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Black bears typically hunt alone rather than in groups. They are solitary animals and prefer to forage for food independently, relying on their keen sense of smell to locate food sources. However, they may sometimes be seen in proximity to one another, especially in areas with abundant food, but this doesn't indicate cooperative hunting behavior. Social interactions generally occur during mating season or around abundant food sources.

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