Grizzly bears are a subspecies of brown bear found in parts of Alaska, Canada, and the northwestern United States. They can grow up to 8 feet tall and weigh over 990 pounds, and while generally avoid conflict, they will defend their cubs or themselves if they sense danger. Grizzly bears have fur that is heavy brown with silver tips and eat both plants and animals, making them omnivores.

1. Grizzly Bears Byron Kaneshi ED 105-03

2. What is a Grizzly Bears? A grizzly bear is a large bear that is considered a subspecies of the brown bear. The fur of the grizzly bear is heavy brown with silver tips giving a grizzled appearance to the coat.

3. How large is a grizzly bear? Grizzly bears grow as tall as 8.3 ft. They may weigh more than 990 lb.

4. Are grizzly bears harmful? Unlike other bears, a grizzly bear tries to avoid trouble However, its gentle mood changes quickly when it defends its cubs or when it senses danger.

5. Where are grizzly bears located? Grizzly bears extend from Alaska, southwest in most of Canada and into the northwestern United States.

6. What do grizzly bears eat? Although grizzly bears are of the order of carnivora, they are actually omnivores since their diet consist of both plants and animals.

7. Conclusion Basically Grizzly bears are big bears known to have fur with silver tips. I chose this topic to learn more about them.

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