Grizzly Bears

A bear requires an education in order to make a living in the wild. A bear raised in a zoo would starve if released to its own devices.

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Curved. They are for digging earth and rotted logs to look for grubs and holding prey.

yes

they eat people dah

during spring

they don't

Because farming and ranchings takes up space. Grizzlies need large tracts of wilderness.

a grizzly bears life cycle is from a cub to an adult and than old

There are several races of brown bears..The grizzly is only one of them.

Size is key here however, a grizzly is the biggest brown bear subspecies.

Yes.

a lot

no, we do not weigh the same at the poles because as the earth is not perfectly round and is like an orange, the distance between the object and the earth's core is less due to which we weigh more on poles

Bret Hart now lives, and has always lived, in Calgary. He winters in Hawaii. He never lived in Italy. He divorced Cinzia in September 2007; according to his book it was because she did not want to live outside of Italy.

Depends on the ecosystem,

The grizzly could survive another ecosystem, only if they can adapt to the changes or evolve. if they cannot evolve with the systematic changes : they will die off.

Apples usually they don't eat much fruit

Organism: bear

Population: grizzly bear

Community: bear, fish, bees, ect....

Ecosystem: bear, fish, bees, air, rocks, water, ect....

Biome: Boreal Forest

Biosphere: Earth

It was more to do with the concern of the welfare of themselves and their livestock. It had also a lot to do with encroachment on the grizzlies' native habitat and misunderstanding of the beasts themselves.

what is the mean of a rectangular grizzly

no

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.

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That's a pretty big question and the full answer would be pretty detailed and I'm not sure all the details are known.

One example that comes to mind is that grizzly kills leave food for smaller scavengers, and without that food, their populations might decline. Grizzlies also dig a lot, so they are altering the soil for plants, perhaps in some way we don't know, stopping that will affect plant distribution. Their predation, as all predators, can remove sick or injured animals and helps moderate prey numbers. Since they are not a specialist predator, the effect on each prey species or plant species that they eat will be minor, but the effect still exists.

In short, people fight so hard to prevent extinctions because we often don't make the proper connections between things until the animal is gone and the change can be measured, but by then it's too late.

To give an example, only after reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone National Park did scientists link wolves to song birds. How? They were studying certain types of song birds that nest only along creeks and in certain types of trees (a certain habitat) which was also very popular with elk. The high elk population was eating these tree branches, reducing habitat available for the birds. They then found that when wolves were reintroduced, the elk couldn't stay in one place that long, because wolves would hunt them and make them flee. The elk then spent more time in suitable but less preferred habitat, and the creek trees regenerated naturally, improving song bird nesting.

Another example would be that reducing wolves in the Midwest and eastern US allowed coyotes, originally a southwest animal, to move eastward and northward. They are now in the entire USA but they eat slightly different things. Lack of wolves also allowed deer herds to increase to the point that they caused damage to their own habitat and cause damage to property.

Another thing is that if the grizzly dies then all the food that it ate would start to grow and grow then there would be to many and there wouldn't be enough food and then they would die out. Then it would keep on going.