Animal Expert David Mizejewski: Brown Bear Cub & Baby Alligator
Synopsis
An 11-week-old brown bear cub named Tara weighs just a few pounds but will grow to between 300 and 400 pounds as an adult.
Synopsis
David Mizejewski introduces Tara, an 11-week-old brown bear cub, during a late-night segment in 2012. As he interacts with Tara, he discusses the decline of brown bears in North America and the conservation efforts of the National Wildlife Federation. Mizejewski explains that brown bears primarily eat insects, fish, and fruits, despite their reputation as predators. He also notes the size of Tara's paws, which have five claws each. The segment shifts to an American alligator, where Mizejewski emphasizes the animal's powerful bite force and the need for respect when encountering wildlife.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Tara, the adorable brown bear cub.
- Find out how to safely interact with wildlife.
- See the surprising bite force of an alligator.
Did You Know
- The brown bear cub is only 11 weeks old and will grow to 300-400 lbs.
- An adult alligator has a bite force of 2,000 lbs, like a small pickup truck.
- Grizzly bears, a type of brown bear, are in decline in North America.
- Bears eat a variety of foods, including insects, fish, and fruit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a brown bear cub weigh when fully grown?
A brown bear can weigh about 300 to 400 pounds when fully grown.
What is the bite force of an American alligator?
An American alligator has a bite force of about 2,000 pounds.
How many claws does a brown bear have on each paw?
A brown bear has five claws on each paw.
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