North American species of the brown bear, grizzly bear is an omnivore that lives in dense forests of the mountains, subalpine meadows and river valleys. It is almost 6-7 feet long, three feet high on the shoulder and weighs from 300 to 600 lbs, and can operate at a phenomenal speed of 56 kmh. When the bear's age, turn off the tips of her hair sealed lid or silver-colored fur, giving it a gray appearance, and is therefore called 'Grizzly. "The Grizzly Bear appears to be the common people will be recognized by its appearance. They are very large and they often wear a coat, the chocolate is brown.
| Tweet |
