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American Black Bear Cub

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$2.71 $4.45 In stock

Bears differ from other carnivores as the special molar teeth that they possess have not specially adapted to shearing meat, but to instead grind down vegetation. However, for such a large animal to sustain itself successfully on a predominantly vegetarian diet the Black Bear must spend an enormous amount of time eating and is known to consume tens of thousands of nuts and berries in a day. As they spend around half of the day foraging for and eating food, the average Black Bear consumes a nut or berry every second of this time.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

I was surprised by how heavy and solid this little guy feels in hand—the weight makes it feel more realistic than a typical plush. The detailed fur texture and those unique molar teeth really show the craftsmanship.

Timothy ★★★★★

The fact that their molars are designed to grind vegetation rather than just tear meat is fascinating and makes them so much more interesting than I expected. My kids have been reading about this feature nonstop since the toy arrived.

Hannah ★★★★★

I was honestly surprised by how big this cub is in person—the fur is much thicker than I expected. It's a solid little guy, and you can really see how those molars are built for grinding plants.