How big can bears grow up to?

Answer 1

Black bears are usually between 5 and 6ft tall, but can be up to 7ft. They usually weigh between 100 and 600 lbs. can be up to 660 lbs.

Answer 2

Kodiak bears or coastal brown bears are the biggest bear species in the world, and can weigh up to 1500 pounds or even 1800 pounds! When they stand up, they are about 3 meters tall! Polar bears weigh from 1190 pounds to 1475 pounds, and eventually over 1700 pounds! The polar bear is longer than a brown bear by about 2 ft and taller when standing up by 7 inches to 1 ft. The brown bear is about 3-6 inches taller at the shoulder and heavier by 10 to 40 pounds. Grizzly bears or amur brown bears are usually 800 pounds to 900 pounds and 8 ft tall, but can weigh over 1000 pounds and be more than 9 ft tall. Black bears, especially ones found in the east coast and north, can get over 600 pounds and the largest ones are over 800 pounds! They can be as tall as a male Basketball player when standing up on hind legs!

Answer 3

How big a bear is depends on the type of bear. Black bears, which are common in much of the United States, are relatively small and an adult may weigh as little as 250 pounds. Brown bears, grizzly bears, and polar bears are much larger, commonly reaching 700 pounds and with some individuals weighing in at 1500 pounds or more.

Answer 4

That is highly dependent on what species of bear you're talking about. A bear can be as small as a 120 lbs, like with the tiny sun bear sows, or as huge as 1800 lbs, typical of a big polar bear boar.

Answer 5

Large male polar and brown bears can be up to nine, almost ten feet in exceptional cases.

Answer 6

Adult bears generally weigh between 300 and 780 kilograms (660 and 1,700 lb).

Answer 7

Depends on the species of the bear.

Answer 8

Depends on the species.