Understanding Bear Biology and Behavior

The video introduces bears, highlighting their physical traits, such as fur color and body structure. It discusses their abilities to climb and swim, and their omnivorous diet, including a love for honey and bamboo. The video explains hibernation and its link to their eating habits. It covers bear reproduction, threats from hunting, and their ability to stand on hind legs. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe.

What is a common physical trait of most bears?

• Feather-covered body

• Short legs and long snout

• Long legs and short snout

• Scaly skin

Which bear is known for its black and white fur?

• Sun bear

• Panda bear

• Grizzly bear

• Polar bear

What is a notable skill of bears despite their size?

• Flying

• Digging tunnels

• Camouflaging

• Climbing trees

How do bears primarily use their sense of smell?

• To communicate

• To locate food

• To detect predators

• To find water

Why do bears hibernate during winter?

• To migrate

• To find food

• To conserve energy

• To escape predators

What do bears rely on during hibernation?

• Accumulated fat

• Sunlight

• Stored food

• Water reserves

What is a threat to bear populations?

• Lack of food

• Hunting for fur

• Climate change

• Overpopulation

How are baby bears born?

• With full fur and teeth

• Without hair, teeth, and blind

• Able to walk immediately

• With a full set of claws

What unique ability do bears have that can be intimidating?

• Standing on back legs

• Running at high speeds

• Changing colors

• Jumping long distances

How much can a grizzly bear weigh?

• 1000 pounds

• 500 pounds

• 1477 pounds

• 2000 pounds