Himalayan Bear Hunting

The Himalayan bear, referred to as the Himalayan black bear (*Ursus thibetanus*), is a subspecies of the Asiatic black bear. These creatures are omnivores, consuming a varied diet that consists of fruits, nuts, leaves, insects, and sometimes small mammals. Their particular liking for honey is what has earned them the nickname “honey bear.” Generally solitary in nature, Himalayan bears are primarily active during the day (diurnal) but may also exhibit activity at dawn and dusk (crepuscular) or at night (nocturnal). They possess impressive climbing skills and frequently take shelter in trees.