Bears
From the family of Ursidae, bears are basically mammals falling into the category of caniforms. A large body, stocky legs, shaggy hair and a long snout are the general physical attributes of a bear. They are native to North America, South America, Europe and Asia. For getting a better bearing on the subject, read the articles below.
- Brown Bear Facts
The brown bear is easily the most populous bear species found on Earth. It has over 7 subspecies and occupies a vast range of habitat types. Read on to learn more about this type of bear.
- Sun Bear Facts
The Sun bear is the smallest as well as the rarest species among the bear species. One of the most spectacular Sun bear facts is that the animal has a golden crescent shaped fur patch on its chest, which is perhaps why it's named after the sun.
- Grizzly Bear Facts
An aggressive omnivore, Grizzly bears are basically solitary animals that attack only when provoked. Here are some interesting Grizzly bear facts, which would help you to get an insight into their behavior and way of life in the wild.
- American Black Bear
The American Black Bear is the most common species of bear that occurs in North America.
