Brown Bears

50-600 usd

They are not adapted to the extreme weather and there is lack of prey.

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Because they are large, powerful predators, and are very capable of killing a human easily.

because buttons are the only thing that holds the straps of the overalls.

they eat fish plants and other organism that's why black bears are omnivores

NO a gorilla does not run faster than a tiger

The capital you are referring to is Olympia, Washington. It is known for its access to pure spring water and is located near the northwestern border of the United States, close to Canada. Olympia serves as the state capital and is surrounded by natural beauty, including nearby forests and waterways.

Brown bears primarily inhabit temperate forests, boreal forests, and tundra biomes. They are commonly found in regions with abundant vegetation, such as coastal areas and mountain ranges, where food sources like berries, fish, and small mammals are plentiful. These biomes provide the necessary habitat for their foraging and denning behaviors. Additionally, brown bears can adapt to various environments, including some mountainous and arctic regions.

Bears typically lap water rather than suck it. They use their long tongues to scoop up water, allowing them to drink efficiently. This method is effective for their size and anatomy, enabling them to hydrate quickly when needed.

In short, yes.

But to kill a Grizz you are going to want to use a much heavier round.

Any game in north American can be taken with an 06'

There are 8 species currently accepted as bears: North America has American black bears, polar bears, and brown/grizzly bears (which are also in Europe and Asia). South America has only spectacled bears. Asia has sun bears, Eurasian black bears (locally called moon bears), sloth bears, and panda bears. In the past, there has been debate over whether pandas were bears or should be split out, but currently they are considered bears. Brown bears used to live in the Atlas mountains of northern Africa centuries ago, but in modern times no bears live in Africa. Australia has koala bears, but they are marsupials, not true bears.

Becuase of the dirt on the cave floor.

some rabbits have to survive through the cold winter and it blends them in with the snow so its harder for their enemys to kill them

you spelled prey wronng. ^^ but sometimes deers or anything they can get at if no berries are available. usually, they just eat berries on the bushes. dont know specific name for berry though

if they don't have a backbone then they are placed into the invertebrate category

Yes, they are full of vitamin C and are a very healthy snack. I eat them when i find them on walks some times. But before you go and eat any, Steer clear of the nasty seeds inside. They are full of cyanide and can give you bloody diarrhoea.

Grizzlies and black bears

These sound a lot like (the aptly named) carpet beetle. They're under a half an inch, live in the fibres of carpets and in clothes, and love to eat stale and rotten food. See the image attached below to compare to your pest.

Yes it is. I think polar bears cant find food in the winter, so its ideal for it to hibernate as a genetic adaptation because of the lack of food

brown bears hibernate and Canadian geese migrate to the south

There is a variety of fish found in orissa, India,it is called kou fish in local language ,when rains starts on monsoon it climbs tree near to pond as the water temperature changes ,it cant adjust with that