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Plastic Black Bear

F1966 B228 - Plastic Black Bear, 4 1/4 inch museum quality replica

US $5.50

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Our Plastic Black Bear

This engaging, realistic-looking plastic black bear miniature is made of hard plastic. This bear replica has elaborately detailed fur and claws and is painted black and tawny brown.. Our museum quality black bear toy is 4 1/2 inches long from nose to the back foot and is 2 1/2 inches high.This black bear makes for a nice pet, fits into a shoebox diorama, or serves as a great collectible. Our plastic black bear is excellent for science projects as well. Check out our other bear toys and gifts.

About Black Bears

The American Black Bear (Ursus americanus) is North America's smallest bear. They are a commonly found in the forest but will come out into inhabited areas to forage for food. American black bears can be distinguished from brown bears by their smaller size, their more concave profiles, their shorter claws and the lack of a shoulder hump. Adult males typically weigh between 125 and 550 lb, while females weigh less at 90–275 lb. Although called black bears, this animal can come in a number of colors such as light brown, cinnamon, dark brown, chocolate and jet black. Black bears are very territorial and mark trees with their scent. They are able climbers and excellent swimmers. They are omnivores and feed on plants, berries, and bugs, which they dig with their paws and nose.