Grizzly Bears

The Grizzly Bear is a subspecies of Brown Bear that inhabit North America, Canada and Alaska. These Bears tend to be solitary animals that only come together in order to mate, or when Salmon swim up rivers and streams to reproduce. During this time, dozens of bears can be seen on the river banks filling up on fatty fish for winter, when they bunk down and go into hibernation.

Grizzly Bears are on the top of the food chain in the regions that they inhabit. They tend to hunt moose and small rodents but they will also forage for nuts, berries, leaves, roots and fruits. Due to deforestation and the destruction of their homes, some Grizzly Bears have resorted to finding food in small villages or towns usually braking into dumpsters in search of food.