Bear and bigcats anatomy

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(11-27-2016, 10:32 AM)Polar Wrote: Not to mention the muscles of a bear are greater suited for endurance and brute force, than those of a canid or felid, which are more for sprints and explosive power. However, bears can still produce the same power as the other two carnivoran groups, even with less fast-twitch fibers. The reason to this is still being looked into by the informative Ursus Arctos from Carnivora.

 
As I have already said, as bears have weak hearts, in adjustment to this con, they have developed brutal power from their muscles. They have descended from a creature named bear dog if i am right. So, they must have built endurance just like dogs. While they maintained the same strength in muscles since generations through hard work and fight with other creatures, their heart however seemed to be weak. Hence they developed brute power to end fights very soon without being getting need for delivering maximum energy for the fights. Reply