Brown Bears

Depends on what city you're asking about.

A roar.
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12000 lb = 6 t(US)

12000 lb = 6 t(US)

12000 lb = 6 t(US)

12000 lb = 6 t(US)

12000 lb = 6 t(US)

12000 lb = 6 t(US)

33 stone

I am aggressive in netball! I suppose it depends on how passionate you are about netball and how much you want to win for your team! It's a NON CONTACT SPORT but you can still be aggressive and there is still a bit of contact involved... so tbh man this question wasn't really needed to be asked.. you need a bit of aggression in all sports as if there wasn't no one would ever win!

Hope i answered the question alright!

It is the Silvertip Bear also known as the Grizzly Bear.

No bear is nice if you surprise, run away from or tease it. To look at though, that may be up to personal opinion.

It can weigh from 300 to 780 kilograms (660 to 1720 lb)

brown Old trick question...the bear is white. It's a Polar Bear. The only place you could walk 15 south, 10 miles west, and then only have 15 miles to walk back to your starting point is the North Pole.

Spring, when they're coming out of hibernation.

Stinky smells will deter them. I have camped most of my life and when I camp in a region with bears I use Raid or Black Flag around my camp and spray my tent as well. I don't get bears nor bugs. I know it works because I have stayed in camps where bears freely roam and would break into camps when they smelled food.

No, a brown colored bear does NOT indicate it is a brown bear. Black bears can be brown, red, or yellow in color, especially in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of CA. Along the coastal mountains of CA, "most" black bears are black in color.

Brown bears, today, contain the grizzly bear family. In Alaska the brown's inland are called grizzlys and the brown's along the coast are called brown bears; there both the same bear.

The polar bear is a "sea bear."

Pinkish Blackish kinda

Kodiak.

== == About 1.5-2 feet.

ben...

The Black Country gained its name in the mid nineteenth century due to the smoke from the many thousands of ironworking foundries and forges plus also the working of the shallow and 30ft thick coal seams.

The region was described as 'Black by day and red by night' by Elihu Burritt, the American Consul to Birmingham in 1862.

Yes they do.

to be alone mean to have some thing miss inside even if you have many people around you

"Brown bear" in Spanish is "oso pardo". It is pronounced "OH-so PAR-doe". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations

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Short , coarse and smelly.

shes all we've got...

In human terms, possibly yes. In bear terms, no.

The winning team bears play against Detroit on Sunday