Who would win a grizzily or a polar bear?

Answer 1

Definitely, yes. A polar bear stands 13 ft tall, while a grizzly bear is 9 ft. Polar bears weigh 1800 pounds, while grizzly bears weigh 1500 pounds. Polar bears have longer claws and thicker paws than grizzly bears. Polar bears have stronger jaws and sharper teeth. All the grizzly bear has to do is to run away.

Answer 2

A mountain lion, or puma, is much smaller than a brown or black bear. It is unlikely that it would attempt to fight a bear. If it did, it would probably lose, but it could stand a chance to escape up a tree.

Answer 3

Grizzly bears, which are a brown bear subspecies, rarely weigh more than 800 pounds, and would have a tough time with a 1200 pound polar bear. That being said, there exists video of grizzlies dominating polar bears at garbage dumps.
The larger Kodiak brown bear, which can be as big or bigger than the polar bear, would defeat the more timid polar bear.

Answer 4

A polar bear would most likely win this fight. The polar bear, which is a much more beastly killer, could kill the grizzly bear with ease because it has a much larger size advantage.

Answer 5

no because the bear cant be in another place where he can't stand the weather!!! I don't think so since polar bears are much larger and probably fiercer than a fox.

Answer 6

All things being about equal, practically every time a bear would win.

Answer 7

The polar bear would still win the fight because it has a weight advantage and stronger jaws with stronger teeth.

Answer 8

It could, but the polar bear is more likely to win.

Answer 9

Polar bear wins, unless the grizzly is very large. Polar bears are larger, have a stronger bite force, and have stronger paw swipes.