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Wild in Pennsylvania Black Bear. Introduction Have you ever wanted to learn about the magnificent life of a Black Bear? Have you ever climbed a tree?

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1 Wild in Pennsylvania Black Bear

2 Introduction Have you ever wanted to learn about the magnificent life of a Black Bear? Have you ever climbed a tree? Well you should because Black Bears do all of that. Black Bears can live for 12 years! That’s long because Black Bears have absolutely no predators. Black Bears are magnificent animals.

3 What is a Black Bear ? A Black Bear is a mammal. They are also omnivores. Also they are plantigrade (flat-footed).

4 Where do Black Bears live? They live in desert scrub. They also live in a woodland habitat. They live from the USA up to Canada.

5 What do Black Bears look like? They have soft black under fur. Black Bears have a short black nose. They also have long gray guard fur.

6 What are some behaviors of Black Bears? Black Bears have a great sense of smell. They are great swimmers. They also climb trees.

7 What do Black Bears eat and how do they hunt? Black Bears eat insects. They eat small mammals too. They hunt by grabbing their prey with their sharp claws.

8 Black Bears have no natural predators. What predators do Black Bears have and how do they protect themselves?

9 What are some interesting facts about the Black Bear Black Bears weigh up to 300 lbs. They live life solitary (alone). Two to three cubs born each spring.

10 Conclusion Black Bears are magnificent animals. They are mostly harmless. These are only some of the interesting facts about Black Bears.


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