Bears

Yes and they grow fatter and the store the food.

Any way he wants to! No seriously, not sure what you mean, but all bears move on foot and can travel large distances each day. They're territorial and don't want other bears or humans on their large space.

Firstly, an animal reacts to the weather, which tells it whether winter is coming or not and whether or not it should prepare for hibernation. If the signs foretell winter is on its way, the animal, lets say a toad, goes to find somewhere which is warm, sheltered and possibly hidden (away from predators). When it finds it, for eg. a log/stone pile or a compost heap, it settles down, and it falls into a very deep sleep- its heart rate plummets to the bare minimum to keep it alive, its brain activitiy slows down incredibly, and its breathing is very slow, shallow and light- barely alive. Through that time through winter, it stays in this state until it senses the weather wariming up, indicating spring has arrived, in whicch the toad will go offin search of a pond to mate. There are some very strange cases in animals that hibernate, one of which very much interested me. It is of a caterpillar, that is in hibernation for most of the year, and it lives in the Arctic Tundra. When it senses the very short spring is coming to an end, in which it had guzzled as much vegetation as it possibly could, it would go find a place that's sheltered, for example under a stone or similar, and it wouyld sitthere, and began hibernating- details decribed above. Then the interesting thing happens. The temperatures get to absolutely freezing levels, down to -65 or more degrees! So the caterpillar, all snug, practically dies under that rock or wherever- it actually freezes solid! On a documentary by David Attenborough, time lapse photography showed this amazing phenomena occuring- it was amazing! Forgot what the brilliant caterpillar was called though.

Given the opportunity, I am sure bears would eat beets as there are few things they will not consume.

The coming of winter and its instincts. Bears' instinct make them hibernate before winter as food is scarce in the winter, so they stock up (eat) a huge quantity of food and doze off for a season.

Tundra

The giraffe has the longest tail of any land mammal. The tail can be up to 8 feet long. http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-giraffe.html

Polar Bears are alot like humans: Eat other animals, starts a baby then grows into an adult, and mammals. They also are like us because if it is a cannibal Polar Bear then yes it would, but that would be if it ran out of all other food options. So that's rare, because they eat Seals, Whales, Narwhols, a few other sea creatures, and if none of that is available, rodents. So it's rare, but yes, on a rare occasion a Polar Bear will eat another Polar Bear.

Adult males will often kill and consume cubs, especially if unguarded by the female.

A baby bear is called a cub. They are born tiny and helpless, and take a couple months at least before they can travel with their mother. Some bears, like brown bears, may have two or even three cubs at a time. Pandas, however, nearly always give birth to only one cub.

A giant panda's paw has five fingers. It also has an thumb that helps it grip bamboo while it eats.

You cannot tell, you would have to wait for it to be an adult moth before you could tell.

Boars average around 300 to 400 lbs, sows only around 100 lbs. They're small bears, really.

In India, an 800 lb asian black bear was shot in 1942.

In China, a 600 lb asian black bear was captured in 1933.

In North Carolina, a 880 lb black bear was shot in 1998.

In alberta canada, an 886 lb and an 885 lb black bear was hit by a car in 1998.

In illinois, a 900 lb black bear was shot in 1922.

In alaska, a 1600 lb grizzly bear was shot in 1951.

In alaska, a 2500 lb kodiak bear was shot in 1968.

In alaska, a 2200 lb polar bear was shot in 1960.

In russia, a 1700 lb brown bear was shot in 1941.

Sometimes bears do this to warn their prey and sometimes they do it just to look at what lies ahead.

Yes a bison has hooves. A bison is a close relative of the cow and the two will interbreed.

Other types of bears can climb trees and can survive in warm temperatures. These are not things that polar bears can do.

Black bears have the same five senses humans have. These are sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. Bears have an incredible sense of smell, greater than that of a bloodhound. They also have good vision and hearing.

Bears Hibernate in the Winter so that they dont die

Polar bear cubs have nothing to do with their dad. They stay with their mother until they're old enough to manage on their own.

There is only one type of bear that lives in the Appalachian Mountains. It is the black bear.

the big white bear is called polar bear

Only when they aren't in your bathroom. Just kidding.

Bears urinate wherever they happen to be, whenever they feel like it. Since most bears spend much time in the woods, that's probably where they urinate most often.

It's depending in which bear do you referring grizzly bear (a sub specie of the Brown bear) can exert a bite force of over 1,200 psi (over 540 kilograms) polar Bear can exert a bite force of over 440 psi (over 200 kg of force i give you this Result from the national geographic wild channel from the bio mechanical program Called ''i,predator'')

In my opinion polar bear can bite down with much stronger force like the grizzly or Slight harder because the polar bear(polar bears are larger in size in compression To the Grizzlies and have much stronger and thicker jaws compare to the grizzles And That's includes their sharper,longer canines) can bite through the skull of it's Prey which if some animal can do that she needs a lot of force to do so (like the Jaguar That can bite down with a force between 1,800 psi - 2,000 psi).

I,predator perhaps do an assumption to the polar bears bite force because they Couldn't (probably) measured the biteforce,they said the polar bears have one of The strongest and most deadliest jaws on the planet.