Bears Rubbing Their Backs On Trees

Brown Bears Are More Successful In Mating When They Rub Their Backs On More Trees, Study Finds

Brown Bears More Successful In Mating When They Rub Their Backs on More Trees

Medicine & Technology May 14, 2021

A study reveals that brown bears who rub up against more trees have more cubs and partners. The behavior is linked to being more attractive to the opposite sex.

Bears Rubbing Their Backs On Trees

Brown Bears More Successful In Mating When They Rub Their Backs on More Trees

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