Grizzly bears live in forests, river valleys, and near oceans, with territories up to 1,500 square kilometers. They have humps on their shoulders, small ears, and sharp claws, and are omnivores that eat fish, salmon, and almost anything. Grizzly bears give birth to litters of 1 to 4 cubs the size of rats. They have adaptations like powerful legs, sharp claws, and 42 teeth to hunt and defend against predators like wolves.

1. Grizzly bears

2. Habitat This is where grizzly bears live in North America.

3. Appearance Grizzly bears have humps on their shoulders. Grizzly bears eat almost anything Grizzly bears are omnivores.

4. Appearance Grizzly bears have small ears and sharp claws. They are sometimes trained. They have powerful legs to run fast.

5. Habitat Grizzly bears live in forests. They also live by river valleys and oceans. Grizzly bears spend their time in meadows.

6. Habitat Grizzly bears use dead leaves to make the floor of their den. Their territory is 1500 sq , km. Grizzly bears make a hole in the grand for their den.

7. Diet Grizzly bears are omnivores. They eat fish and salmon. Grizzly bears will eat anything.

8. Predators Grizzly bears predators are wolves. Grizzly bears have to protect their cubs from wolves. They will fight with each other .

9. Predators Male grizzly bears are sometimes enemies. They will sometimes fight.

10. Offspring Grizzly bears are the size of a rat when they are born. Cubs are very good swimmers.

11. Offspring Grizzly bears have up to 1 or 4 babies. Females are called sows. Males are called boars.

12. Adaptation Grizzly bears have sharp claws. They have powerful legs to run fast. They also have 42 teeth.

13. Adaptation Grizzly bears have sharp claws and flat teeth to grind things. They have 2 kinds of teeth.

14. Good bye And that is what I wanted to tell you about Grizzly bears. By Shaelynn