Where does the bear live?

Bears are distributed in the northern hemisphere. In the southern hemisphere, there is no trace of it anywhere except the northern part of South America.

Bears living in cold areas in the north hibernate, while black bears in subtropical and tropical areas often don't hibernate. Bears can hibernate for 4-5 months. If you are disturbed during hibernation, you will wake up immediately and occasionally come out of the hole. The cave where bears hibernate is usually chosen in sunny sheltered hillside or dead tree cave. Bears have no fixed habitat except during hibernation. Bears are solitary at other times except during estrus and mating. Female bears usually give birth to 1 ~ 4 cubs.

Appearance characteristics

Bear's body is thick and fat, its hair is long and dense, its face is like a dog, its head and mouth are long, its eyes and ears are small, its molars are large and developed, and its chewing ability is very strong. Strong limbs, feet with five sharp claws, used to tear food and climb trees. The tail is very short. Bears usually walk slowly on their feet, but when chasing prey, they can run very fast and their hind legs can stand upright.

The common characteristics are short tail, excellent sense of smell, no contraction of five claws and long, dense and thick hair. When it was born, it was only about the size of a guinea pig and had to live with its mother for at least one year.