Bears

Humans are plantigrade. We walk on our feet, rather than our toes, but of course it's possible to behave in a digitigrade manner if you're a ballet dancer...

confiring to the caves that are in that mountain then yes. bears have lived up there for some years because of the birds that they eat. they also use the caves as shelter!

Spirit bears are black bears with a light colored coat, sometimes almost white.The Kermode bear (Ursus americanus kermodei), also known as the "spirit bear" (particularly in British Columbia), is a rare subspecies of the American black bear living in the Central and North Coast regions of British Columbia, Canada.
Spirit bears hold a prominent place in the oral traditions of the indigenous peoples of the area.

No..... If a bear is chasing you do not run up a tree! The bear may follow depending on what type it is. Or it will stay there and you will be trapped in the tree with a bear waiting for you at the bottom

In North America, that would be the Grizzly Bear. Skye

It is called a sow and ahpun.
Female bears are called sows.
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Female bears are called sows, and a baby bear is called a cub. Bears are solitary animals and do not live in groups or packs.

Everything that is born, dies in one way or another. The average lifespan of a brown bear is 35 years. 20 to 25 years for a Grizzly Bear in the Wild.

they're all born as cubs and raised to be giant and weighing over 200 pounds as they grow.

The smallest of the bear species is the sun bear, which is found in southeast Asia. The sun bear ranges in size from 120-150 cm in length, which is equal to 47-60 inches.

The sun bear is also known as the honey bear.

As of a report released by IUCN Red List in November 2007, the Giant Panda was first on the list, and still the bear listed at the "very high risk of extinction in the wild". The report also found that six of the eight bear species are also now listed on the Red List, and are in a threatened state. The Sun Bear was listed second in that report, and for the first time status confirmed, since in the past there wasn't enough data to make a decision on it's status. For more details, see sites listed below.

The polar bear and the kodiak bear are the strongest
Either the brown or polar bear, these two species are very close in size and strength.but the largest bear and properly the strongest bear is the short-face bear which is much bigger than any bear but went extinct 1200 years ago

For most bears, they have to hibernate during winter. So, they store up a lot of fat in them, and survive off of their fat reserves as they sleep through the winter. If they were not to store up fat reservesm, and only eat enuogh to pass on one day's worth [or whatever] on, they'd have nothing in the fat reserves to survive the winters off on.

Despite being the smallest of all the bears, the sun bear is probably the most aggressive, and will attack without provocation. Relatively, they also have the largest canines of all the bears, although their diet is less carnivorous than some of their cousins. http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/wildfacts/factfiles/12.shtml

Types of bears: American Black Bear (United States, Canada); Brown Bear (Canada, Alaska, Northern Euraisa); Polar Bear (Arctic Circle); Giant Panda (China); Asiatic Black Bear (Southern and Eastern Asia); Bloth Bear (Tropical forest of India, Sri Lanka, Nepal); Spectacled Bear (South America); Sun Bear

(tropical forests of Southeast Asia).

well there is the brown bear, the black bear and the polar bear!

Both are large, powerful bears, and the brown bear (which the grizzly is a race of) and polar bear are very closely related. The main difference is the lack of a pronounced hump on the polar bear's shoulders, and the distinctive "Roman" nose of the polar bear.

Panthers are big cats (mammals) and typically have black fur.

Bears are actually not carnivorous, despite having the teeth and jaw structure for doing so. They are omnivorous animals, making a meal out of everything from grass, berries, flowers, grubs and seeds to fish, venison, moose, rodents, etc.

When Pudsey bear first came into production, he was made from a brown fur-like material to represent the dark coulour of most bears. It came to light that this brown material was too expensive to continue re-producing, so a brighter, cheaper and warmer colour was chosen.i.e. yellow.

Fetuses aren't grown nor stay in the dam's stomach. They stay and grow in the womb or uterus, not the stomach. How long these cubs stay in their mother depends on the species: it can range from 5 to 8 months long.

Of course they can. They are born knowing how.

It's nothing really. Bears are more scared of you then you are scared. If you go into the woods, and you see a bear, duck! Bears can only look up so if you see one duck! So yeah there is nothing really nothing.

Actually, well, don't be silly. No bears lived along the Nile river?