What is the difference between a wildbear and
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As you can see, the polar bear has a longer and taller body with a long flexible neck, which is the result in living across the coasts in the Arctic Circle, because polar bears spend a lot of time in water, which is where they catch their preys (being mostly seals)
On the other hand, the brown bear has a shorter and more compact body, with a visible hump on the shoulders, which is result of living in the boreal and temperate forests where there are other animals as potential enemies such as wolves and cougars, so this is what they need to settle in those areas where there’s a lot of competition.
Contrary to popular belief, polar bears aren’t strictly carnivores since some of them have been recorded to eat barks and berries in the boreal tundra forests. The reason they’re often referred as carnivores is because there isn’t any other food source besides animals like seals and walruses in the Arctic Circle, where most of them live.
Brown bears are omnivores and this means they eat everything that is edible as food for them, ranging from barks, berries, honey, and animals like rodents, deers, moose and bisons. Because their diet has a very wide array, they can adapt seamlessly in the boreal and temperate forests ranging from Western Europe to North America.
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wild bear is mainly found it forest it's an omnivorous...
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