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Bears eat mostly salmon or trout, but will eat any species of fish.
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 12y agoBears will eat any fish species they can catch, but salmon top the list, especially for the big coastal brown bears.
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∙ 7y agoThey eat salmon and trout. There also may be bass, but trout and salmon are what are generally in the fishing grounds they fish in.
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∙ 13y agoSalmon and trout
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What animal does eat fish?
Grizzly Bears
What is a grizzly bear's favorite thing to eat?
Grizzly bears love fish.
What is a grizzly bear favorite food?
Grizzly bears love to eat fish.
What do grizzly cubs eat?
Grizzly bears eat a variety of animals but it depends on what area they live in but they eat fish, dear, gazelle, and a multiple variety of animals.
What happens if grizzly bears become extinct?
There would be no more grizzly bears which may tamper with the ecosystem because now there will be an over population of fish and other things they bears used to eat.
Do grizzlies eat foxes?
The fox is not a part of the diet of grizzly bears. Bears subsist mainly on berries, roots, and fish.
What eats grizzly cubs?
Grizzly bears eat a variety of animals but it depends on what area they live in but they eat fish, dear, gazelle, and a multiple variety of animals.
What do atsugewi eat?
They ate fish,deer,grizzly bears, rabbit, ducks and mud hens.
What do grizzly bear like to eat?
Grizzly bears have a very diverse diet that can range from dandelions to black bears. Basically, grizzly bears aren't fussy, they'll eat anything they can find.Another answer:Grizzly bears eat: moose, caribou, elk, deer, black bears, coyotes, cougars, fish, berries, and fruits.Grizzly Bears are carnivores and will eat almost any meat. But their favourite food is salmon and when it is not salmson season they hunt dear, and smaller animals such as rabbits.
Do grizzly bears eat other animals?
yes, Grizzly bears do eat other animals on occasion.
Can a grizzly bears eat other bears?
Yes!
Do Grizzly bears eat other bears?
yes
