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 \nCubs will live with their mother until they areabout two years old and able to take care ofthemselves.This family of brown bears lives inNorth America.Brown bears are bigger andshaggier than black bears.  \nThis mother brown bear is showing her cubshow to catch fish.By watching her,the cubslearn how they should stand in the shallow partof the river,then quickly pounce on the fish.  \nThis big brown bear has just caught a salmon.Most bears are omnivorous,which means theyeat both plants and animals.","cbCaiij1L8PJKp0l","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiij1L8PJKp0l","pdf",2857792,28,"English","# Early Life and Development\n## Birth and Growth of Cubs\n## Hibernation and Denning\n# Learning and Survival\n## Climbing Skills\n## Teaching Fishing Techniques\n## Diet and Behavior","[{\"question\":\"How much do bear cubs weigh when they are born?\",\"answer\":\"Bear cubs are very tiny when first born, weighing less than a pound.\"},{\"question\":\"Why do bears sleep in dens during the winter?\",\"answer\":\"Bears sleep in dens during winter to survive the colder months by living off the fat and nutrients stored in their bodies, which they accumulate by eating extensively in the autumn.\"},{\"question\":\"What does it mean for a bear to be omnivorous?\",\"answer\":\"Being omnivorous means that a bear eats both plants and animals as part of its regular diet.\"}]","Bear - Wildlife Educational Guide | PDF",1790694234,43]