Answer:
No, bears are consumers
Explanation:
Both decomposers and consumers are heterotrophic organisms, i.e., they cannot produce their own food. There are four different classes of heterotrophic organisms: decomposers, herbivores, carnivores and omnivores. The decomposers are heterotrophic organisms that return nutrients to the soil from the organisms that break down. Moreover, bears are classified as omnivores (consumers) that need to kill to get their food. These animals obtain nutrients and energy from both plant and animal sources.
