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Value After Hours S06 E34 Alex Morris on The Science of Hitting, Celsius $CELH, $MNST, $FND, $SMG
The Acquirers Podcast
Bears: Masters of Adaptation and Strength
Bears exhibit significant diversity across eight species, each uniquely adapted to their environments, resulting in a variety of behaviors, diets, and physical traits. As omnivores, they consume a wide range of foods, including plants, fruits, insects, and small animals, with some species specializing in specific diets like the polar bear's meat consumption and the giant panda's bamboo focus. Their physical capabilities are remarkable, with grizzly bears able to lift over 500 pounds and sprint at speeds up to 35 miles per hour, demonstrating their impressive strength and agility.
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Let's do it Alright so given that we are an investment related show and that people seem to enjoy the the veggie segments that are about Animals the most for some unknown reason it's surprising to me at least the sperm whales one the sperm whales mostly Yeah, it's quite surprising to me that we've never done a segment on bears before. So we're going to fix that today. There are eight species of bear in the world. These include the American black bear, the brown bear, polar bear, Asiatic black bear, sloth bear, giant panda, Andean bear, and the spectacled bear, which I had to look that one up. It's in South America, and it kind of looks like a cross between a bear and a raccoon So each species has adapted to its environment in different ways and and leads to a very wide range of behaviors diets physical traits, etc Bears are omnivores as everyone knows they eat plants and animals. And fruits, nuts, insects, fish, small mammals, the occasional human, but not too often. Some species, like the polar bear, primarily eat meat. The giant panda mostly consumes bamboo. So quite the range. They possess remarkable physical strength. Grizzly bear can lift over 500 pounds, yet still run at speeds up to 35 miles an hour. So the basically like a bear could catch and eat Usain Bolt, while also lifting two and a half times, you know, his weight. So it's rather impressive.
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