Andean Bear Identification and Characteristics

The video explains how to identify Andean bears by their distinct face markings, which are usually white or cream and can extend to the muzzle and throat. These markings sometimes resemble glasses, earning them the nickname 'spectacled bears'. Each bear's markings are unique, similar to fingerprints, allowing for individual identification.

What is one of the easiest ways to identify an Andean bear?

• By their distinct facial markings

• By their size

• By their habitat

• By their diet

What color are the facial markings of an Andean bear typically?

• White or cream

• Gray

• Black

• Brown

Why are Andean bears sometimes called 'spectacled bears'?

• Because they have poor eyesight

• Because they wear glasses

• Because their facial markings resemble glasses

• Because they live in high altitudes

How are the facial markings of Andean bears similar to fingerprints?

• They are inherited from parents

• They change over time

• They are unique to each bear

• They are used for climbing

What is the significance of the unique facial markings in Andean bears?

• They indicate the bear's age

• They allow for individual identification

• They are used for attracting mates

• They help in camouflage