Female bears exhibit strong maternal instincts, providing care and protection to their cubs. Cubs stay with their mothers for an extended period, learning essential survival skills before becoming independent.

1. Female Bears and cubs
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Bears consume berries fruits nuts insect fish Female bear care protect cub
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1 Q.How are bears known?
The bear is thoughtful and independent, with little need for fellowship. The bear
is also self-contained and strong-willed in nature.
2 Q.What is a bear’s home called?
Den

2. 3 Q.What are bears like to eat?
Fruit, nuts, honey and other plant parts are favorites of bear. They also eat insects
and sometimes fish, but most of their food comes from plants. Bears have an excel-
lent sense of smell, and can easily find food using their noses. Bears are attracted
by smells, and almost everything smells like food to a bear
5 Facts of bears
1. Diverse Species: Bears comprise various species, including the polar bear,
brown bear, black bear, sun bear, and panda bear, each adapted to
different environments.
2. Omnivorous Diet: Bears are opportunistic omnivores, consuming a
wide range of foods such as berries, fruits, nuts, insects, fish, and
occasionally small mammals.
3. Hibernation: Many bear species hibernate during the winter to
conserve energy. During this period, their heart rate and metabolism
significantly decrease, allowing them to survive without food.
4. Impressive Strength: Bears are known for their strength; some species, like
the grizzly bear, are capable of powerful attacks. Their strength is crucial for
activities such as hunting, foraging, and digging.
5. Maternal Care: Female bears exhibit strong maternal instincts,
providing care and protection to their cubs. Cubs stay with their mothers
for an extended period, learning essential survival skills before becoming
independent.