What about the deadly Drop Bears in Australia. All they do is eat and fall on people. Only joking. I know it's a marsupial. They are also known as Koala Bears
I really thought brown bears and grizzly bears were two different species....like Montana type vs. Alaska type....maybe there are variations? Like Kodiak? Now I have to do some bear research lol
I do think that sloth is a bit misleading as I have never heard anyone refer to them as a 'sloth bear', just as a sloth - but great quiz :)
Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_bear
It's time for bed.
I typed in red panda about 20 times thinking I had mysteriously spelt it wrong, did it have a capital R?was it all one word? was it red panda bear?
The only two species in the Ailuridae genus, Fulgens fulgens and Fulgens refulgens.
Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica.
Are they mentioned by size?
Also, a panda is not a raccoon.
Giant pandas have recently be classed as bears. And the red panda is in a family of its own, but deemed closer to racoons than the giant panda.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sloth_bear
Why not add an explanation for this at the top? Half the comments here are asking about it and Glitschko56 hasn't commented since 2012...