About 95 percent of the black bear diet is plant-based and includes roots, buds, nuts, berries, fruit, clover, dandelions, and wild oats. The remaining 5 percent of their diet consists of the larvae of ants, bees, and hornets. Black bears are relatively ineffective predators, and seldomly capture larger prey. On rare occasions, they catch fawns, moose calves, and beaver.
oops I think the black bear is not going to leave my back yard. I have most of what the ursus americanus likes.
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pensava que os ursos comiam MEL
:)))
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E esse vestido, como é que vai?
beijinhos
Que máximo!!!Anda tudo a ver se o vê, não?
Beijocas... espero que não ataque o teu jardim
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