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Brown Bear
Cubs usually stay with their mothers until they are 2 - 3 years old. People and Brown Bears People have been fearful of brown bears ...
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Sloth Bear
They are usually 3 feet high at the shoulder and about 6 feet long. Features Sloth bears ... enjoy the company of other sloth bears. Hibernation Sloth bears do not hibernate. During ... bears mate year-round. Most cubs are born in December or January in a nest that the mother builds in a cave or under some rocks. Usually ...
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Livestock and predation identification page
Bears--Black & Grizzly Prey on livestock. Black bears usually kill by biting the neck or by slapping the victim. Torn, mauled ... sometimes eaten first. The rumen is often untouched. Poultry are usually killed by biting the head and neck; the heads are usually eaten. Also, both species reportedly prey on bird eggs. ...
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Grizzly Brown Bears damage control techniques
Unfortunately, not many trained dogs are available in the United States or Canada. Plastic slugs may also be an effective deterrent against bears. Bears usually move rapidly to the nearest cover when frightened, so care must be taken to avoid being positioned between the bear and escape cover. Trapping The capture and translocation of bears ...
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Black Bear-- Kids' Planet -- Defenders of Wildlife
Florida black bears. LIFESPAN: Male bears usually live from 15-25 years, while females can live up to 30 years. RANGE: Most of Florida’s black bears live in five major ... Preserve, Apalachicola National Forest, Osceola National Forest, and Eglin Air Force Base. HABITAT: Florida black bears can be found in a variety of habitats throughout Florida, including mixed hardwood pine, cabbage ...
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EEK! - Critter Corner - The Black Bear
Their rounded shape comes from a thick layer of fat under the skin and the dense, coarse hair. Their fur is usually glossy black except for a tan patch across the nose. About 25 percent of Wisconsin's bears have ... in 2000. Click here to see where bears live in Wisconsin. Bears search the land for thick ground vegetation with lots ...
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Grizzly Bears and National Parks - Grizzly Bear Facts and Pictures
Pictures National Parks Grizzly Bear Grizzly Bear (Urus arctos horribilis) Grizzly Bears are one of the biggest land mammals in North America. ... with the mother for 2 to 3 years. Grizzly bears hibernate in the winter usually 5 to 6 months. They live off their ... Cubs Photo from the National Park Service. A Group of Grizzly Bears Photographed by John Good of the National Park Service. Grizzly ...
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Kodiak Island, Alaska - Official Visitors Guide - Bears - Physical Description
Brown Bears ................Print This Page Physical Description Bear Viewing Hibernation Body Language Physical Description Preferred Foods Research & Management Life Cycle Reproduction Species: Ursus arctos middendorffi Lifespan: Usually ... or four inches thick." (Bast, Bears) Claws Usually black; may be whitish on older bears; used for digging; foreclaws usually 4-5"; rear claws shorter Track ...
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Bears
Alaska. Bears are curious, intelligent, and potentially dangerous animals, but undue fear of bears can endanger both bears and people. Many bears are ... may defend the cache aggressively. Don't Crowd Bears! Give bears plenty of room. Some bears are more tolerant than others, but every ... get a better look or smell. A standing bear is usually curious, not threatening. You may try to back away slowly ...
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San Diego Zoo Podcasts » Blog Archive » iZoofari Chat: Bear Awareness Days, Polar Bears
San Diego Zoo Podcasts home Categories iZoofari Chats (31) Bears (23) iZooFari Park Tours (3) Condor Ridge (1) Lion Camp ... Chat: Bear Awareness Days, Andean Bears » iZoofari Chat: Bear Awareness Days, Polar Bears Posted at 11:19 am April ... Bears? ans Lions? Kelly responds: The bears are fed a minimum of twice a day: once in the morning (6:30-ish) and again in the afternoon (usually ...
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