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In what climate do black bears live?
taiga forests of the north America so cold winters warm summers
How do black bears survive in water?
Becuase there nature allows them to and there cool like that, mmmhmmm
Are there bears in Michigan?
Thee are black bears in the Northern Lower and Upper Peninsula.
How do you survive a black bear attack?
pretend your chuck Norris. bears do not attack chuck Norris
What is the difference of what polar bears and black bears eat?
grizzlly bears live in the wild so there is more to eat example bunnysyet the polar bears live in colder places so thney survive on fishand the black and brown bears eat salmon honey some animals that they find to
How does hibernation protect the bears?
During the winter, food is too scarce for brown bears and black bears to survive. Hibernation is a state of extreme sleep where metabolism slows down. This reduces energy use and allows the animal to survive winter on its fat reserves alone.
How does a black bear have to change its physical appearance or behavior to survive in its environment?
Black bears do not shed their summer coats for a winter color but the fur becomes thicker as fall approaches and the temperature drops. The bears, where winters are harsh, will eat large amounts of food to put on winter fat to carry them through the season when forage is scarce. They will also den up and go into a deep sleep (not hibernation) to conserve energy.
How does the Black bear survive in its habitat?
Black bears eat meat ,fruit , and other things that they can get there paws on in the wild
What do black bears to survive?
Basically, a black bear would mainly need water, food and shelter just like any other wild animal.
What are black bears adaptation?
One adaptation of a black bear is eating many types of foods. This allows the subspecies to survive many habitats or in many extreme conditions- like in the temperate forest. Black bears exhibit several remarkable adaptations. One of these is termed "delayed implantation." An adult female will carry a fertilized egg in her womb for many months. The egg is ready to attach itself to the uterine wall and begin developing into a fetus, but it does not do so until the female's body gives some unknown signal. This adaptation allows bears to time the birth of their cubs, so they are not born too early or too late. It also gives the mother a way out if food is scarce: If she has not accumulated enough fat by the time she settles into her den to hibernate, the egg will spontaneously abort. Some biologists see this neat trick as a natural mechanism to control population.
Are black bears and bears the same?
Black bears are a species of bear.
Are there black and brown bears in Pennsylvania?
There are black bears, but no brown bears there.
