Characteristics
Black Bear fur color varies from cinnamon to black. It has a brown snout, small white breast spot is often present and he has no hump on his shoulder. Black Bear size from head and body length is 4 1/2 to 5 ft, shoulder height is 2-3ft. An adult weighs close to 300 lbs.
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Black Bears pics - photos, posters, fine art prints of bears in the wild |
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Habitat
Black Bear lives in the forests, swamps and mountains. They are native to North Carolina.
Black Bears will gain weight in the fall of the year then go into hibernation for the winter. The Bear Hibernates in dens that are located under fallen trees, caves or other protected areas. Occasionally, one will wake from his hibernation.
Food
He feeds on animals from insects to large mammals, plant material, carrion and garbage.
Remember do not feed the Bears. Feeding Bears like any other wild animal makes them less fearful of humans and therefore more dangerous to humans
Bears are wild animals and are Dangerous.
Young
Cubs are born about the end of January. Cubs are very small when compared to the adult bear. A cub weighs about a half a pound at birth.
Other bears
Books: Suggested Reading
Mark of the Bear: Legend and Lore of an American Icon
Ten essays and color photographs present a romantic image of this fascinating animal
Foxfire 5: - Rain-making, blacksmithing, bear hunting, flintlock rifles, and more...More Foxfire Books
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