How long do black bears live with their mother?
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16–18 months
American black bear
How long do black bears live with their mother?
Grizzly bear Brown bear Bear Bear attack American black bear Polar bear Kermode bear Bear danger Moose Grizzly 399
<b>The</b> grizzly bear (Ursus arctos horribilis), also known as <b>the</b> North American 
brown bear or ... <b>A</b> grizzly <b>bear&#39;s</b> front claws measure about 2–4 inches in length; 
<b>a black</b> ... <b>There are</b> an estimated 70–100 grizzly <b>bears living</b> in northern <b>and</b> 
eastern ... Cubs <b>are</b> always born in <b>the mother&#39;s</b> winter den while she <b>is</b> in 
hibernation. <b>The</b> brown bear (Ursus arctos) <b>is a</b> bear species that <b>is</b> found across much of 
northern Eurasia <b>and</b> North America. In North America, <b>the</b> populations of brown 
bears <b>are</b> often called &quot;grizzly bears&quot;. It <b>is</b> one of <b>the</b> largest <b>living</b> terrestrial 
members of <b>the</b> order Carnivora, ... <b>The</b> teeth <b>are</b> reliably larger than American 
<b>black bears</b>, but average smaller&nbsp;... <b>Bears are</b> carnivoran mammals of <b>the</b> family Ursidae. They <b>are</b> classified as 
caniforms, ... With <b>the</b> exception of courting individuals <b>and mothers</b> with <b>their</b> 
young, <b>bears are</b> ... <b>their</b> dens during <b>the</b> winter for <b>a long</b> period of hibernation, 
up to 100 days. ... <b>Bears</b>&#39; closest <b>living</b> relatives <b>are the</b> pinnipeds, canids, <b>and</b> 
musteloids. <b>A</b> bear attack <b>is</b> an attack <b>by</b> any mammal of <b>the</b> family Ursidae, on another 
animal, although it ... Unlike grizzlies, female <b>black bears do</b> not display <b>the</b> same 
level of ... than sympatric brown bears, which <b>live</b> in more open spaces <b>and are</b> 
thus ... bears <b>can</b> also be dangerous, as <b>their long</b>-term exposure to humans 
causes&nbsp;... <b>The</b> American black bear <b>is a</b> medium-sized bear native to North America. It <b>is the</b> 
continent&#39;s smallest <b>and</b> most widely distributed bear species. American <b>black</b> 
<b>bears are</b> omnivores, with <b>their</b> diets varying greatly depending on season <b>and</b> 
location. They typically <b>live</b> in largely forested areas, but <b>do</b> leave forests in 
search of ... <b>The</b> fur <b>is</b> soft, with dense underfur <b>and long</b>, coarse, thick guard 
hairs. <b>The</b> polar bear (Ursus maritimus) <b>is a</b> hypercarnivorous bear whose native range 
lies largely ... U.m. tyrannus was significantly larger than <b>the living</b> subspecies. ... 
Unlike brown <b>and black bears</b>, polar bears <b>are</b> capable of fasting for up to ... 
begin <b>the long</b> walk from <b>the</b> denning area to <b>the</b> sea ice, where <b>the mother can</b> 
once&nbsp;... <b>The</b> Kermode bear (Ursus americanus kermodei), also known as <b>the</b> &quot;spirit bear&quot; 
(particularly in British Columbia), <b>is a</b> rare subspecies of <b>the</b> American black bear 
<b>living</b> in <b>the</b> Central <b>and</b> ... <b>Black bears are the parent</b> species of Kermode bears, 
<b>and</b> each one killed could be carrying <b>the</b> rare recessive gene that allows&nbsp;... Most brown <b>and black</b> bear encounters in human-populated areas involve so-
called &quot;trouble <b>bears</b>&quot;, usually young males who have just left <b>their mothers and</b> 
<b>do</b>&nbsp;... <b>The</b> moose (North America) or elk (Eurasia), Alces alces, <b>is a</b> member of <b>the</b> New 
World deer ... <b>The</b> most common moose predators <b>are the</b> gray wolf along with 
<b>bears and</b> humans. Unlike most other deer species, moose <b>do</b> not form herds 
<b>and are</b> solitary animals, aside from calves who remain with <b>their mother</b> until <b>the</b> 
cow&nbsp;... Grizzly 399 (born 1996) <b>is a</b> grizzly bear inhabiting Grand Teton National Park 
<b>and</b> Bridger-Teton National Forest. Grizzly 399 <b>is the</b> most famous brown bear 
<b>mother</b> in <b>the</b> world, with <b>her</b> own ... North American brown <b>bears</b>, popularly 
known as grizzly <b>bears</b>, <b>are a</b> subspecies U. arctos horribilis of <b>the</b> species U. 
arctos.
16 -- 18 months
American black bear