black bear
The 'black bear' refers to a medium-sized bear species, primarily found in North America, known for its adaptability and diverse diet.
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Definition
B2Zoology
(scientific)A medium-sized bear native to North America, usually with black fur but can also be brown, cinnamon, or white.
Example
- The black bear is commonly found in forested areas across North America.
- Despite their name, black bears can have fur ranging from black to white.
B2Wildlife
(general)A species of bear known for its omnivorous diet and ability to adapt to various habitats, including forests and swamps.
Example
- Black bears are often seen foraging for berries and insects.
- Their adaptability allows black bears to live in diverse environments.
B2Cultural
(symbolism)In some indigenous North American cultures, represents strength and resilience.
Example
- In many indigenous stories, the black bear is a symbol of inner strength.
Similar
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