West mexican black bear
A species of Bear Scientific name : Ursus americanus machetes Genus : Bear
West mexican black bear, A species of Bear
Scientific name: Ursus americanus machetes
Genus: Bear
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General Info
General Info
Lifespan
20-30 years
Diet
West mexican black bear is primarily an omnivore, with widespread seasonal dietary habits. Its diet includes fruits, nuts, insects, honey, fish, and small mammals. Acorns and fish are a favorite, particularly in autumn and spring respectively.
Appearance
West mexican black bear is a medium to large-sized bear with a solid, muscular body. It has thick, lustrous fur that's primarily jet black, sometimes with a white chest patch. Its snout is often brownish, and its eyes are small. The subspecies’ size and appearance can vary, but males are generally larger than females. As its fur gets denser and duller with age, elderly individuals can be distinguished.
Behavior
West mexican black bear is typically a solitary animal, displaying crepuscular behavior with activity peaking during dawn and dusk. Known for foraging for vegetation and small mammals, its diet varies seasonally. It avoids confrontation and will climb trees when threatened. Territorial marking includes scent-marking with urine and rubbing against trees.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Mammals Order
Carnivores Family
Bears Genus
Bear Species
West mexican black bear 
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