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A bear rubs on a tree on a trail in Alaska

Young Black bear of cinnamon color hugging a pine tree loaded with Pine Bark Beatles in the Yellowstone Ecosystem in western USA, of North America

Portrait of a little bear cub climbing a tree. Wildlife protection concept. Isolation on white.

The grizzly bear (Ursus arctos horribilis), also known as the North American brown bear or simply grizzly. Young brown bear or young grizzly bear. Kalispell, Montana.

A bear standing in a forest vertical view in north of Finland near kumho

A green forest with grizzly bears climbing a tree in Finland during daylight

A black bear cub climbs a tree at Tower in Yellowstone National Park

A single baby Black Bear sitting in a tree

Majestic brown bear, ursus arctos, climbing on tree in summre forest. Large mammal standing upright and looking in woodland. Vertical composition of wild predator watching in wilderness.

The American black bear (Ursus americanus), also known as the black bear, is a species of medium-sized bear endemic to North America. A widely distributed bear species. Kalispell, Montana. Young cub trying to climb a tree.

Big brown bear standing leaning in a tree of a forest showing claw

Black bear in forest in St-Jean-des-Piles during summer day

A grizzly bear stood facing sideways on its hind legs with its back against a tree post and face tipped up, mouth slightly open with a look of content on his face as he scratches his back on the post. Trees and foliage as background .

$Black bear in spring woods of Washington, Connecticut; monochrome with slight yellow toning. This bear’s lowered head and menacing look -- with the high-contrast lighting, lush May woods, and balanced composition -- work best in black and white.\n\nMost of Connecticut’s 1,200 bears are in rural Litchfield County, where this photo was taken. The county is somewhat larger than Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which is famous for its black bears, among other things. That park has an estimated two bears per square mile. The bear density in Litchfield County is comparable.\n\nNotes from the photographer:\n\n\$