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Weight: Males, normally 250-550 lbs.; females, 150-300 lbs.; yearlings, 45-100 lbs.

Body Characteristics: Stocky, with short, thick legs.

Color: Varies in color from black to brown; tan around the muzzle and occasionally has a white chest patch.

Locomotion: Plantigrade (walks on whole foot). Usually walks with a shuffling gait but can run at speeds of over 30 mph. Agile climber.

Senses: Exceptional hearing and smell.

Diet: Grasses, forbs, fruit, nuts, and berries. Occasionally preys on small mammals, deer (fawns), and livestock. Also seeks insects (ants, bees), scavenges carrion, and raids garbage cans and bird feeders.

Habitat: Mixed deciduous-coniferous forests with mast-producing overstories and understories, marshes, and thickets.

Social Behavior: Breeding occurs in early summer. Males may breed with several females, but are solitary in the non-breeding season. Females give birth while denned, usually in December/January. Cubs remain with the female for 1 1/2 years. Adult females breed every other year, less often in poorer habitat. Bears are most active at night. Often avoid humans but can be habituated by food sources found near homes.

Connecticut Population: Increasing and expanding. The resident population, including juveniles, is estimated to be around 1,000-1,200. The majority of the population inhabits the northwest quarter of the state but is continuing to expand into suitable habitat in eastern Connecticut.

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Adult males average 250-600 pounds, and measure 5-6 feet from tip of nose to the tip of their tail. Females are smaller, weighing 100-400 pounds, and measuring 4-5 feet in length. Males stand about 40 inches tall at the shoulder; females seldom exceed 30 inches in height. Bears are compact, with stocky legs, small eyes, short, rounded ears, short curved claws, and a short, inconspicuous tail. The black bear has a straight facial profile and a massive skull. Black bears in Maine are normally black, but they are often various shades of brown to cream colored in western populations, and are even white, and blue-gray in color in coastal British Columbia and Alaska. They have a brown muzzle, and occasionally a white throat or chest patch or "blaze". Bears walk flat-footed, and their broad feet leave 5-toed tracks that sometimes resemble human footprints. Tracks of female bears rarely exceed 4.5 inches in width; males leave tracks up to 6 inches wide.

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