There are 8 species currently accepted as bears: North America has American black bears, polar bears, and brown/grizzly bears (which are also in Europe and Asia). South America has only spectacled bears. Asia has sun bears, Eurasian black bears (locally called moon bears), sloth bears, and panda bears. In the past, there has been debate over whether pandas were bears or should be split out, but currently they are considered bears. Brown bears used to live in the Atlas mountains of northern Africa centuries ago, but in modern times no bears live in Africa. Australia has koala bears, but they are marsupials, not true bears.
There are around 1,600 panda bears left in the world.
Probably two large polar bears with aggression.
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Haribo produces many different kinds of candies that are enjoyed by many people around the world. Some examples of what they produce are Gold-Bears, Gummy Bears, and French Tagada candies.
there is 200 Kermode bears left in the world (white and black).
There used to be 80 different forms of brown bears, grizzly Bears are one form of them.
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there different types of bears but sorry i honestly don't know why except THERE DIFFERENT TYPES OF BEARS There are many, many different types of bearing, Which one you use is dependent on what you wish to use it for. You should look them upin a "bearing" catalogue
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They live on opposite ends of the world, so there is no real answer. Polar bears don't eat penguins.
Yes. Spirit bears (also called Kermode bears) are a subspecies of american black bear. Polar bears are a different species altogether.
None, Polar Bears live in the Arctic, which is the other side of the world to Antarctica.