Bear In United States

The most legendary creature of all time is the teddy bear, also known as, the Louisiana black bear (Ursus americanus luteolus). They are one of sixteen species of the American black bear.  The species was previously across-the-board in North America, from Alaska, together with Newfoundland, to central northern Mexico. Currently, the Louisiana black bear is […]

Evoking a mix of fright and fascination, bears have been the superstars of Yosemite’s ecosystem. However, there are a lot of tales that exist regarding them in the state of Yosemite.  As caretakers of the wilderness, we are here to set the facts straight on a few of the common tales associated with the bears

Standing as tall as 8 ft and weighing up to 800 lbs, the grizzly bear is a subspecies of brown bear that inhabits the northwestern United States and western Canada. But did you know that they were once also present in Mexico?  Yes, the Mexican grizzly bear was one of the largest and heaviest known

Florida has inhabited bears particularly the black bears since European colonization. By the early 1980s, the area occupied by bears had decreased to 18% of its historic coverage. In the present age, bears have re-occupied 49% of their historic area. From 1960 to today, the population of these bears has grown from 5 million to

California is home to amazing national and state parks, it offers its visitors the opportunity to spot extraordinary wildlife. But, you may wonder, if California is home to bears? Bears are a constant symbol of the Californian wild forests, that roam across almost every forested area of the continent. And In this article, I’ve explained

Colorado, one of the states in the western part of the United States, consists of a healthy black bear population.  Black bear (Ursus americanus) is a species and not a color. As there are few black bears with brown, honey-colored, or blond fur, people confuse them with Grizzly bears.  Unlike Grizzly bears, the black bear