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What is a bear’s habitat?

Posted by Bear World on Mar 17, 2020 in Blog | Comments Off on What is a bear’s habitat?

Bears prefer various habitats depending on their location and species. Yellowstone bears often prefer different habitats, although both species sometimes overlap. Black bears from North America are mostly wild creatures, preferring big woody areas with various nut- and fruit-producing species and small gateways that stimulate the fruiting of different shrub species. Wetlands and lowlands are crucial sources of succulent vegetation. Pools and streams are required for...

How Many Bears are Left in the World?

Posted by Bear World on Feb 13, 2020 in Blog | Comments Off on How Many Bears are Left in the World?

When was the last time you saw a real bear? On the television or the park? In case you have not noticed, their numbers are reducing by the day. Blame it on human activities such as deforestation and encroachment in the forests, and all their species are facing threats to their populations. Still, there is no reason for an alarm. Yellowstone bear world will let you discover the few existing bears you have always wanted to see. Here are some cool facts about bears that...

Yellowstone Camping: What You Need to Know

Posted by Bear World on Jan 15, 2020 in Blog | Comments Off on Yellowstone Camping: What You Need to Know

Setting up a camp in Yellowstone is a budget friendly alternative to hotel accommodation, and also a thrilling experience. Camping is an excellent way to unwind, take in the park’s natural surroundings. And, even enjoy subtle pleasures such as eating meals around a campfire. If you are planning to visit Yellowstone soon, read on for more information on Yellowstone camping. Campgrounds in Yellowstone Yellowstone National Park has a total of twelve campgrounds with at...

Interesting Facts About Yellowstone Super Volcano

Posted by Bear World on Dec 16, 2019 in Blog | Comments Off on Interesting Facts About Yellowstone Super Volcano

The Yellowstone super volcano is located in Yellowstone National Park. Also known as a caldera, the super volcano is situated in the northwestern part of Wyoming. However, it also extends into the eastern part of Idaho. The Yellowstone caldera was discovered by Bob Christiansen from the US Geological Survey via geological field work in the 1960s and 1970s. The smoldering Yellowstone super volcano is an underground heat engine that fuels the steaming geysers, bubbling...

What Is a Group of Bears Called?

Posted by Bear World on Jul 12, 2019 in Blog | Comments Off on What Is a Group of Bears Called?

A Sleuth of Bears A group of bears is called a sleuth or a sloth. In the same way that the word “long” becomes “length” or the word “moon” becomes month, the old-fashioned –th added to an adjective form a noun. Sloth or sleuth originates from the adjective slow, and although bears are not particularly known for being the slowest animals, it could have originated from their habit of hibernation or from their habit of appearing like they are constantly in...

How Long Do Bears Live?

Posted by Bear World on Jun 10, 2019 in Blog | Comments Off on How Long Do Bears Live?

Bear Species There are eight bear species in the world. Although most of them are omnivorous, their diets are mostly vegetarian. In the wild, bears can live up to 25 years of age, though older bears have been documented. Most bears however don’t reach old age because of human activity like hunting and habitat encroachment. North American Black Bear The North American Black Bear is the most common bear in North America. It’s found in a large portion of North...

How Long Do Bears Hibernate?

Posted by Bear World on Apr 16, 2019 in Blog | Comments Off on How Long Do Bears Hibernate?

What is Hibernation? Hibernation is when animals (or plants) spend the winter in a dormant state. They spend several weeks or months sleeping, and this state of inactivity helps them to conserve energy. Hibernation is characterized by slow breathing, a slow heart rate, low body temperatures, and a low metabolic rate. Typically, animals hibernate to cope with months that are low in food supply. Stored body fat from earlier months gives the body all the energy it...

Why Bears are Important to the Environment

Posted by Bear World on Mar 14, 2019 in Blog | Comments Off on Why Bears are Important to the Environment

What comes to mind when you think of bears? Probably mean, wild creatures that roam the forested mountains and like to sleep a lot. Did you know that these creatures are of the paramount essence to the environment? Sit tight while I shed some insights on the importance of bears. Why are Bears Important to the Environment? For years, many people have tried to understand the peculiarity of bears. For starters, they can stand on two legs, pick things with their...

Interesting Facts About Bears You Have Probably Never Heard About

Posted by Bear World on Feb 19, 2019 in Blog | Comments Off on Interesting Facts About Bears You Have Probably Never Heard About

Bears may be one of the most interesting animals to mankind. They have captivated our mental faculties for years, and some people even use bears to help with overcoming mental illnesses, such as trauma or for natural therapeutic relief. This interesting fact is just a sample of many interesting things about bears that few have realized, and our team of bear experts at Yellowstone Bear World has compiled a few of them in this article. The Spirit Bear The...

What You Should Know about the Weather in Yellowstone throughout the Year

Posted by Bear World on Feb 1, 2019 in Blog | Comments Off on What You Should Know about the Weather in Yellowstone throughout the Year

For those planning vacation in Yellowstone, understanding the dynamic Yellowstone weather patterns may help you plan the best time to visit and vacation at Yellowstone. Each season in the national park creates its own unique and adventurous feel, be it spring, winter, fall or summer. The ever-changing Yellowstone weather is incredible to witness, from the silver glean of newly fallen snow in the winter to the scenic fields of wildflowers in the summer. Basically, there...