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Black Bear Diet Black bear diet is various in different habitats and conservation efforts are aimed at preserving them, as well as keeping the species away from farms. Late summer and fall is the best time when berries, fruits, acorns and nuts are available. It is uncommon for these animals to hunt, but they eat lemmings, mice and other small mammals if manage to catch them. Occasionally this species prey young moose, deer and domestic cattle. Black bear diet is various in different habitats and conservation efforts are aimed at preserving them, as well as keeping the species away from farms. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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This species is omnivorous, its food vary seasonally and by locality. Early spring is the hardest time for the animals and they have to eat carrion of winter-killed creatures; from May until June they forage on sedges and grasses, rob eggs from waterfowls and catch fish. Black bear diet is various in different habitats and conservation efforts are aimed at preserving them, as well as keeping the species away from farms.