Do bears eat people?  What do bears eat?
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Bears eat anything, they're omnivorous, including people. There are too many documented cases of bears entering campsites and carrying away one of the campers. The Forest Service hunts these errant individuals down and destroys them but that doesn't help much if you happen to be the one carried off. Yellowstone has had a couple of incidents. There's been several on the east coast with black bears. Granted most bear encounters are accidental on the persons and bears part but not all. There have been numerous cases of black bears stalking and attacking hikers, playing dead although recommended with grizzles is not recommended for black bears as they usually kill only for food and it would just make their job a lot easier.
531749
Porridge?  I thought that's what Goldielocks ate in the bears' cottage?
1056613
We ARE supposed to eat animals. we are part of the food chain that was created in this world. Vegetarians have their reasons NOT to eat animals, but other animals eat animals lower on their food chain... we are just part of that chain.
588971
I'll tell you what the Ranger told me when I asked him what the difference was between black bears and grizzlys. "After you see one and climb a tree, if the bear climbs up behind you to eat you, it's a black bear, if the bear shakes you out of the tree and eats you, it's a grizzly."
198540
Most polar bear carcasses are actually eaten by other polar bears, and there are very few remains left to decay.  What the bears do not finish, smaller animals, like the arctic fox, will take care of.  The food supply of walrus and seals for most artic bears has dwindled, leaving many starving.  Thet therefore eat whatever they can get their paws on.  Discovery Channel had a recent special about polar bears and they actually showed the remains of baby bears that had been eaten by starving male bears.  Hope that helps!
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OK i'm going to say this once.\n\nBEARS BEAT YOU HA HA HA HA \n\nGO BEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
471907
They don't prey on any animals, they're herbivores, so only eat plant matter. And cheese!
623751
Neither. Killer whales do not attack or eat people. They only eat fish and (i think) some variety of seal.
752590
According to several websites I've checked out, they hunt for bear and other wild game.  Just what you'd expect them to.  They also fish.
682775
Polar bears view humans as prey, and actually enjoy killing and eating us. Lions are afraid of humans, and can be deterred by a blow to the nose. People wrestle alligators for fun, and win. Sharks are not interested in eating humans, and rarely attack, and they too can be deterred by a blow to the nose.
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Grass grows on the praries.  \nMosquitos get nourishment from grasses and other vegetable sources.\nLizards eat mosquitos and other insects.\nRoad runners eat lizards.\nHawks eat road runners.\nVultures eat any dead animals.\nRabblts eat grass.\nCoyotes eat rabbits.\nVultures eat dead coyotes.
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Depends what kind of animals! Some eat other animals.  Some forage under the snow for food.  Some eat tree bark, etc.  Some get fed by humans.
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First, we and our closest relatives are great apes not monkeys. The chimpanzee hunts and eats meat, but is predominantly vegetarian. The bonobo is an opportunistic meat eater. The gorilla is vegetarian. The orangutan is largely vegetarian.
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Bears have a diet that is mostly based on berries, fish and the occasional animal that might wander around.  Berries are missing in winter, and fishing is hard to do owing to the ice that covers lakes (and fish are not as active anyway), and looking for the odd animal it could catch would be time and energy consuming; perhaps not a good move from an energy point of view (the bear would spend more energy to hunt that it owuld get from eating the animal it could catch; bears are solitary animals as do not have the hunting success a pack of wolves might have).\n\nSo, it makes good sense for them to "close" shop for the winter, and live off the fat they accumulated in the summer and fall.
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Ever eaten a hot dog?\n\nChances are you've eaten pig brains.  Probably cow too.  \n\nBest not to think about what goes into those things.\n\nNothing specifically wrong with brains, it's just a gross thought to our western minds.\n\nBears rely on the fat rich brains of spawning salmon to put on their winter weight to help get them through the winter.\n\nIt's not a good idea to eat human brains though.  To much chance of interspecies diseases like kuru, or Kruitzfeld-Jackob's disease (which I probably spelled wrong).  Mad cow, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy is a mild, cow based form of the same disease.  Basically, rogue protein prions riddle your brain with shredded holes like Swiss cheese.  Not fun.\n\nSo, just in case you were thinking about doing it, don't eat human brains.
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Penguins cannot be eaten by Polar Bears, as these birds are endemic to the antarctic and Polar bears are only found in the artic (South and North poles, respectively).\n\nWhen a penguin  does die though, they do decompose, but at a bit slower rate than they would in a warmer climate. Other scavenging animals can also feed on the penguin carrion as well.
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Depends on what ants you are talking about \n\n some ants like  sweet stuff\n\nTry leaving some bread and jam or honey around ,\n in the ant season  \n and you will see them homing in on it , in droves .\n\n Some ants are carnivorous  \n living on other insects and even caterpillars \n\nsome ants are scavengers that will eat  or take to their nest anything  they can find that is edible  .\n\nBut ants love sweet stuff above all . \n\n>^,,^<