Tibetan black bear
VShe is a not very big bear, rather black, with a collar, a V-shaped white mark under his neck. That’s how we recognize him very well.
At birth, the Tibetan black bear is very small. It weighs 360 grams. Adults, males will weigh up to 150 kilos, females a little less.
Power sidehe eats fruits, berries and then of course, swarms of bees.
On the communications side, it will rather make cries, therefore vocalizations. And then he can also use his posture.
The Tibetan black bear is an excellent climber.
At the Auvergne animal park, a small sign also indicates: “stronger than Julian Alaphilippe “ Sometimes we see them at the top of trees, wondering how the tree is holding up.
The black bear is hunted for its bile
While it is a sacred animal in Japan, the Tibetan black bear is hunted in China for its bile. Studies show that the gallbladder of the Tibetan bear has virtues for Chinese medicine. It was therefore hunted a lot and unfortunately still is today. Bile is taken from a living bear until it dies. Protective measures have been put in place by NGOs in Vietnam in particular, but this is not enough to stop this barbaric practice.
To see Giovanna, Malta, Irène and Paliku, the 4 females Tibetan black bearsgo home 29
The Auvergne animal park of Ardes sur Couze
The Auvergne animal park has been committed since 2012 to the protection of endangered species. You will discover species in danger of extinction. The park also financially supports wildlife protection programs around the world. 1€ of your ticket is donated to Play for Nature to support these programs
To discover the 350 animals of 65 different species and prepare your visit, head to the site of the Auvergne animal park in Ardes sur Couze. The park is open all summer from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.. Please note that pets are not allowed in the park.
Of many activities with animals are offered to you: day caretaker, family safari, privileged encounter…and new for 2022: breakfast with the animals before the park opens!
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