Black Bears

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Called a cub.

Well, as they are called black bears, a black bears tongue is actually blue.

Depends on what species of "black" bear you're referring to.

Most likely in Alaska

1-3 depending on what kind of black bear

As i understand it the tune was played around the barrack towns to signify the time to return to barracks.

Up in the kush mountains finding that good green!;)

Normally one to three, but sometimes four at a time.

Yes the Alaskan baby bear is born alive. All mammals are born alive.

There are more black bears than brown bears. The black bear is one of the most widely spread bear species in the world.

The type of bear called 'black bear' is written as 黑熊 (hēixióng) in Mandarin Chinese, whereas a bear which happens to be black-colored (black bear) would be 黑色的熊 (hēisè de xióng).

Why would you even ask this question?? And no, but they're like pigs, they'll eat anything.

No. Although bears do have a very keen sense of smell for food. They cannot smell blood from miles away.

they live in the same habitat

== == Most bears prepare for hibernation by eating a lot. They gain a lot of weight to sustain lowered metabolic function and minimal function of organs like the heart and breathing during hibernation.

The 8mm Mauser is a good black bear round. American 8mm is kind of underpowered but with handloading or European ammo its in the same class as 30-06..

Grizzly bears never come into contact with black bears so the question is invalid.

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Of course grizzly bears come in contact with black bears. Grizzlies tend to inhabit more open areas, and black bears tends towards forested areas, but their ranges do overlap. Black bears evolved in the presence of grizzly bears due to their ability to climb trees, and their tendency to stay near mature forest trees.

Black bears become more vulnerable to grizzly attacks when they venture too far into open grizzly territory, or when grizzlies explore black bear areas looking for food. This could occur after a forest fire creates an explosion of high calorie, ground cover and brush, for example.

Grizzly predation on black bears occurred in Yellowstone Park at a number of sites: Hoodoo creek, Dave Adams Hill, Grizzly Overlook, and Pilgrim Creek. They took place from 1990 to 2005, indicating this is normal behaviour.

The Grizzly Overlook attack is documented at http://www.nps.gov/yell/naturescience/upload/predation.pdf. There you will also find references to other incidents.

loud noises - banging of pans, shouting

Mule and white-tailed deer fawns, moose and elk calves and occasionally bald eagle chicks. Though it should be noted that 85% of a black bear's diet is vegetation.

To answer this question, you have to consider which is the better fighter or the most likely to survive. The best fighter is the grizzly bear. It even has an extra back muscle on its back that helps it to dig better, to run faster, and to fight better, but the black bear is going to outlast the grizzly because it is stealthier, and it avoids humans, so that it does not get shot.

Black bears typically hibernate from December to March, (3 to 5 months) but in some areas will sleep longer (up to seven months) when it is cold and the abundance of food is limited. Females that are pregnant will hibernate longer than males.

Black Bears could be a reference to either American Black Bears, which reside in North America, of which there are almost 20 subspecies native to different parts of the USA. It could also be referring to the Asian Black Bear, who most often resides in such countries and provinces as southern Asia, Korea, northeastern China, the Russian far east and Honshū and Shikoku islands of Japan.
Canada, United States, Mexico, Vietnam, Philippines, among others.

No. Black bears are far more dangerous.

The adult male American black bear weighs around 200 pounds. This varies considerably throughout the year, being less in spring and more in fall.