Presentations

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PAWS UP FOR SUN BEARS by Priyanka (PRIS) media type="custom" key="12905872"

by Olivia and Nathaly (ISKL) ||~ UN-BEAR-ABLE by Olivia, Jhonatan, and Alessio (PRIS) || by Monica (ISKL) Click here to download ||~ And the Sun Bear said... SAVE OUR SOULS by Maxim, Sydney and Rowan (PRIS) ||
 * ~ The Amazing Sun Bears
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 * ~ Sun Bears: They Are in Danger
 * ~ Sun Bears: They Are in Danger
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Sun Bears by William (ISKL) media type="custom" key="12890116"

Where Sun Bears Are Found by Andrew, Paul and Tan (ISKL)
Sun bears are the smallest species of bears and they live in the tropical rainforest of South East Asia. Sun bears are normally between 120-150 cm long and weigh an average of 50 kg. They are omnivores and mainly eat fruits, honey and invertebrates, including lizards, birds, turtles, eggs and many others.

Sun bears have long and strong claws allow them to break into tree trunks for honey, termites, ants, beetles, etc. They have inward-turned feet which gives them an awkward walk, but allows it to climb exceptionally well.

It is estimated that there are only about 10,000 sun bears left and they are considered as endangered animals. The most common threats to the sun bears are logging and poaching. Much of the sun bear’s habitats are being destroyed to plant palm oil trees. The logging causes the sun bears’ food supplies to decrease. Sun bears are also being hunted for their bones and meat. Their bones are used for medical purposes and their meat is eaten by many people around the world.

Sun Bears by Isabella (ISKL) media type="custom" key="12723898"

A Call For Help by Sofia, Neve and Valentino (PRIS) media type="custom" key="12742206"

Sun Bear Locations by Haiqal (PRIS) Sun bears are found in the South East Asia, in the countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia,  Thailand, Laos, Burma, Bangladesh, and India. Color Key: Brown = In Existance Black = formerly known Dark grey = presence uncertain

Facts About The Asiatic Black Bear In Korean by Jinuk (ISKL) media type="custom" key="12758252"