In Idaho, grizzly bears primarily inhabit the central and eastern regions, particularly in the Selkirk, Bitterroot, and Yellowstone ecosystems. They are often found in remote mountainous areas, dense forests, and alpine habitats where they can find food sources like berries, fish, and small mammals. Grizzly populations are concentrated in areas designated as wilderness or national parks, such as Glacier National Park and the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness. Conservation efforts continue to support their habitat and migration corridors.
Thought by some as being only in Canada, the Grizzlies range from Alaska, through British Columbia and Alberta, into Idaho, Montana, Washington and Wyoming. There is some potential for a small population to be present in Colorado.
In prehistoric times there were several really mean critters acording to the fossil record. Today the deadliest animal in Idaho is man.
I would start with Grizzlies are (then give a short description) and then go into where they live, such as in North America they are found....
where do porcupines live in idaho
Grizzlies and black bears
Most likely grizzlies
Grizzlies live 20-25 years.
Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Pocatello, Idaho
The possessive form for the plural noun grizzlies is grizzlies'.
grizzlies'
in northern Idaho