American Black Bears
Introduction
Introduction
Do you want to know how to detect if a American Black Bear is in fear or if the are content if so stick around. A American Black Bear is a mammal and fun to learn about.
Do you want to know how to detect if a American Black Bear is in fear or if the are content if so stick around. A American Black Bear is a mammal and fun to learn about.
Physical Features
Physical Features
American Black Bear's eyes are small they have short tails and round ears. They have strong bodies and they have long narrow snouts. Black Bears stand almost 3 feet [0.9m] and are tall on the shoulders. And they are black.
American Black Bear's eyes are small they have short tails and round ears. They have strong bodies and they have long narrow snouts. Black Bears stand almost 3 feet [0.9m] and are tall on the shoulders. And they are black.
Habitat
Habitat
A forest is a great habitat for a Black Bear. The forest provides food and protection. They roam California, Florida, and northern mexico forests.
A forest is a great habitat for a Black Bear. The forest provides food and protection. They roam California, Florida, and northern mexico forests.
Behavior
Behavior
Behavior
Behavior
A black Bear climbs a tree to escape for saftey. American Black Bears are pretty much slotitary animals they spend lots of there time looking for food.
A black Bear climbs a tree to escape for saftey. American Black Bears are pretty much slotitary animals they spend lots of there time looking for food.
Life Cycle
Life Cycle
American Black Bears can live up to 30 years old in the wild. Cubs are born in the winter in the den. Cuds stay with there mother for almost tow years. After mostly tow years young Black Bears are ready to live on there own.
American Black Bears can live up to 30 years old in the wild. Cubs are born in the winter in the den. Cuds stay with there mother for almost tow years. After mostly tow years young Black Bears are ready to live on there own.
Additional Fact
Additional Fact
Black Bears hibernate they only have to take a breath every 45 seconds! Crazy right.
Black Bears hibernate they only have to take a breath every 45 seconds! Crazy right.
Additional Fact
Additional Fact
American Black Bears make different noises. A gentle grunting sound means they are content and a sharp blowing sound means fear
American Black Bears make different noises. A gentle grunting sound means they are content and a sharp blowing sound means fear
About the author of this site.
About the author of this site.
My name is Piper M. I once saw a black bear in the wild on a trip. I live in a house of five and have tow cats that I love so much. I have one younger brother and one older sister. I play basket ball I also play on a team.
My name is Piper M. I once saw a black bear in the wild on a trip. I live in a house of five and have tow cats that I love so much. I have one younger brother and one older sister. I play basket ball I also play on a team.
I read American Black Bears
I read American Black Bears
by Tyler Omoth
by Tyler Omoth