Do bears live in Alaska

Answer 1

Brown (a sub-species of Grizzly). Answer There are 4 types of bears in Alaska The Black Bear, The Brown Bear (which are located on the coast as opposed to the Grizzly which is more inland and is a sub species of the Brown Bear) The Polar Bear, and the Kodiak Brown Bear which is only located on Kodiak Island so it is its own species. Black bears also come in 6 colors (black, cinnamon (brown), blonde, white, glacier blue and purple (so black it has a purple hue). Brown bears and grizzlies come in 3 colors (brown, blonde, spirit bear which is very very blonde) They also come in a silver back phase. Polar bears are generally white. Polar and brown bears interbreed on occasion, and the hybrid has varying characteristics of both species.

Answer 2

polar bear is brown but its fur looks white from the beam of the sun a polar bear is brown but its fur looks white from the beam of the sun Brown bears found in Alaska are mostly grizzly or Kodiak bears belonging to the family Ursidae in the order Carnivora. They are classified as Ursus arctos. The grizzly bear is classified as Ursus arctos horribilis and the Kodiak bear as Ursus arctos middendorfii.

Answer 3

Yes. Polar bears can be found there, for example.

Answer 4

the bears that live in Alaska......are polar bears and brown bear :)

Answer 5

the population of brown/grizzly bears in Alaska is roughly 32,000-43,000 as of 1987 census.

Answer 6

Black bears, grizzly bears, brown bears, and polar bears all live in Alaska.

Answer 7

Yes there are. Brown bears (a form or grizzly) are more commonly found in Alaska than Polar bears, though Polar bears are found in the most northern edges of this US state.

Answer 8

The American black bear, the brown bear (includes grizzlies, Kodiaks, etc) and polar bears live in Alaska.

Answer 9

Polar bears, brown bears and black bears are found in Alaska.

Answer 10

The American black bear, the brown bear and the polar bear are all found in Alaska.