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American (Florida) Black Bear sits and looks at camera.

Close-up of a black bear in a Connecticut yard, baring teeth as it looks at a bird feeder

Great Himalayan bear, rises on the hind legs or shows back. in the outdoor park.

Black bears in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Wildlife watching. Tennessee. Blue Ridge Mountains, North Carolina. Appalachian. Cades Cove Scenic Loop. Summer time.

An American black bear (ursus americanus) casually sits in a dumpster with his arm resting on the edge while looking for food. With winter approaching, he needs to put on weight quickly so he can hibernate.

This bear is enjoying itself lounging on the grass

Black bear standing to check out a bird feeder in Washington, Connecticut, in rural Litchfield County, mid-April. There are an estimated 1,500 bears in the state. They have been sighted in every Connecticut town and city. Though the fourth-ranked state in population density, Connecticut is the 14th most forested, providing good bear habitat. The state recently enacted a law against feeding bears and urges people to take down their bird feeders by mid-March, when bears awaken from their winter sleep.

Wild Black Bear in the summertime, Wildlife Safari, Oregon, USA

A close up of a Black Bear spotted in Iwate, North Japan

close-up of black bear leaning over rock

Siamang or black-furred gibbon sits in a cage after being rescued by the Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) from illegal keepers

Young black/brown bear standing by tree in the yard.

5G Base Station Ground Data Eequipment Cabinet

Black bear doing some dumpster diving at a construction site.

Bear encounter in the woods of Litchfield County in Connecticut, where most of the state's 1,500 bears are found. Bears can move as quietly as cats, and in lush woods they're hard to see. You could turn around and see one standing there. This one started huffing and puffing, but went away when the photographer raised his voice. Speaking aggressively to a bear, however, can backfire. This photographer watches out for smaller, younger bears in particular, since they may not have yet learned to avoid people.

Malayan Sun Bear in the cage,Chongqing zoo

$Pingnan County,Guigang City,Guangxi Province,China,\nwild animal protection area.This is black bear preserve.\nThis is a black bear standing up.$

sun bear in a cage at the zoo, A place for breeding and keeping wild animals, as a means of learning for visitors who come

$The Brown Bear is a large mammal found in various parts of the world, including Eurasia, North America, and some parts of Asia. It is also known as the Grizzly Bear in North America. Brown Bears are typically large-bodied animals, with males weighing up to 600-700 kg and females weighing up to 200-300 kg. They have shaggy fur that can range in color from light brown to almost black, and they often have a distinctive hump on their shoulders. \n\nBrown Bears are omnivorous animals, meaning they eat both plants and animals. Their diet varies depending on their location, but it typically includes berries, nuts, roots, insects, and small mammals such as rodents. In some areas, they also prey on larger animals such as elk or moose.\n\nBrown Bears are known for their strength and powerful muscles, which allow them to dig and forage for food, climb trees, and swim long distances. They are also known to be solitary animals, except during mating season. Brown Bears hibernate during the winter months, often in a den made of vegetation, where they can conserve energy and survive on stored fat until the spring.\n\nDue to habitat loss and hunting, Brown Bears are considered a threatened species in some parts of their range. However, conservation efforts have helped to stabilize their populations in many areas.l look$

$Black bear in spring woods of Washington, Connecticut; monochrome with slight yellow toning. This bear’s lowered head and menacing look -- with the high-contrast lighting, lush May woods, and balanced composition -- work best in black and white.\n\nMost of Connecticut’s 1,200 bears are in rural Litchfield County, where this photo was taken. The county is somewhat larger than Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which is famous for its black bears, among other things. That park has an estimated two bears per square mile. The bear density in Litchfield County is comparable.\n\nNotes from the photographer:\n\n\$

Black bear searching for food balanced himself on the rim of a construction site dumpster

Black bear Ursus americanus relaxes in its cave on a warm day in southern Florida

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