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Kobotan [32]
3 years ago
5

If an animal is in the family ursidae, what also must be true about that animal?

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Cloud [144]3 years ago
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Bears are large dog<span> like </span>mammals<span> found all around the world. There are eight different </span>species<span> of bear that are found in a wide range of </span>habitats<span> in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, mainly the Americas, </span>Europe<span> and Asia.</span>

<span>Most bears are </span>nocturnal<span>, solitary </span>animals<span> only really congregating during the bears mating season. The mother bear will then raise her cubs until they too, are old enough to live on their own. Bears generally have an excellent sense of smell and are also fantastic at climbing trees, swimming and are able to run at speeds of up to 35 mph for short periods of time.</span>

<span>All bears are generally classified as </span>carnivores<span> but most </span>species<span> of bear today have adapted various herbivorous traits. For example, the giant panda has a </span>diet<span> that primarily comprises of bamboo. Most </span>species<span> of bear tend to hunt </span>fish<span> over land </span>animals<span>, although its not uncommon for a bear to not eat </span>fish<span> at all.</span>

<span>In Viking northern </span>Europe<span>, the locals firmly believed that by wearing a shirt made of bear skin, the wearer would adopt the powerful characteristics of the bear such as the bear's strength and courage. Legend has it that the word </span>berserk<span> is said to originate from this belief from the way the affected men adopting these bear attributes behaved, but whether this is true or not is hard to tell.</span>

<span>The Malaysian </span>sun bear<span> is the smallest of the existing bear </span>species<span>, with the average adult </span>sun bear<span> measuring around 1 meter tall. The </span>polar bear<span> is generally the biggest </span>species<span> of bear with the adults growing to over 3 meters tall. The </span>grizzly bear<span> found in North America is the only other </span>species<span> of bear where the adults can get to this </span>size<span>, but it is uncommon.
It must be true that the animal is a type of bear</span>
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