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Bears hibernate in the winter and gorge themselves from spring to fall. Polar bears do not hibernate (except pregnant females), but hunt throughout the year for fish, seals and walruses. During the summer polar bears often go hungry until the ice comes back in again for them to go back out on the ice to begin hunting for food.
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How do grizzly bears adapt to climate changes?
they get fat and sleep
How is the climate where grizzly bears live?
They live in Cold Climates
What biome do grizzly bears live?
Brown or grizzly bears are very adaptable..One race or another can be found in most any type of habitat, except the polar regions..In the past, there was a race, the Mexican grizzly, that lived in the arid regions of North America's deserts.
Do grizzly bears live in rainforests?
No. Grizzlies are only found in the boreal coniferous and mixedwood forests that cover the northern and montane regions of North America.
How animal adapt to climate change?
they change to adapt to the weather around them like bears and bunnies.
Are grizzly bears vertebrate or invertebrate?
Grizzly bears are vertebrates.
What facts about grizzly bears?
grizzly bears are in lots of danger
What year was grizzly bears extinct?
Grizzly Bears are not extinct.
Are grizzly bears-mammal?
Yes, grizzly bears are mammals.
What type of homes do grizzly bears have?
Grizzly Bears have caves as homes.
Is another name for a brown bear a grizzley bear?
No. Grizzly bears are a subspecies of Brown bears, so that although all Grizzly bears are Brown bears not all Brown bears are Grizzly bears.
How might the changing climate be the cause of more wild pizzlies in the future?
Changing climate conditions can lead to shifts in habitat and food availability for wildlife, including grizzly bears (often colloquially referred to as "pizzlies," a hybrid of polar bears and grizzly bears). As temperatures rise, grizzly bears may expand their range into new areas, potentially overlapping with polar bear habitats due to melting ice in the Arctic. Additionally, altered ecosystems could affect prey species, prompting grizzlies to adapt and thrive in regions previously occupied by polar bears, increasing the likelihood of hybridization. This could result in more wild pizzlies in the future as environmental pressures drive species to intermingle.
