Bears

well, ummmm, unless it's ummm a baby bear it ummmm makes no difference ummm which attacked the umm other one forst. Ummm a bear is umm a little bit bigger, umm stronger than the canine and very fast like umm an NFL linebacker.

Yes. Like all mammals, bears are vertabrates.

Yes. Bears kill people ,but rarely become man eaters.

there are two common colors for a bear one is black and the other is brown.

Polar Bears are very vulnerable to climate change and human hunting. Due to their sheer size, they have no natural predators except themselves. Large males have been known to kill off younger/smaller bears to cut out on competition. Man has been hunting these giant carnivores for centuries for its skin and fur. As of now, approximately 20000 to 25000 animals exist in the Arctic wilderness. Their numbers are steadily declining due to habitat loss and hunting. Oil and Gas exploration in the Arctic too is a significant cause for the decline in Polar Bear numbers. Due to human activity and global warming, the ice caps are melting. So, the effective land that the bears have for hunting is coming down. Pollution too is killing off prey species. So, everything put together is endangering the species.

The adult ranges from 1 to 3 ft (100 - 150 cm) in length and weighs 200 - 600 lbs

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Bears have no natural predators, they are at the top of their food chain so they are predators. Bears have no natural predators, they are at the top of their food chain so they are predators.

Bear litters are 1-3 cubs.

It depends on the species. All bears will eat anything organic, and although classed among the carnivora, some species eat more vegetation than flesh. The most carnivorous bear is the polar bear.

Cubs can die if they eat chocolate

To attract a bear use Seal meat and build a trap with ropes leaves and meat seal meat then go to a open place and dig a hole cover it with sticks and leaves then put some meat over the trap. Hoped i helped

What do you do in the rare case you are being attacked by a bear? Fight back. Predators do not attack out of anger, and they are always careful to avoid injury. Unlike what you may have heard, play dead only in the even rarer case of being attacked by an angry mother. She is acting out of instinct, she perceives you as a threat to her cubs.

For any other reason, a confrontation with a bear should be handled with a great deal of noise and threatening action. This will end the "attack" quickly with the bear leaving for safer grounds. See link below for more information.

No. Bears stop eating several days before they go to bed in fall. Some waste still builds up inside. But it forms a special intestinal plug. Scientists call it a fecal plug. Think of it as a cork in a bottle. A Yellowstone National Park study says, "This plug may keep the bear from defecating [pooping] inside the den during hibernation, as fecal plugs are found just inside or outside the dens of bears that have just emerged."

It would go against all their survival instincts if they hibernated in the summer

They give birth to their young during the hibernation period, in the winter

. Being such a large mammal, they need time to nurture their young in relative protection from large males who have no qualms about eating a sows babies. Over the millennial of evolution they have become instinctual about hibernation. By the time the cubs are nine months or so, they have developed enough skills to survive with their mother's help.

After they reach the age of two years they go off on their own

first off, i think u meant "where do bears live"

they live in the Antarctica, mountains, forests, pretty much anywhere where there is a place to live and where there is food to maintain their appetite

Yes, in the far eastern reaches of Asia, the tiger is sympatric with the Sun Bear,

the Asiatic Black Bear, the Sloth Bear, and actively predates upon them.

Subadult male/adult female Brown Bears and cubs are occasionally taken too.

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A baby polar bear is known as a polar bear cub. Usually a female polar bear will become pregnant in April or May and will give birth in Novemeber or December.

The female polar bear will usually give birth to 1-3 cubs at a time and they can weigh up to a pound and a half at birth.

YES! They are. Dateline April 2011: The IUCN lists Ursus arctos horribilis as 'Threatened', and in 2009 they were listed as 'Endangered' by the US Department of Fish & Wildlife. Although their population is growing at an average rate of four to seven percent per year, about 40 are killed each year as 'nuisance animals' in the Yellowstone area.
No. A race of the brown bear, grizzlies are no longer considered endangered. Some local populations once very endangered have rebounded, but as a species, the brown bear is not endangered.
As the grizzly is merely a race of the brown bear, which is not endangered, you can safely assume it is not endangered.
yes, cause really brave hunters are getting closer to them

Sloths are herbivores meaning they only eat plant materials. The spend most of the time up in trees eating leaves, but they only have to eat once a week! This is because of the slow digestive system. A sloths diet includes different nuts, berries, leaves, small twigs and mangoes and coconuts depending on the species. Such as the Three Toed Sloth enjoys a juicy mango or lucius coconut.

The mother bears are tolerant of other cubs, more so they may even adopt a stray. Bears usually don't communicate with other bears except for summer when there is a plentiful amount of fish. when there is a lot of fish bears might go fishing shoulder to shoulder sometimes but there always has to be a dominance order. If two bears of about equal size want the same spot for fishing they will fight it out until one submits. If a bear from a previous fight sees its previous victor, it will give up the spot to the victor, avoiding yet another fight.

a lot stronger

...fur??
Bears are first covered in skin. The skin is covered in fur. The fur keeps the bear warm and provides camouflage.

That depends on where you live. In some areas it's not illegal to hunt grizzlies, in other areas where they are more scarce or where they are protected (like in national parks) it is illegal to hunt and kill grizzlies.