1. American Black Bear: It inhabits various forest types in North America.
2. Asian Black Bear: Found in forests across eastern and southern Asia.
3. Brown Bear: Also known as grizzly bears, they live in coniferous and mixed forests, primarily in North America and Eurasia.
4. Polar Bear: Inhabits the Arctic region of the Northern Hemisphere, mostly on and around sea ice.
5. Sun Bear: Tropical forests of Southeast Asia are home to sun bears.
6. Spectacled Bear: South American forests, especially the Andes region, are the habitat of spectacled bears.
7. Sloth Bear: Found in forests of India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bhutan.
8. American Yellow-throated Marten: This marten species favors coniferous and mixed forests of North America.
9. Red Fox: Found in various forest types worldwide, red foxes prefer woodlands with open areas for hunting.
10. Eurasian Red Squirrel: These squirrels call coniferous forests in Europe and Asia their home.
11. Pine Marten: A tree-dwelling carnivore common in coniferous forests across Northern Europe and Asia.
Remember that distribution of these species can vary, and further research may be necessary based on the specific forest region you're interested in.
