Black Bear Cubs in the Park

The video explores the life of a black bear and her cubs in a park. It highlights the bear's hibernation, survival strategies, and the cubs' early life, including their climbing skills and vulnerability to predators. The mother bear's role in protecting her cubs and the cubs' growth into independent adults are also discussed.

What unique ability does the mother bear have during hibernation?

• She grows extra fur.

• She communicates with other bears telepathically.

• She can fly.

• She turns waste into protein.

Why is the forest crucial for the mother bear after hibernation?

• It provides shelter from the rain.

• It has a river for swimming.

• It is a place to meet other bears.

• It offers a variety of food to help her regain weight.

What is a natural skill that bear cubs are born with?

• Flying

• Swimming

• Climbing

• Hunting

Which predators pose a threat to the bear cubs?

• Snakes and hawks

• Wolves and eagles

• Coyotes and bobcats

• Lions and tigers

How long will the cubs stay with their mother?

• 6 months

• 24 months

• 18 months

• 12 months

What role will male cubs take on as they grow?

• They will become leaders of the pack.

• They will become loners.

• They will form a new family group.

• They will stay with their mother.

What is the primary role of the mother bear for her cubs?

• To introduce them to other bears

• To protect and instruct them

• To teach them to hunt

• To find them a new home

What is the future role of female cubs?

• They will migrate to another forest.

• They will join a new pack.

• They will rear their own offspring.

• They will become hunters.