The life span of the golden bear

The golden bear is a very precious American animal, also known as the lazy bear, which lives in the tropical rain forest in northern South Xiong Ke. The life span of a golden bear is about 25 to 30 years. In the wild, their life span is usually shorter than that in the artificial environment, because they need to follow the laws of nature and face the challenges of the natural environment. In the zoo or domesticated artificially, the golden bear can get better protection and care, and its life span will be prolonged accordingly.

Golden bears usually reach sexual maturity at the age of 2 to 3. After mating, they will give birth to 1 2 cubs in the tree and feed them for a few months after birth. Before the cubs grow up, the mother will always take them with her until they are independent enough. Wild golden bears give birth to very few cubs every year, so their reproduction is also very slow.

Golden bear is a vegetarian, and its main food is leaves, flowers, fruits and honey bait. Because of their lazy living habits, it is difficult for them to absorb protein, so it takes a long time to digest food and absorb nutrition. In the wild, golden bears also eat some small animals such as insects and eggs.

In modern society, more and more people begin to pay attention to the protection of golden bears. Whether in the wild or in the artificial environment, people need active participation and support. Protecting this mysterious and beautiful species is also an important part of maintaining the ecological balance of the earth.