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Let's get real! We have had black bear for 30 years. They love bird seed and apples best of all. They will not eat your children unless you are careless and tease, provoke or play with their cubs.
Black bear eat many things, including other animals, grubs, berries, some plants. They love anything sweet, including apples and honey.
They are classified as carnivores, but have an omnivorous diet.
The diet of black bears could bring them into conflict with humans because since black bears are omnivores they will eat almost anything. So therefore if humans ever try to get in the way, the next the black bear will be eating is the human.
They are classified as carnivores, but have an omnivorous diet.
Yes, black bears do eat honey as part of their diet in the wild. They are known to raid beehives to consume honey and bee larvae as a source of food.
Black bears have a diet of both meat and plants, just like with the majority of humans.
The diet of polar bears is seals and salmon
They are omnivores. Bears eat both animal and plant matter.Although black bears are classified in the carnivore family, they exhibit characteristics that are predominately ominivoristic. A majority of their diet is non-meat.
Well they are both bears:) Polar Bears are actually black! It's just were they live that makes them look white. You will have to do more resarch. It's been a while since I read anything about them. Sorry I wasn't much help
Black bears are not known to eat other species of bears, or to be cannibalistic in nature. Here is a detailed outline of their diet:"Black bears are omnivores whose diet includes plants, meat, and insects. Their diet typically consists of about 10-15% animal matter." --WikipediaFor more information, please see the related link below this answer:
They will be fighting over food and they will all die
The Siberian tiger (Amur tiger) is a carnivorous mammal which diet consist of Asian black bears and Ussuri brown bears, deer, wild pig, Deer, lynx, boar, elk, hares, rabbits, and fish
Black bears are a species of bear.