Real Black Bear Teeth
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Left: Real Black Bear Canine
Right: Real Black Bear Molars
We store the black bear teeth in mineral oil to keep them from cracking. They are the natural color with stains. Just wipe them off to remove any gunk on them from shipping. If you want to whiten them, just soak them overnight in household hydrogen peroxide from the drug store. The canine shown above is fairly typical. It is 2.5" from top to bottom and 0.75" wide in the middle. Some are a bit bigger, some are a bit smaller. The molars shown above measure approximately 0.5" to 0.75" long by 0.25" wide by 0.75" high. Each molar weighs about 3 grams.
Click HERE to see if black bear teeth are permitted for sale in your state. (If your state is not listed, please contact your State Department of Natural Resources and provide us with the relevant proof that black bear claws are permitted for sale in your state.) We will not ship claws to states that do not permit us to do so.
Genus and species: Ursus americanus. Wild.
Black bear around the world are considered to be a threatened species. The trade in these skins is regulated to ensure that the bears do not face extinction. Black bear are no longer found in some areas, but are quite plentiful in Canada. In fact, according to the Globe & Mail, more than 100,000 black bears are thought to live in the Canadian province of Ontario alone. All of our black bear products have been legally acquired. Most of the bear skins come from legal hunting or culling programs.
Please Note: Black bears are covered by CITES and are NOT FOR EXPORT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES because of extensive paperwork requirements and delays.
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