Black Bears

Humans and grizzly bears, primarily. Humans are a black bear's enemies. A grizzly bear may even kill a black bear of these two species crossed paths and happened to be competing for the same food or carcass as the other.

Eukarya

Am. Black Bear has 4 legs and is a really scary animal

American black bears spend much of the winter dormant, but scientists do not consider them true hibernators, because they frequently awaken from deep sleep to leave their winter dens for short periods. Their dens may be caves; hollow, standing or fallen trees; or burrows.

Cars

Construction

Other Bears

Habituation

Forest Fires

Avalanches

Hunters

Two to four is the normal litter size.

No. The two bears are just as dangerous. The bear is a vry unpredictable creature. It is also very powerful.

Many people survive Grizzly Bear attacks. This is mainly because the bear assumes the threat is not that major and it goes away. Some times they get confused and wander away after they attack. As well they can be scared by loud noises or retaliation of many sorts. Grizzly's may even skirt away by simply shouting at them.

However a Polar Bear rarely gets confused or scared away after they strike. Once a Polar Bear feels the threat is removed it will continue to maul and then eat you. Normally Polar Bears don't stop simply because you play dead. A grizzly will often stop the attack if it thinks you're dead or of no threat at all. Polar bears are generally in it for the kill.

Grizzly's very, very rarely actually "hunt" humans. They eat meat, just a polar bears do but humans are generally not on their list as prime prey for eating. A Polar Bear will, and are known to hunt humans. They will track you for miles if necessary. Humans are on their general menu if need be. Humans are almost never on a Grizzly's menu (although they will eat you if extremely hungry).

Naturally both bears are very deadly and can be ferocious. However the Polar Bear will go to YOU if it sees you in it's vicinity where as a Grizzly will normally go the other way.

Throw either a Grizzly or Polar bear cub's into the scenario and your odds of making it out in one piece decrease dramatically with either bear.

You would much rather have an encounter with a Grizzly Bear than a Polar Bear for the aforementioned reasons. Simply because you have a decent chance of coming out of a Grizzly attack at least "alive" where as the odds are stacked against you if you have an encounter with a Polar Bear.

Ian Billen

That all depends on the species, age, and sex of the bears.
at least 180 pounds

because of its thick fur

The gestation period of a giant panda is between 95 and 160 days

but the gestation period of a red panda 112 to 158 days

Louisiana black bears, like the other state black bears, eats fruits, nuts, grass, garbage, carrion, deer, wild pigs, grubs, etc.

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, but most of the time the black bear is scared of humans

Bears live in dens made of twigs and resources that they can find. They live in woodsy areas, that is why we don't really see them in our everyday lives.

30 years in the wild which is NW Canada and N Eurasia and 50 yrs in captivity.

The average size of a male black bear is about 125-550 and the average size for a female black bear is about 90-275 adult black bears are usually around 4-6 feet in length and 2.5-3 feet in shoulder height

A bear on the top of the food chain.

yes!

Yes, black bears have feelings and emotions. All mammals have some degree of feelings and emotions, and many non-mammalian species do as well. The human race has no monopoly on feelings and emotions.

well the answer to this question is no and the reason i say no is because it is impossible for a bear to live in a swamp. My honest opinion to this question is that it is impossible for a bear to live in a swamp. I mean if the bear has magic trick well it can be possible for a bear to live in a swamp. Another thing if the bear can also turn into a fish well of course its going to be able to live in the swamp but other than that a bear will not be able to live in a swamp. The only time a bear will be able to go into a swamp is when its gets its lunch/ dinner which its fish.

The current range of black bears in the United States is constant throughout most of the northeast (down in the Appalachian Mountains almost continuously to Virginia and West Virginia), the northern Midwest, the Rocky mountain region, the west coast and Alaska.

The overall population of black bears in the United States has been estimated to range between 339,000 and 465,000, but this excludes populations from Alaska, Idaho, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming, whose population sizes are unknown.

Yes, they can. Although it is more of a crawl, they are still mobile without assistance.

Their mammaries.

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All mammals have mammary glands, including nipples. All mammals are arranged in at least in an approximately similar fashion. So look at a female dog's belly; a female bear will have nipples in approximately similar locations.

They find a stream, lake, river, or big puddle and just drink.

They do not migrate, but they do follow food to different parts of there habitat. They do not migrate, but they do follow food to different parts of there habitat.