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North American Black Bear Enclosure
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North American Black Bear Enclosure
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Marcus
October 27, 2024
Hiking
PUMA
Puma concolor
Class Mammal
wight 80-200 t ength 3-5 feet fength=30-36 in
Habitat: robuntainous areas and forests
Plet: carnivorous-eats meat; diet consists of er, cabbat, birds, raccoon, and other small mammals
Life Span: 15 years in the wild
Puma Foints
The puma is also known as a cougar, mountain lion, panther, painter, and cata- mount
A puma can run up to 45 mph and jump 30 feet wide and 18 feet high.
Pumas cannot roar; they are the largest of the cats that purr..
Puma concolor
Class Mammal
wight 80-200 t ength 3-5 feet fength=30-36 in
Habitat: robuntainous areas and forests
Plet: carnivorous-eats meat; diet consists of er, cabbat, birds, raccoon, and other small mammals
Life Span: 15 years in the wild
Puma Foints
The puma is also known as a cougar, mountain lion, panther, painter, and cata- mount
A puma can run up to 45 mph and jump 30 feet wide and 18 feet high.
Pumas cannot roar; they are the largest of the cats that purr..
Marcus
October 27, 2024
Hiking
NORTH AMERICAN BLACK BEAR
South Carolina
State Park Service
The North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ursus americanus
Class: Mammal
Family: Ursidae
Size: weight = 200-600 lbs length 5-6 feet height=2.5-3 feet at shoulder
Habitat: mountainous areas, forests, and swamps
Diet: omnivorous-eats plants and meat; mainly berries, nuts, grasses, fish, insects, and some small mammals
Life Span: 10-20 years in the wild
Bear Necessities:
Black bears are the most common and most widely distributed of all species of bears found in North America.
Black bears can run up to 35 mph and are excellent swimmers.
South Carolina
State Park Service
The North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ursus americanus
Class: Mammal
Family: Ursidae
Size: weight = 200-600 lbs length 5-6 feet height=2.5-3 feet at shoulder
Habitat: mountainous areas, forests, and swamps
Diet: omnivorous-eats plants and meat; mainly berries, nuts, grasses, fish, insects, and some small mammals
Life Span: 10-20 years in the wild
Bear Necessities:
Black bears are the most common and most widely distributed of all species of bears found in North America.
Black bears can run up to 35 mph and are excellent swimmers.
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