Bears

A sub adult, this it the time between 2.4 years old when they are weaned and five years old when the mate for their first time.

The Honey Possums don't hibernate for long periods of time as bears. But under certain circumstances they have to enter a short period of hibernation to conserve energy. They are nocturnal feeders normally, but they are known to feed during the daylight hours during periods of cold weather, also to huddle together for warmth. If the cold weather is combined with food shortages, the Honey Possums will drop into a deep torpid, or sleep, to conserve energy. This sleep, or hibernation doesn't usually last more than a day at a time, which is rare for such a deep torpid, or state of hibernation. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

Yes. They can. They will create what are known as grolars, pizzlys, and many other titles. Their offspring can even reproduce with others of their own.

This does not happen with cross-breeds, such as the mule.

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In the winter, when there is little to eat,a bear's heart rate slows down. Bear's don't eat or drink anything over the frostey winter. A hibernating bear can lose up to half of its body weight over the winter

Yes. There are lots of owls that live in taiga such as the Great Gray Owl.

Brown bears are omnivores that can eat up to 40 kilograms of food each day. They will dig dens for the winter and the sows will feed their cubs while hibernating. The largest brown bears can be found in Alaska and coastal British Columbia.

it depends if it lives near a swamp or not

generally they don't but they live near them

Bears hibernate during winter, but aren't sleeping the whole time. Hibernation for bears simply means they don't need to eat or drink, and rarely urinate or defecate (or not at all). There is strong evolutionary pressure for bears to stay in their dens during winter, if there is little or no food available. But bears will leave their dens on occasion, particularly when their den gets flooded or is badly damaged.

Weather does play a role. In the colder, northern parts of Alaska, bears hibernate about 7 months of the year. Bears in the warmer, coastal regions of the state hibernate for 2-5 months, with the longer hibernation time for bears raising newborn cubs.

Further clarifying the answer below, it must be stated that only the "juke master" is able to juke the bear due to the fact that the vision and movement capabilities of both black and brown bears far exceed that of the average man. However, when facing a charging bear, the adrenaline rush temporarily allows 99% of people to become a juke master and successfully juke a bear. "there is a debate about whether or not this is possible but it is most likely possible if one is very good at juking."

With their keen sense of smell, polar bears can detect prey from as far away as 20 miles, even through snow or ice that is six feet thick. See the related link below.

OK I am going to assume that by "Sha-la-la-la" you mean mate, if that is what you mean then yes, bears mate in their natural environment.

yes they can that is why they have a nose

The polar bear is the largest carnivore on the earth. They can measure between 2.4 to 3 meters in length (7.9 to 9.8 feet). Females are comparatively smaller and and measure 1.8 to 2.4 meters (5.9 to 7.9 feet) in length.

Standing on all four feet, their height at shoulder is around 130 to 160 cms (4 to 5.5 feet) and while standing they can be as much as 10 feet or more in height.

A bear can range in toe amount. Most bears have 4 in the front and 5 in the back. 35% of bears born have toe loss too many toes

Bears have five toes on each foot.

unless they have cubs, bears live alone. so the answer to your question is yes.

there are different reasons one is they want to eat it also they want the fur and claws also some people kill them so they can say they have killed the bear and some people like the thrill of danger! i love bears! by Jessica

well they usually make a hole in the ice if they can and they put there paw there, they wait until movement and then they get it!if the ice is to hard to brake through,the would go to the edge of the ice and look at the water (sometimes they go in the water to catch them)

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Sloth bears are related to sun bears. They both are same big, except that the sloth bear has more fur and climbs trees. Sloth bears get preyed by tigers sometimes, but sun bears actually kill more tigers than sloth bears do.

Not on most places..Wild animals are not legal to keep unless you are a wildlife rehabilitator.

Polar bears live on the coastline of the tundra. The tundra is a vast, treeless plain where only small plants can grow because the soil remains frozen year-round just a few inches below the surface. During the cold months, polar bears take the opportunity to travel on the barren, white sea ice that covers the Arctic Ocean. That is when they are able to hunt effectively.

They are called feces or scat in polite terms. There are other words that would not be acceptable on this website.

the averrage is about 2km but some beer can more 5km

Antarctica is the only place that butterflies and moths are not found.