Brown Bears

The grizzly tops out at around 900 pounds, but some other races of the brown bear, like the kodiak, can weigh up to 1500 pounds or more.

Brown bears get their food by hunting for fish and eating berries and other fruits found in the forest. They can take down a moose if they wish but usually eat dead prey from other animals. They also like human food from campers and hikers.

From baby (cub) to fully grown (mature adult). Cubs when born are very small, about the size of guinea pigs, but grow to about 30 pounds within 2 months and 100 lbs by 8 months.

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Actually, to a certain extent, yes. The North American black bear is known to occasionally wander deserts in Arizona, New Mexico, northern Mexican states (Chihuahua, Sonora, etc) and western Texas, though they do not live there every day.

In most cases, a pack of wolves won't dare take on a grizzly. They know it's not worth the time and effort when they can spend their time hunting elk, deer or moose instead of trying to kill a grizzly.

Although many people think that bears are part of the cat family, bears are in the canine family. They are caniforms, or doglike carnivorans, with the pinnipeds being their closest living relatives.

Being mammals, platypuses reproduce via sexual reproduction.

Platypuses are also monotremes, meaning they reproduce by laying eggs, which hatch into young platypuses that initially feed off mothers' milk. Monotremes are egg-laying mammals and include just the platypus and the echidna. Platypuses lay eggs in a chamber at the end of a burrow dug into a riverbank or next to a creek.

Their young, once hatched, drink milk from grooves on the mother's abdomen where it seeps from glands, rather than attaching to teats.

Striped hyenas don't have predators

It depends on what kind of bear you are wanting to know about. Some do, some don't.

Because the gull finds food for the bear, and the gull get's some of the food (i think) and when both organisms get something out of it, it's called mutualism.

No, he wasn't but his goal was to stop slavery through violent means.

mousty is a pleb

Polar bears learn to: hunt and swim.
Hunting seals.

a grizzly bear

Yes, the Kodiak is an subspecies of the brown bear.

Yes grizzly bears have webbed feet also polar bears and they are worlds largest land carnivore.

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Perhaps no other animal on earth shows such a variance in size as the different races of the brown bear. Found in Europe, Asia, and North America's cooler climes, brown bears range from 300 to 700 pounds for the grizzly bear, 400 to 900 pounds for the Eurasian race, and up tp 1500 pounds or more for the coastal races known as Kodiak, Alaska brown, and Katmai brown bears.

Not officialy, but rumors persist in many eastern states.

The kermode bear is not officially endangered, but it is considered to be close to that status. Experts estimate that there are fewer than 400 of these bears left in the wild.

The Kermode bear is merely a subspecies of the black bear, not a species unto itself. Around 10% of these bears are white, most look like other black bears.

Gaur, bears won't mess with an adult bovid.

so they cam move to places that people want them to move.

Bears and baby bears make all kinds of squeals, coos and grunts depending on the circumstances. Bears also growl when they are threatened.

Yes, of course it would. The animals that lions eat would flourish in population numbers. The animals that lions eat may even become pests, and the animals that they eat would become endangered. This is because the more the population grows the more they need to eat. The lion is at the top of the food chain. If it becomes extinct, it throws the ecosystem of the area off. It is like a chain effect: without the lion, there really isn't any other predator to keep control of the quantities of animals there are. And that would completely throw off the balance of the world's ecosystems.

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