Grizzly Bear

About Grizzly Bears Grizzlies are large brown bears with black noses and short round ears. The grizzlies have a hump on their back which is a mass of muscles that give the bear added strength for running and digging. Their powerful jaw and claws are good for defending themselves and marking their territory.  The name grizzly comes from their brown fur that has a white tip and gives them a “grizzled” look. Female grizzly bears weigh upwards of 700 pounds. The males are heavier than the females and can weigh up to 900 pounds.

Grizzly bear conservation must focus on habitat quality and mortality risk •

Grisly outlook: Bears kill more and more livestock as their population grows

Grizzly bear mauls hunter in national park – The Hill

Grizzly Bear Death Rates Are Climbing - The New York Times

Grizzly Bears & the Endangered Species Act - Yellowstone National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

Support reintroducing grizzly bears to the North Cascades

Man Terrorized by Alaska Grizzly Bear Before Coast Guard Rescue

Idaho Sen. Jim Risch introduces bill to fully delist grizzly bears in lower 48 - Idaho Capital Sun

Grizzly Bear Has a New Home at North Carolina Zoo

Grizzly bear

Two People Were Attacked and Killed by a Grizzly Bear in Canada