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Bear Cards |
| An animal which eats both plant and animal matter | The bodies of dead animals, usually found in nature in the process of decay. | The area in which an animal travels in the scope of normal activities to meet its needs and is not defended. |
| The arrangement of food, water, shelter and space suitable to animals' needs. | A physical characteristic that helps an animal use its habitat more efficiently. | The number of animals of a given type which can be supported in a given area. |
| Ability to use body parts like a hand to grasp things. | Influences that affect the well-being of an animal or population of animals. | The act of one animal killing another animal for food. |
| Polar bear, grizzly bear, black bear | Any bear population threatened with extinction. | Legal designation for animals which may be managed and hunted only under regulation |
| Blond, tan, brown, cinnamon and black. Various shades of brown, black, white (kermode), and blue (glacier). | Animal foraging for its own food, shelter and other needs in an environment that serves as a suitable habitat. | What an animal does. |
| Bear that lives close to humans and occasionally feeds on garbage. | Agency responsible for wildlife and its management. |
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| The period of time when the female will accept the male for breeding. | The appearance of growth rings in a tooth that is used to determine age. |
A person who studies living organisms and their relationship to one another.
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| The interrelationships of wildlife with one another and with the various elements of their environment. | The use of natural resources in a way that assures their continuing availability to future generations. | In wildlife usage, forbs are weeds and herbs. |