Brown Bears

If they can catch it, yes. But chances are they won't be fast enough to catch it.

All i know is its used for Medical purposes

It depends on what Steiff bear it is if you keep it for a long time say 20 years maybe 10 years then sell it you will make good money. The more fragile it will be worth more.

The age depends on quality of food, so varies from one area to another, but generally is from 4-8 years of age.

It is normal for vaginal bleeding to range from bright red to brown during a period, spotting, or pregnancy. Dark brown blood is generally associated with spotting or with the end of a period and is usually not a cause for concern. However, if you are worried or notice any different smells or symptoms, consult with your doctor.

The reason is because before the Memphis Grizzlies were in Memphis they were from Vancouver, British Columbia. They got the Grizzly Bear mascot because the Grizzly Bear was Native to the land so they adopted it for their mascot.

The black bears are killed for their gall bladders, which is used by oriental quack medicines.

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they turn brown because of many reasons. one of the most common is smoking. when u smoke the smoke stains the nails. it can be pretty gross. nothing can help it, unless u stop smoking. u might also have a disease or nail fungus. anyway, they're all gross.

Yes, but usually only until 9pm. And depending upon the store, the drive thru may be the only way to get your winter treats. :)

I dont know maybe try costco

Yes, bears absolutely have fangs. The definition of a "fang" is a "long, pointed tooth", and bears have 4 fangs; 2 on the top and two on the bottom.

Brown bears belong to the kingdom Animalia

a bag of sugar, a heavy backpack, a thin little baby............

Yes, a brown bear can kill a man, especially if you go close to her cubs, think you are going to take away their food source (which is mainly fish), or do not understand the warning signs to stay away. Respect their territory and habitat; we have taken away so much of their habitat that they will protect what ever is left for them.

The spirit bear comes back and just stares at him and someone co

Ed and asks Cole are you ok champ and practically get saved

It's a bear! Unless it is a bare left arm, in which case it is not a bear!

To bear left means to veer to the left.

Well YES, bear butt plugs ARE real. The bear poop/feces turns into a river inside the bear intestines which turns hard (i.e. solidifies) and due to sub-freezing temperatures becomes like ice inside the rectum, forming the bear butt plug!

Normally, no. Human is not on the menu for brown bears. Actually brown bears are omnivores and they get most of their protein from salmon. They eat a lot of berries, grasses, roots, etc. and get much of their dietary nutrition from the aforementioned berries, grasses, roots, etc.

Brown bear attacks on humans are not common, but they do occur. While there are several well documented cases of brown bears attacking and eating humans in recent years, most brown bear attacks are motivated by surprise or curiosity rather than hunger. Pepper spray and firearms (in that order) are most often recommended as protection when traveling in areas frequented by brown bears.

A habitat would be suitable for an animal if they had food and water that the organisim usually use. And if the organism is a predator than the animals or other organism that they usually use.

Kentucky Black Bears don't hibernate. At least not the ones in SE Kentucky. They do tend to get into a state of torpor. Kentucky Bears reduce their range in winter and males tend to roam throughout the year. The question should be what drives bears to hibernate. FOOD! Or the lack thereof. As long as bears can find enough, they will avoid hibernation.

Sows will go to den because of the cubs or to conserve energy to bear young. Since right now the litter size is from 2 to 5 cubs, Kentucky bears are well fed. If bears do go to den, the most likely time would be at the end of December or in January (boars or males). Sows go to Den by early December. They will avoid human food or scraps in this last two weeks and feed on mast (nuts) and other food high in the vitamins and nutrition they need for hibernation.

Last year in 2010 the third week of December in about four inches of snow, I found tracks of a young bear (four inches wide) in the snow. The week before I found bear sign from bears actively feeding on red acorns (droppings, claw marks on trees). So this was the middle of December and beyond and Kentucky bears were still active.

It will not turn the color brown, but hopefully the anus is cleaned before performing anal oral sex.

They adapt by adapting.

First she ate the little bears porridge because the mums was too cold and the dads was too hot, then she sat on baby bears chair because she sank in the mums and the dads was too hard, then she slept in baby bears bed because she sank in the mummy bears bed and the daddy bears bed was too hard and then the bears got home and either ate her or she jumped out the window an broke her arm.