- Peştera Urşilor means Bears' Cave. The cave was named so, as numerous Cave bears (Ursus spelaeus) were found in this cave.
- Greetings stranger, you have found yourself inside the bears cave, you are a guest of the Bear. Gather around and enjoy the warmth of the bears cave.
- ...out on the bones of bears from all sectors of the cave and have made it possible to obtain the complete mitochondrial genome of the cave bear.
- Bears' Cave is located in the western Apuseni Mountains, on the outskirts of Chișcău village, Bihor County, northwestern Romania.
- Next (Cave of the Patriarchs). Cave bear is the common name for a large bear, Ursus spelaeus, that lived in Europe during the Pleistocene about 250...
- Bear Cave (Bärenhöhle) is located near Sonnenbühl, Swabian Alps in Germany. The total length of Bear Cave is 292 meters and most of it is accessible to the public.
- While the ferocious countenance and terrifying bulk of the cave bear might elicit visions of a terrifying hunter, it’s believed that cave bears were primarily vegetarian.
- In 1983, around 140 skeletons of cave bears were discovered in an ancient cave in Romania known as the ‘Bears’ Cave’.
- Meet the majestic Cave Bear! Standing at 2.7 meters (8.9 feet) tall and belonging to the Ursidae family, this extinct animal had a large and robust body shape.
- During the mild season, the cave bear built up their body fat. It was not uncommon for the bear to die during hibernation for lack of resources.