Matósapa
(mah-TOH-SAH-pah)

Black Bears are an important part of the Northwoods ecosystem. Some of the last bears in the Plains and Minnesota they have been a target of hunters like the Grizzly Bear. Black bears harvest and eat a lot of fresh food. They are smart and have an outstanding sense of smell to locate foods miles away. Black Bears will generally leave people and pets alone.

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Strength, Intelligence, Observation

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Color: Black, Brown

Height: 3.5 feet

Length: 6 feet

Male Weight: 900 pounds 

Female Weight: 525 pounds

Lifespan: 5-30 years in wild 

Speed: 35 MPH