How long do grizzly bear cubs stay with their parents?
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Nearly all North American bear cubs wean at 2 years. And that's PARENT, Boars are not welcome around the Sow or cubs.
71910
I guess it really depends on the situation. My parents were separated for about a year, give or take, until they finalized their divorce
843187
They don't have ownership but legally, anyone who stays 14 nights out of sixty nights is considered a tenant. So technically after two weeks they were legally allowed to be there. You can have them evicted if you own the house yourself. But they still are entitled to thirty more days of stay before they have to leave.\n\nI know this is the case in north carolina, and it is generally the same in all US states. check with your police department. they can tell you everything you need to know if you want them out.
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I would think that would be fine. However, you should check your local and state laws. Some states have an age requirement, also some have an hourly limit as well. For example 3 hours is ok, but more than 4 becomes neglect. Some have neither. I know there are some states that require them to be 14 years old.\n\nI think with you being so close , that it doesn't really count as leaving them home alone.. but again, I am not certain.\nBest bet is to make sure so noone can get into trouble.\n\nGood Luck!
63372
see if their parents still live at the same place
93326
Black-footed ferrets have been known to live up to 12 years in captivity.As far as out in the wild where they belong, there isn't much known about them, and currently since they are on the endangered list, there is captive breeding going on to introduce them back into the wild.\nAs far as the domestic ferret is concerned, lifespan is variable anywhere from 6 years and up.  All the yrs I have been an owner, the longest I had one was 10 years but I have heard of some though rare reaching 12.
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No. They cannot legally leave their parents until the age of 18.\n12 is out of the question, since they're not allowed to join the work force at that age.\nIn some instances, they can go to court at the age of 17, possibly even 16, and have a judge declare them legally emancipated (free from parental control), but that is rare. The circumstances would need to be unusual.
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According to the law, you have to keep her till she is 18. You are her guardian, and she has no choice in the matter. The law says she has to stick with you.
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No its not weird. The fathers parents are the childs grandparents and they have a right to be in the childs life. That would mean they see the child once a week right? I think its nice of them to invite her around for a meal.\n\nThey probably realise the breaking up of their sons and your gfs relationship was over something stupid their son did and that your gf was quite decent and they have nothing to hold against her. In order for them to have an active role in their grand daughters life they have to get along with the childs mother. \n\nIts a bit hard for them to want to see a 2 year old baby when the mother doesnt bring it over. So shes part and parcel of their visitation with the child. Im sure if your gf dumped the 2 year old baby off to them and walked out the baby would be freaked out over not being with her mother. (have unnecessary anxiety)\n\nI think its totally reasonable. Shes not playing up with the ex and you obviously know all about her visiting his parents so shes not lying to you or covering anything up, so technically shes not doing anything wrong.\n\nHang onto her, she sounds like a good one. Im sure the parents will realise shes moved on with her life as in being with you. Im sure her exs parents might even feel a hint of embarassment or remorse for their sons non involvement in the childs life, so they feel they have to make up for it. I think they are nice people to stick by your gf and their grand child.\n\nThey will know there is no hope for their son and her but just want to be a part of their grand daughters life.
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My friend Bernice Bearinson is very handsome and strong. She loves bears and is very good at avoiding injuries when handling them. Unfortunately she is not very good at attending wounds caused by bear attacks, so I'm not if that makes her a suitable candidate. ;)
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Polar bears don't have to defend themselves from anyone or anything other than human hunters, and even then often the polar bear can get the upper hand.  Polar bears tend to live at the edge of the floe ice, so they can easily swim away from anything they want to avoid.\n\nPolar bears really can't defent themselves from the main things that are really endangering them, mostly the melting polar ice cap.
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Polar bears are getting there proverbial cold-asses whupped ! Stranded on ice-floes,mother and cubs are separated,the cubs become easy prey and are subject to starvation. Their population is decreasing fast. Also, I understand that there is,or would be an affect to global warming,..green-house gases...ozone layer...stuff like that  \nand us..\nPeace.
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a bear ---- because they get to eat their hearts out, and nobody gives them a hard time about exercise, PLUS the fact that they get to smack their cubs when they are doing something stupid, AND the fact that they get to sleep all winter! ROFLMAO
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Sometimes the questions are better than other times. This is a better question.  Baby squirrels and baby birds also do not leave the nest until they are able to fend for themsleves. And they grow up very fast. I do not know how long it takes a squirrel to grow up, but a baby robin learns to fly in 13 days. Immagine that!!!
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Well i agree with answer #1.If they are just staying a little while then why not just stay home and make them happy it's not like you'll be sacrificing anything so Major it's just a few parties trust me ther will be a lot more. If they are staying for a long time because of whatever reason then try to compromise go out only like one or two nights a week if it really bothers them.Thy are not gonna be around forever and this is a small thing that you can do that will make them happy.
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Used to,they are gone now.I lived near them by choice.As they got older,they  started needing my help.It was only fair to help my parents as they aged and hope that someone will help me if I live to be old.Not all parents are good to their children,but mine were good to me and I paid them back as they aged and was with both of them when they died. I have no regrets.Just didn't want to live next door to them,sometimes one of them would get into my personal business.Had to move 20 miles away.Close,but not too close.I would tell you that living close ,especially how dangerous things are getting in this world.As they age, they will need your help in more ways than one.Live as close as you can,but try to keep your life to yourself.My parents always cared for my well being,sometimes too much.Had to have that little bit of distance so I could live my life my way.
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Depends on what they are fighting for.\n\nIf it is a grizzly female they are fighting for, the grizzly wins. \nIf its a polar female they are fighting for, the grizzly wins. \nIf its seals they are fighting for, the polar wins.