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Grizzly bears are a danger for campers due to their tendency to raid campsites when food isn't properly disposed of. It is recommended that food is placed in a sealed container and then placed in a high location. | Grizzly bears are a danger for campers due to their tendency to raid campsites when food isn't properly disposed of. It is recommended that food is placed in a sealed container and then placed in a high location. | ||
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Revision as of 20:29, December 20, 2007
The Grizzly bear (Ursus arctos) is a large carnivorous mammal that resides in parts of North America. Grizzly bears are omnivores who's diet consists primarily on berries, roots, and salmon. Grizzly bears are also known to occational prey on moose, honey and black bear cubs.
Grizzly bears will occational cross-breed with polar bears, creating a grizzly-polar hybrid. These hybrids are rare however.
Grizzly bears are a danger for campers due to their tendency to raid campsites when food isn't properly disposed of. It is recommended that food is placed in a sealed container and then placed in a high location.