Bears

The scientific classification of the American Black Bear is:


Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Carnivora
Family: Ursidae
Genus: Ursus

Unless it's a sow with unweaned cubs, yes.

bears sleep through winter to conserve food, especially during winter when food is short, tapping energy reserves, body fat, at a slow rate.

you can find out more at here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hibernation

Bears are mammals so they give birth as any other mammal do. No eggs. During hibernation

You can sell them at a store like bass pro shops and they would probably take them.

Bears have several adaptations. They have thick, insulating fur which enables them to keep their body heat, they hibernate during the winter, sharp claws and teeth which help them defend themselves, and they have a strong sense of smell.

There are two collective names or nouns for bear. The collective names for this animal are sloth or sleuth.

Bears don't actually have them. Bears don't go looking for fights, and the only thing that may be their enemy is anything that they eat that can run away.

The worlds largest grizzly bear ever encountered was killed by a forest services worker in Alaska. The bear weighed over 1600 pounds (over 730 kg) and stood 12'6" at the shoulders. When standing upright on its hind legs the bear would have been able to see over the roof of a single story house, or into the windows of a second story house. The average man would stand only to its belly button. It took the forest worker 12 rounds from a semi-automatic rifle to bring the beast down.

Forest services workers tracked back along the path of the grizzly and discovered the remains of one of its last meals, a male hiker. His firearm was found nearby. Upon inspection of the bear's stomach contents they found human remains from two people, which means the bear had attacked and most likely killed another person in the previous 72 hours.

from October until March or April.

All kinds of bears technically don't hibernate. They enter into a phase called torpor which is like a deep slumber but they can awaken and often do from their slumber.
Panda Bears, sun bears, and sloth bears do not hybernate.

Bears are found in the Ozarks of Arkansas and the backwoods.

Bears are too large for cougars (mountain lions), but a mother cougar may take on a bear if her young are in danger.

Lions can't kill bears because they are never in contact. There are no places where both lions and bears live together in the wild.

A polar bear has one of the best noses in the entire world and are well known to have an incredible sense of smell! Polar bears have been seen walking in a straight line for 20 miles to food with only their nose to guide them. Polar bears have also sniffed out a seal ten football fields away that was hidden under 1m ,3', of ice!!

go away no one likes you

Chicago or a Den, depends on which bears you mean?

first pandas a herbivores and polar bears are omnivores

there are two types of pandas a red panda and giant panda

polar bear and panda both eat plants

pandas are black and whit while polar bears are jst white

Polar Bears are different to Grizzly Bears even though they are in the same family, they are different because Polar Bears have a longer neck and Grizzly Bears live on land more than on the sea ice.
They are different because polar bears are white and grizzly's are brown or black also polar bears live in the Artic and grizzly's live in woods.

No. Canines are dog-like creatures including wolves, dogs, dingos, coyotes, foxes, etc. Bears are not related to this family, also known scientifically as Canidae. Rather, they are related to the bear family, being Ursidae (Genus Ursus or Ursa). Though they are known as "caniforms," this should never lead someone to the conclusion that they are directly related to such dog-like creatures.

no ** As a matter of fact they do, they are similar to a dog whisker.

i think is has 8 4 on one paw 4 on the other

The cubs will breast feed until they are old enough to eat meat
Bears feed their young by catching fish of getting berries and feed them

They are affected by humans because humans are careless and dont care abuot nature

Bears are omnivores and will eat most anything plant or animal.

When you see logs torn apart in the woods it is most likely from a bear foraging for grubs and worms and yes Lizards if they can find them.

The answer is a cub
the name of a baby bear is a cub
cub