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Young bears learn essential survival skills from their mothers, including foraging for food, climbing trees, and recognizing dangers in their environment. Mothers teach their cubs how to catch fish, identify edible plants, and navigate their territory. They also instill social behaviors and help them develop the necessary skills to eventually fend for themselves. This maternal guidance is crucial for the cubs' survival in the wild.
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Who raises the polar bear's young?
The mother polar bear does.
How do polar bears have young?
They have sex and then it comes out the mother polar bear
How does a mother polar bear feeds its young milk?
1 year
How long does a polar bear mother feed its young?
1 year
What is the birth season of a black bear?
The young are born in mother's winter den.
How would you use vociferously in a sentence?
A mother bear will defend her young vociferously.
Do parent bears look after their young?
Bears are very protective of their young! Never get any where close to young bears as the sow (female bear) may be close by.
How long does a mother polar bear feed it's young milk?
1 year
How does a mother bear protect her young?
They are really protective they will kill you just for coming near it
Why do female grizzly bear care for their young?
All mother animals have an instinctive need to care for their young. If this was not 'hard wired' into mother animals their young would die and their species would cease to exist.
Where does kangros live?
Kangaroos only live in Australia. They are native to that country. The bear live young, but the mother raises her young in her pouch.
When does a mother polar bear stop watching over her young?
A mother polar bear would stop watching over her cubs or start to wean them off when they get to be at least one or two years old.
