Grizzly Bears

a tree...there beautiful on the outside but strong on the inside

It WAS Brownie in Sunset Zoo Manhattan kansas, who was around 150 years old. He died today :(

Well, it could be a forest or any place with a fresh water stream.

This trip marked the first time a white man had entered present-day Saskatchewan. Kelsey's journal of the trip, which opens with some curious, rhyming doggerel, describes buffalo, grizzly bears and a Native group - possibly the Sioux or Gros Ventres.

The ones that live on Kodiak Island in Alaska are!

Not sure what you're asking about here, but grizzlies are not invertebrates, they are vertebrates.

Define "bigger." Are you talking in terms of weight, or in terms of length or height?

No, Smokey Bear was a Black bear cub, orphaned by a terrible fire in the Lincoln National Park in New Mexico.

They are, but black bears are more dangerous than grizzlies are.

they live in a mostly hot weather

because they saw your face.

No, unless it is at the beginning of a sentence.

Yes, just yesterday I stood 10 feet from one. It was on the youghiogehny river near white oak, PA. It ate vegetation for about 10 minutes went back in the water and then swam it front of a group of us underwater and under our fishing lines.

A femal grizzly is caled a mama

It's a long winter in the cave with nothing else to do...
Grizzlies mate in the spring, and like members of the weasel family, experience delayed implantation, whereby the fertilized egg will float freely in the uterus for several months. Come autumn, if she is healthy, it will implant and begin to develop. They give birth to between 1 and 4 tiny cubs (usually 2) while in their winter den. In most populations, the cub will remain with the sow for one year, den with her the following winter, and be evicted in their second summer. In the central Canadian Rockies, research suggests that some cubs may remain with their mother for 3 or even 4 years. Since the sow will not mate until her cubs leave, this can greatly impact her frequency of reproduction.

grizzly bears are very peaceful animals and only attack if their home or cubs are being threatened so it is usually people wolfs or cougars was that your question????

First of all grizzly bears don't call things their home, and what park are you talking about?

no

well grizzly bears live in the forest near waterfalls . No a shark can not attck grizzly bears in the waterfalls. even if a shark did attack a grizzly bear it would have to be in the alantic city ocean wildwood ocean or ocean city.

They are omnivores, they eat fish and berries. so omnivore.

Well, they're not herbivores.

They're in order Carnivora and are perfectly capable of eating meat, but they do eat plants (and in some places plants may even form the majority of their diet), making them omnivores.

Remember, most bears prefer to avoid contact with humans, and any bear, grizzly bears and black bears tend to behave differently in a given situation.

If it could catch it, yes, a Grizzly bear would eat a Pika.

The grizzly is a race of the brown bear, found in inland sections of North America. They usually do not grow as large as the brown bears of coastal regions of the northwest.

Normally just called grizzly, but also called "silvertip", because of the silvery colored hair on the tips of it's fur.