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Bears
In this category, you will get more than just the bare facts about bears. Mammals of the family Ursidae, there are 7 genera and 8 species spread over North America, northern South America, Europe, Asia, and parts of North Africa. Leave your picnic baskets at the gate and wander around this category for information about bears.
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As with any fur bearing animal it would be impossible to tell you simply because conditions/health and even time of year would dictate the number if individual hairs on the animal. Every bear would be different.
On the light side
None, rabbits are faster than bears and they don't need to ride.
Do foxes and bears live near one another?
Yes in some places they are close. Where I live we have foxes in town and in an hours drive I would be in bear country.
Most bears do not live in habitats of the komodo dragon. Only the sun bear lives in southeast asia and india. However, sun bears never eat komodo dragons.
What kind of food does a bear eat?
They will eat most anything they can catch, like young deer, moose, caribou or elk, fish, especially salmon, they will scavenge carcasses, and eat berries, and grasses, and will rip logs apart for insect larvae, or dig for rodents.
Are baby bears born when bears hibernate?
Really, you can't prove if a bear is dreaming during hibernation, but it most likely is. When in a deep sleep the brain's thoughts can make you dream, so most likely yes. ***Second answerer says: My bear-psychologist says "yes, they do..." :)
I imagine it depends on the species but black bears can live as long as 23 years in the wild. Their chances of reaching that age are pretty slim though. Survival rates of juveniles and sub-adults are generally less than 50%. Adult bears have an annual survival rate of 50 - 80%, depending on the location. So it's pretty rare to find a bear more than 10 years old. I imagine it depends on the species but black bears can live as long as 23 years in the wild. Their chances of reaching that age are pretty slim though. Survival rates of juveniles and sub-adults are generally less than 50%. Adult bears have an annual survival rate of 50 - 80%, depending on the location. So it's pretty rare to find a bear more than 10 years old.
Yes, squirrels have small sweat glands between their toes which allow for regulation of body temperature, as well as leaving behind their personal odor as a scent trail.
No species of Bear exist in Palestine today, The Syrian Brown Bear used to roam in historic Palestine, but are extinct in that area.
What should you do when a bear attacks you?
run like hell dude Just try to outrun your companion! Option 2: run downhill if possible. The large shoulder muscles of the bear make it difficult for them to run downhill. If it is the type of bear that does not climb trees, you can escape that way also and wait for the bear to become bored and leave.
There have been a small number of wolf sightings in Austria, however they don't generally live there.
What is the movement of a bear?
I believe that it is called a Plantigrade Gait, which means that the animal that is moving with this gait keeps the heel as well as all the toes on the ground when it walks. This bear walks quite slowly and deliberately compared with other mammals.
yes, both sleep in the winter This is actually not true. Bears are in the family of Ursidea and pigs are in the family of Susidea. The are not even in the same order. The closest resemblance is the class, which is mammalia. Bears are more closely related to fin footed mammals of the sea like seals.
Can a bear bring down a full grown moose?
No. The black bear would see the deer as an easy prey for it to kill.
Sun bears are found in tropical rainforests in Southeast Asia. They are the smallest member of the bear family.
Smallest member (Helarctos malayanus) of the bear family (Ursidae), found in South Asian forests. Nocturnal and tree-climbing, the sun bear weighs 60 - 140 lbs (27 - 64 kg) and is 3 - 4 ft (1 - 1.2 m) long, with a 2-in. (5-cm) tail, large forepaws, and short black fur with an orange-yellow crescent on the chest. It uses its long, curved claws to tear or dig for insect nests, particularly those of bees and termites. It also eats fruit, honey, and small vertebrates. The sun bear is shy and intelligent; legends say that its chest crescent represents the sun.
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The Sun Bear lives in lowland hardwood rainforests of southeast Asia.
What color do bears' eyes reflect at night?
any color really -- I have a bear on my back yard as I type this note -- it has its right eye sort of blueish and left one is golden reddish -- it's completely dark in the woods where it is now and I use SureFire 6PX Tactical
What is a bears sharpest sense?
A well-known native American axiom has it that "If a tree falls in the forest, the hawk will see it and the deer will hear it; but the bear... the bear will smell it."
yes sometimes they do. if theres no other meat
Bears do eat cows. Many farmers in Alaska face the problem of bears coming and killing baby calf and there mothers.
Which part of the body does the bear eat first?
The anus of the animal because it is the warmest and most tenderest part of the body.
What are four facts about bear bodies?
Most bears have large, stocky bodies with short legs and a long snout. A bearâ??s fur can vary from the bright white of the polar bear to the reddish copper hue of the brown bear. All bears have a heavy build but they are very efficient at climbing and swimming.
What color is a bear in southern exposure?
The particular color of a southern bear is either white or light brown,
because it is the truth. :')
