American Black Bear
Ursus americanus
The American black bear is a forest-associated North American omnivore whose coat is not always black. Seasonal changes in food strongly shape …
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Ursus americanus
The American black bear is a forest-associated North American omnivore whose coat is not always black. Seasonal changes in food strongly shape …
Tremarctos ornatus
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Ursus thibetanus
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Ursus arctos
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Ailuropoda melanoleuca
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Melursus ursinus
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