Bear Behavior and Feeding Habits

A single mom bear is on a quest for food along the shoreline, facing risks from other bears. She hopes to find a large carcass, which could be a life-saving meal. However, an adult male bear has already claimed a dead Beluga. The smell attracts more bears, and eventually, they share the bounty peacefully, as fighting is pointless when there's enough for all.

What is the primary goal of the single mother bear in the video?

• To find a mate

• To locate a safe den

• To search for food

• To play with other bears

What is the significance of finding a large carcass for the bears?

• It provides a temporary shelter

• It attracts other animals

• It can be a life-saving meal

• It marks their territory

Why does the mother bear have to wait at a safe distance?

• She is afraid of the water

• An adult male bear has claimed the carcass

• The carcass is too small

• She is waiting for her cubs

What attracts more bears to the area?

• The smell of the rotting meat

• The presence of cubs

• The sound of waves

• The sight of other bears

What happens when the larger bear arrives at the carcass?

• He shares it with the mother bear

• He ignores the carcass

• He leaves it for the cubs

• He takes control of the feast

How do the bears behave once their initial hunger is satisfied?

• They search for more food

• They fight over the remaining food

• They leave the area

• They feed together peacefully

Why is there little point in fighting among the bears?

• The carcass is too small

• There is enough food for all

• They are afraid of each other

• They are too tired to fight