how do bears have sex?
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doggy style .and growling a lot ,\nand the animal bears do as well
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some whales mate on their sides at the surface and roll over periodically; as far as breathing goes, even if they werent at the surface, they can hold their breaths for pretty long periods of time. certain whales have also been known to mate in groups, but im not personally sure how this works..\n\nanyway, most whale sex is underwater actually and pretty quick, and no they dont get stuck.\n\nif you are really looking for details, here is a good quick site:\nhttp://whale.wheelock.edu/archives/ask00/0221.html
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"Bears don’t pee or poop when they hibernate. Their bodies recycle or simply stop making what normally needs peeing out every day"
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Plumbing\nThe primary goal of sex is to merge the sperm and egg (fertilization) to make a baby. In many organisms, sex occurs outside of the body. For example, in most fish or amphibians, females lay eggs somewhere (usually on the sea/river bed), the male comes along and sprays the eggs with sperm and fertilization takes place.\n\nIn reptiles and mammals (including humans), fertilization takes place inside the body of the female (internal fertilization). This technique increases the chances of successful sexual reproduction. Because we use internal fertilization, our sexual organs are specialized for this purpose. Let's take a closer look at the sexual organs in males and females.\n\n\nCome Together\nWhen a man and a woman engage in sexual activity, each goes through an arousal phase. In both the man and the woman, nerve impulses from the brain cause their heart rates to increase and dilate peripheral blood vessels. They feel warm, and they begin to sweat. The Cowper's glands in the man and the vestibular glands in the woman secrete fluid that lubricates the man's urethra and the woman's labial area and vagina.\n\nThe man's brain sends nerve impulses to the blood vessels in his penis and tells the arterioles to dilate and the venules to constrict. The blood flow engorges the spongy tissue of his penis, causing it to become erect. As the couple engages in intercourse, the man inserts his erect penis into the woman's vagina. As intercourse continues, the man reaches a point at which muscle contractions in the epididymis, prostate and seminal vesicles propel semen from the penis into the woman's vagina (ejaculation) at the base of the uterine cervix. Muscle contractions in the woman's body periodically dip her cervix into the semen.\n\nOnce the semen is deposited at the base of the uterus, the sperm begin a long journey to fertilization
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FU N   F A C T S\n\nBrown bear habitat includes forested mountains, meadows, and river valleys.\n Grizzlies, or brown bears, eat mostly vegetation. They supplement their diets with the meat of animals such as fish and small mammals, when it’s available.\n \n\nAs winter approaches, brown bears—often called grizzly bears—prepare for a long hibernation. During the fall, a brown bear eats practically around the clock, stocking up for the four to seven months when it’ll have to live off stored body fat. A grizzly may chow down on 90 pounds (40 kilograms) of food each day. \n\nAs the cold swoops in, the fattened bear waddles into a den among rocks or one it dug out among tree roots. As it falls into a deep sleep, the bear’s heart rate drops from about 40 beats a minute to as low as 8 beats a minute. All the bear’s body functions slow down. \n\nThe female brown bear enters her den pregnant with one (sometimes two or three) baby bears. If she succeeded in finding enough food to have a healthy store of fat, the embryo, or tiny developing baby bear, continues to develop and is born after a couple of months. If the mother didn’t fatten up enough, the embryo might not develop. \n\n“Mama bear” doesn’t even wake up as her blind and hairless cub is born midwinter. The tiny bear, about the size of a chipmunk, is just strong enough to crawl into a position where it settles in to nurse. A female brown bear’s milk is very rich in fat and calories, so the cub grows quickly. By the time the adult grizzly wakes up in the spring, her baby is strong enough to follow her out of the den. \n\nNearly half of all brown bear cubs born are likely to die before they’re a year old. Some die of disease, and others die of starvation. Predators such as wolves, mountain lions, and adult male bears—even a cub’s own father—are threats, especially to cubs that are separated from their mothers. But mother brown bears are fiercely protective, so many cubs do survive. They live with their mothers for up to three years, and then they’re usually ready to face life on their own.
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It was BJ and the Bear - Bear was a chimp.\n\nOooh...there's even a fansite - I just found this:\nhttp://groups.msn.com/BJandTheBearFanClub/_homepage.msnw?pgmarket=en-us
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yes, bears do hibernate in winters they eat all that they can eat... they also eat soil to block their digestive system to go out the other side... but bees are social insects.... they stay in their hives in winter, they dont hibernate, they just stay there and with the helping hands of each be they keep their self warm by clustering their selves together and uses their wings to regulat the temperature inside the hive... same tecnique is used in summer only they dont cluster during this season..
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Female bears are called sows. Sows usually have 6 functional mammaries.\n\nGood grief, why would anyone believe that a member of the carnivora would have only two?
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I'm pretty sure that they do. However, if memory serves correctly, dolphins are the only animals that have sex for pleasure(other than humans).
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Actually...there is no good answer for this question.\n\nUsually the best thing to do is avoid surprising a bear. A lot of hikers where bells so that bears can here them coming and will shy away....although this could also attract a curious bear.\n\nAvoid smelling like food. Clean up camp sites properly and suspend food (although, black bears can climb trees and rip down your line). Don't wear fruit perfume. Also, having sex, or even menstruating, can potentially attract a curious bear.\n\nIf you do run into a bear...no one seems to be able to answer that with a solid response. In general, just stay  back, and if it notices you just try and look non-threatening. Turn sideways and hunch up a little to look smaller. If the bear seems peaceful, back away while speaking softly.\n\nMaking a lot of noise to scare the bear is a bad idea. It could theoretically frighten off a bear, but it will probably just aggravate it. If it doesn't take off at the sight of you, that could mean that it's used to humans (especially if this is around a park...or if it's a problem bear that was relocated from a park area). If it's used to humans...you just have to hope it'll leave you alone and not come abling after you for the food it expects you to have.\n\nIf a bear approaches you, don't scream at it or run away. The yelling will probably irritate it more, and you stand no chance of out running a bear.\n\nPlaying dead isn't a reliable method. Grizzlies will usually leave you alone, but a black bear will be happy to play with a "dead" person for a bit. Use this only as a last resort.\n \nIf you're actually being attacked (like getting chewed on), you might as well abandon the non-threatening idea and go all out on intimidation. Look big (hold out your jacket to make yourself appear bigger) and stamp the ground....I guess yelling at this point won't hurt, and just fight for your life. Hit it in the nose (this spot is tender) and pray. I'd also run at this point...at least it'll give you something to do for the last five seconds of your life.\n\nAlso don't climb a tree, because black bears can climb and you're worse off fighting a bear in a tree than fighting it on the ground.
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Birds actually go through the process of fertilizing an egg just like humans, except for birds this happens outside of the body whereas for humans it happens inside the body. So in reality, no actual 'sex' happens for birds...the male bird fertilizes the egg that the female laid, and the female sits on the egg while it gestates. \nGoodluck with that bird porn site, though.
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that is not possible because of chromosomes that decide if we are boys or girls. Each animal has a certain number of cromosome in thier make up. Rabbits have different from dogs have different from cats etc. I dont know the exact number for bears but I promise you it is not 46 (if I remeber right) that humans have. these same chromosomes also determain your sex. guys are the x and girls are the y (i may have that backwards) hope this helps someone else may have more info but that is mostly the jist of it. Good luck.
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One unusual feature of the hyena is that females have an enlarged clitoris called a Pseudo-penis. Female hyenas give birth, copulate, and urinate through their protruding genitalia, which stretches to allow the male penis to enter for copulation, and it also stretches during birth. The anatomical position of the genitalia gives females total sexual control over who is allowed to mate with them. Researchers originally thought that one of the things that causes this characteristic of the genitals is androgens that are expressed to the fetus very early on in its development. However, it was discovered that when the androgens are held back from the fetus, the development of the female genitalia was not altered.
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No, but they can grow Horny.
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They reproduce by giving birth.\nThey have to reproduce via male and female combination.\nThey can adapt their body temperature depending on environmental conditions.\nThey all have hair.
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The sexual stamina of a baboon
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Actually no. They are the most laid back animals. Just like bunnies hate to reproduce. They just have alot of kids at once. They don't sit around having sex all the time.