Bear Survival Strategies and Behavior

The video explores the behavior of bears, highlighting their survival tactics such as hunting, scavenging, and foraging. It delves into the protective nature of female bears, especially when safeguarding their cubs from male bears. The video also showcases the playful and learning behaviors of young cubs as they grow and explore their environment under the watchful eye of their mother, who plays a crucial role in their development until they reach independence.

What are some of the survival strategies of bears?

• They depend on humans for food.

• They hunt, scavenge, and forage.

• They rely solely on scavenging.

• They only hunt for food.

Why might a male bear attack cubs?

• To play with them.

• To protect his territory.

• To bring the female back into estrus.

• To eat them as a food source.

How do female bears react when their cubs are threatened?

• They run away to protect themselves.

• They hide their cubs in a safe place.

• They wait for the male to attack.

• They go on the offensive to protect their cubs.

What do young bears focus on after a threat is gone?

• Finding food.

• Playing and exploring.

• Sleeping.

• Hiding from other animals.

At what age do young bears typically become independent?

• Four years old.

• Three years old.

• Two years old.

• One year old.