Post by brobear on Jan 22, 2023 6:11:07 GMT -5
We here at the Domain of the Bears are biased for the bear, which simply means that we are pro-bear. But, nevertheless, we keep it honest. So, let's take a look on the down side of bears. I will get this started.
1- Bears are poor hunters. It has been said, by the experts, that while one grizzly can hunt and kill an elk, another grizzly has no clue how to hunt. The exception to the rule is the polar bear. He knows how to hunt seals and other arctic wildlife. Just how good of a hunter he would prove to be in a forest we just can't know. Even those grizzlies that have some hunting skills hibernate during the cold Winter months, because their hunting skills are not fine-tuned well enough to get them through the Winter months.
Truth: big cats are better hunters.
2- Bears are poor fathers. They have nothing to do with raising their cubs. Cubs of other bears are in danger of being eaten by a grown male bear.
Truth: big cats are better fathers.
3- Bears are poor jumpers. A bears' limbs are basically designed like those of a human. His leaping ability is pretty much on a human scale.
Truth: big cats are better jumpers.
4- Vision. The vision of a bear is not as poor as once believed, but rather poor when compared to most other Carnivorans. Some say that his vision, both day and night, are pretty-much on an even keel with the eyes of a domestic dog. Although bears are believed to have excellent color vision.
Truth: big cats have better vision.
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1- Bears are poor hunters. It has been said, by the experts, that while one grizzly can hunt and kill an elk, another grizzly has no clue how to hunt. The exception to the rule is the polar bear. He knows how to hunt seals and other arctic wildlife. Just how good of a hunter he would prove to be in a forest we just can't know. Even those grizzlies that have some hunting skills hibernate during the cold Winter months, because their hunting skills are not fine-tuned well enough to get them through the Winter months.
Truth: big cats are better hunters.
2- Bears are poor fathers. They have nothing to do with raising their cubs. Cubs of other bears are in danger of being eaten by a grown male bear.
Truth: big cats are better fathers.
3- Bears are poor jumpers. A bears' limbs are basically designed like those of a human. His leaping ability is pretty much on a human scale.
Truth: big cats are better jumpers.
4- Vision. The vision of a bear is not as poor as once believed, but rather poor when compared to most other Carnivorans. Some say that his vision, both day and night, are pretty-much on an even keel with the eyes of a domestic dog. Although bears are believed to have excellent color vision.
Truth: big cats have better vision.
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