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Perhaps the most obvious characteristic here is the color of the coat. This bear is black! But that doesn't necessarily mean that it is a black bear. There are dark/black brown bears as well. In this case, it's a good indicator, but let's look a little bit more at this bear.
There is no noticeable hump between the shoulders of this bear, which suggests that it is NOT a brown bear. There appears to be some sort of bump along the neck, but I believe that is from the spine and not so much a muscle mass between the shoulders.
