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American Black Bear

Ursus americanus

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Field Notes

Description:

Black bears are the smallest bears in Alaska. "Kuma is a male black bear that was brought to AWCC in May 2002, weighing only three pounds. He was found alone in a hole in a backyard in Trapper Creek, AK. The homeowner was putting in a septic system and when the mother bear passed by, the cub fell in and was unable to climb out. When the cub was discovered, the sow was nowhere to be found."

Habitat:

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

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