Black Bear Slowly Waking Up From A Nap Encounter @IreneDowningNature
Black Bear Slowly Waking Up From A Nap Encounter  @IreneDowningNature
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Black bears are found in Canada, Mexico, and North America.

Black bears are omnivores. They mostly eat grasses, fruit herbs, but will sometimes eat other things, including fish and meat.

They may be large, but black bears can run up to 40 kmph

Black bears usually don`t travel very far. A female bear will often have a range of 2-6 miles.

Black bears are most active shortly before sunrise and after sunset.During the day they can often be caught taking naps.

Black bears have an acute sense of smell, with a nasal mucosa area 100 times larger than that of humans.

Black bears have sharp claws that help them climb trees. They can climb 100 feet up a tree in 30 seconds.

They love to swim.

Hibernation is their way of surviving a long winter when there is little food available. Not because it cold.
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