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El oso pardo es el animal terrestre más grande de la fauna ibérica, que vive en los bosques caducifolios de la Cordillera Cantábrica y los Pirineos, se alimenta principalmente de frutos y brotes aunque también de insectos, huevos y peces, y pasa el invierno en letargo en cuevas o huecos de árboles.
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- 1. El oso pardo
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- 4. Es un animal plantígrado porque camina apoyando todo su peso sobre las plantas de los pies.
- 7. Su dieta es principalmente vegetariana: frutos, brotes, tubérculos, etc.
- 8. Completa su dieta con insectos, miel, setas, huevos, peces, etc.
- 10. Durante el invierno, de enero a marzo, cuando escasea la comida, suelen disfrutar de un letargo invernal en el interior de cuevas abrigadas, brezales o huecos de viejos robles.
- 12. Cada camada suele tener entre 1 y 3 crías.
- 13. La gestación dura 2 meses y se produce en invierno.
- 14. Entre una camada y otra suelen transcurrir 2-3 años.