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Black Bear Facts
Learn black bear facts for a clear picture of the species and the issue of hunting.
These animals inhabit vast territories from Alaska to central Mexico and prefer dense forests, mountainous regions and tundra. The Canadian population is larger than in the USA. Western populations are usually lighter in color, being blonde, cinnamon, and brown. Some species in Alaska are white or bluish gray.
Learn black bear facts for a clear picture of the species and the issue of hunting.
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Black Bear Facts -
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The body length of males is 140-200 cm, and females are 120-160 cm. The weight of males ranges between 47 and 400 kg, and females weigh between 40 and 230 kg, depending upon age, season and food availability. Their tail is 8- 14 cm in length. Learn black bear facts for a clear picture of the species and the issue of hunting.
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