Are bears carnivores or omnivores

Answer 1

Bears eat meat, and berries. Although bears are often classified as carnivores, most bear species are classical anatomical omnivores.

Answer 2

yes! they eat meat and grass's

Answer 3

Bears are classified as omnivores because they have a diet that consists of both plants and animals. While they primarily eat vegetation, they also consume insects, fish, and sometimes small mammals. This diverse diet allows them to adapt to different environments and food sources.

Answer 4

Yes, a polar bear is a carnivore, and black bears and grizzlies have been known to catch fish, eat carrion and hunt down animals like young deer, rodents, etc.

However, bears also like their plants and berries, so they can't be completely called carnivores.

Answer 5

It is a omnivores because it eat both things

Answer 6

a bear eats berries and eats fish or seals, although a polar bear would probably be just a carnivore, otherwise bears are omnivores.

Answer 7

A polar bear is a carnivore.