Bears

Ursavus = Genus

Ursidae = Family

It would be rare for a bear to kill a bobcat, unless it is a kitten. However, there have been cases recorded of bears fighting with bobcats over kills. In such a case, the bobcat would be no match for the much larger bear. Bobcats have few predators as adults except for man.

The live only on the islands of the Kodiak Archipelago in Alaska.

yes

I don"t know, fact is, they hibernate in the winter and body processes are slowed down as the bear is (Running on the batteries) they do not eat or excrete while in hibernation state. Polar Bears Hibernate in Ice Caves or floes.

Yes unless the coyote strikes first.
yes when they are dead

A bear can kill a human instantly with a strong paw swipe to the head. However, they usually maul people instead. It can take a couple minutes or more for that to kill a person.

Facing south. If a building has a southern exposure, it means the front of the building is facing south.

Yes. In my science non-fiction book called Follow the Polar Bears, there was a snow wolf and two polar bear cubs and their mother, and their mother smelled danger in the air. There were two snow wolves and because there was danger in the danger came from the wolves -- because the wolves eat bears.

Well first I would poke it and run, but I think the bear would do a roar and it would chase you. So when you poke a bear, you should start running.

A commonly used noun that refers to a baby bear is a cub.

Bears are in the family Ursidae.

No, bears are omnivores and eat both plants and animals.

moon bear hands down

Black Bears are covered in black fur, and brown bears are covered in brown fur.

During the fall, the Wooly bear seeks out a safe sheltered place to overwinter and pupates in the spring. Some do this in the summer. After a three to four week pupation, an Isabella Tiger moth emerges and starts the cycle over again.

The polar bear, Ursus Maritimus. First cousin to the brown bear.

Grab the neck or shoulder and shake violently. That's how they kill seals, so it would be the same with a human. But normally a polar bear wouldn't kill a human for meat unless it was starving or the human was posing some sort of threat to it.

Those are bears.

yes

Depending on its health and strength of the ox, an ox is capable of fighting down a bear. A healthy, strong ox can fight off any bear, but would get some injuries from the bear. If the ox charged and gored the bear with its horns before the bear attacked it, the ox would most likely win the fight with the bear.

An ox can still gore a bear even as the bear is attacking. All it takes is the right moment and right timing for that ox to let his horns pierce the bear.

Bears do not sit in the sunlight and make food by using their green leaves, so they are not producers.