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A grizzly often has a territory that extends around 100 miles wide. Male bears tend to have larger territories than females do since they have to look for mates during the breeding season, unlike the females.
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Do grizzly bears live in Nebraska?
Officially, there are no bears in Nebraska. Check this link to verify.
Why does grizzly bears live near rivers?
Grizzly Bears like North America,because there"s more food for them up their. They also like it,because there's other Grizzly's there.
How long do grizzly bears live in the wild and how long do they live in captivied?
the Grizzly Bear ussually only lives for 20-25 years in the wild, in captivity they can live up to 10-15 years.
How far can grizzly bears smell?
up to ur but
How much does a grizzly bears?
some males can weigh up to 1000 poundsdepends on how long you've been holding it in.
How far can a grizzly bear swim?
black bears - up to 60 mph but grizzly bears can swim forever apparently. and they can swim for up to a minute underwater (:
How is a polar bear different from a grizzly bear?
Polar Bears are different to Grizzly Bears even though they are in the same family, they are different because Polar Bears have a longer neck and Grizzly Bears live on land more than on the sea ice.They are different because polar bears are white and grizzly's are brown or black also polar bears live in the Artic and grizzly's live in woods.
Are there any ways to save grizzly bear?
We can save grizzly bears by cleaning up the garbage and stay away from them.
How much does a black brown and grizzly bears weigh at birth?
Up to about 500 grams at birth, small enough to hold in your hands.
What are the main structural characteristics that grizzly bears and robins have in common?
They are very fuzzy and they can live up to 20-25 years DO NOT COPY PUT IN OWN WORDS
How big are Grizzly Bears claws?
A grizzly bear's canines can be up to 5 inches long at most.
Do polar bears make their own homes?
Polar bears create their own home by digging a hole in the snow on the ground and then covering themselves up with the snow. By doing this they are able to keep in their own body heat and have a home.
