans, and Vikings. As for showing a map, I recommend checking a reliable online map source such as Google Maps or the National Library of Scotland website for an up-to-date map of Scotland.
Squirrels live in Dreys, these tend to be situated in woodland, normally up a tree. Scotland has large areas of woodland so it can be safely assumed that there is a high probability that squirrels live in them. Trees. Pretty much any tree in Scotland, red squirrels can be found in Northern Scotland.
Actually, most people in Scotland live in the central belt region, which includes cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh. The Southern Uplands are a mountainous region in the southern part of Scotland with a much smaller population compared to the central belt.
If you live in Edinburgh, you are most likely Scottish as Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland.
No, Scotland has no polar bears unless they are in a zoo.
No, drop bears are a myth the Aussies use to tease tourists.
Drop bears don't live anywhere, except in people's imagination. They're made-up creatures, and don't exist in reality.
nowadays none outside zoo's but going back a fair few hundred years brown and possibly even polar bears did live in Scotland along with wolves and lynx, now the main predatory land mammals are red fox, scottish wild cat, badger and pine martin etc all small mammals.
they live with grizzly bears
Bears do have live birth.
Live in Scotland was created in 2001.
no but we do have drop bears, they're a bit like koalas but enjoy tearing humans heads off!
Polar bears live in the Arctic, which is very cold. Brown Bears and American Black Bears live in subarctic to temperate climates. Sloth bears and spectacled bears live in tropical and subtropical climates.
Scotland.
Bears live in the forests of Maine.
No, bears do not live on Mount Everest