American black bear - Oregon Zoo
Black bears are the smallest bears native to North America. Males weigh up to 600 pounds, and females up to 200 pounds. In spite of their name, their fur can be yellow-brown, cinnamon or grey-blue, usually depending on their home location.
American black bear - San Francisco Zoo & Gardens
American black bears inhabit a wide variety of forests, including open woodland, scrub forest, swampland and temperate rainforest, from sea level up to 11,000 feet. They are found in Canada, forested parts of the United States, and northern Mexico.
American Black Bear - Lincoln Park Zoo
2024年11月15日 · American black bears are the smallest bear species in North America, averaging 5–6 feet long, 3 feet tall at the shoulder, and up to 600 pounds in weight. Despite their name, they come in many colors, including shades of brown and even grayish-blue and white.
Black Bear Habitat-Pool View | Webcam - Oakland Zoo
Black bears are North America’s most common and familiar bear, and Oakland Zoo is proudly home to three—a mother and two cubs. Don’t let the name fool you, American Black Bears can come in different shades from black, brown, cinnamon, and even blonde!
Black Bear | Stone Zoo - Zoo New England
Considered a medium-sized bear, they're the smallest in the Americas, weighing up to 600 pounds, with females considerably smaller at 200 pounds. Learn more about Stone Zoo's Black Bear.
Black Bear - Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
The American black bear is the smallest and most widely distributed bear species in North America. With a population double that of all other bear species combined, it is by far the most common member of the bear family.
American Black Bear - Oakland Zoo
The American Black Bear is the smallest of the three bears species found in North America, and are found only in North America. Black bears have short, non-retractable claws that give them an excellent tree-climbing ability.
American Black Bear - Binder Park Zoo
The American Black Bear may be active at any time of the day, but usually forages at night or at dawn and dusk for food. While it has a lumbering gait, it can run quickly, climb trees, and swim. They are generally a solitary species, but when congregations do …
Bears - Monterey Zoo
Monterey Zoo houses four California Black Bears. Although they may appear brown, brown is simply a color variation of the black bear in the United States. Our bears, Stuart, Martha, Peyton and Mikey were all captive bred in other zoos or orphaned at sanctuaries prior to arriving at …
North American black bear – Sedgwick County Zoo
The black bears at SCZ are brother and sister who were orphaned in the Oregon wilderness after their mother was shot. They were rescued by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and Wildlife Safari in Winston, Oregon, and within days arrived at their forever home at Sedgwick County Zoo where they will serve as important ambassadors to their ...