How have grizzly bears adapted to their environment?

Answer 1

Grizzlies and Black Bears use their claws as an adaptation to hunt, climb and dig.

grizzlies also have a very good smell to get to their prey as well as having a hump of muscle on their back for running and digging and a keen sense of smell for tracking prey.

Grizzly Bears in particular have specially adapted claws that are longer & have less arch than a black Bear's claws, they are adapted for digging, tearing apart fallen trees & overturning rocks; along with theses unique digging claws the grizzly has a muscular hump that provides tremendous strength & power to its front limbs.

Black Bears have shorter claws that are more hooked, they are specially adapted for climbing.

Answer 2

Grizzly bears have several adaptations that help them survive:

• They are omnivorous eating anything that they can find - plant or animal
  
• They are strong and armed with sharp teeth, powerful jaws and sharp claws to capture food or fight off enemies
  
• Their thick coat allows them to stay warm in cold weather
  
• They re fast and can pursue food or escape from danger at speed of about 40 km/hr
  
• They have quick reflexes and can capture leaping salmon
  
• Their colour blends into the forest
  
• Their senses od sight and smell are excellent
  
• they are just too big for smaller predators to attack
  

Answer 3

their sharp claws help to

Answer 4

It uses its fur so it can stay warm