Baby Black Bear is the Teddy Bear of the Forest

The video explores the life and characteristics of Bucky, a 7-month-old black bear cub. It highlights the importance of safety when encountering bear cubs in the wild, emphasizing that mother bears are often nearby. The video describes the physical traits of black bears, their behavior, and survival strategies, including their ability to climb trees to escape predators. It also covers their feeding habits, noting their omnivorous diet and strong sense of smell. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to share their experiences and visit the host's website for more adventures.

What is the main reason you should never approach a bear cub in the wild?

• They are too fast to catch.

• They are not as cute as they seem.

• They are not dangerous at all.

• Their mother is usually nearby and may attack.

Which feature helps distinguish a grizzly bear from a black bear?

• The hump on their back.

• The color of their fur.

• The size of their paws.

• The length of their claws.

What is a black bear's first means of escape when threatened?

• Climbing a tree.

• Swimming across a river.

• Hiding in a cave.

• Running fast on the ground.

What is the primary reason black bears are considered omnivores?

• They only eat plants.

• They eat both plants and animals.

• They only eat meat.

• They only eat insects.

Why is it important to secure your garbage when living near black bears?

• To keep them from eating unhealthy food.

• To stop them from becoming pets.

• To avoid attracting them to your home.

• To prevent them from making a mess.

What is the term used to describe a bear's behavior of eating excessively before hibernation?

• Hyperphagia

• Hyperactivity

• Hypoglycemia

• Hypothermia

What should you do if you encounter a black bear while hiking?

• Try to feed it.

• Stay calm and back away slowly.

• Run away quickly.

• Approach it slowly.