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Sun Bears Vs Black Bears
Bears can be found throughout the world. They are generally large animals, and are characterized by a plantigrade walk which is to walk on their heels like humans, a large body, short legs, a stub of a tail, small, round ears, and forward facing eyes. There are considered to be eight species of bear. The purpose of this essay is to compare and contrast the differences between the black bears and the sun bears. The three main differences are the place where it lives, the fur color and the food that it eats. The black bears can be found from Canada to northern Mexico. They are typically live in the forests but are also found in mountains and swamps. Despite by their name, the black bears can actually appear in a variety of colors. There are

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