grizzly bear Comparison Table

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grizzly bear comparison table

Subject stay with is a kind of have scientific name weigh sleep in eat have lifespan has part be born during have colour have picture be omnivorous have population

bear carnivore

grizzly bear bear Ursus arctos Linnaeus a den during the winter up to 25 years nearly white or ivory yellow to black 1200 in Alberta, 6500 in British Columbia, 4000-5000 in the Northwest Territories, 5000-8000 in the Yukon in 1985

adult grizzly bear grizzly bear Ursus arctos Linnaeus 125-350 kg a den during the winter plants, mammals, fish up to 25 years shoulder hump nearly white or ivory yellow to black 1200 in Alberta, 6500 in British Columbia, 4000-5000 in the Northwest Territories, 5000-8000 in the Yukon in 1985

grizzly bear cub its mother until June of its third year grizzly bear Ursus arctos Linnaeus a den during the winter up to 25 years January or February nearly white or ivory yellow to black 1200 in Alberta, 6500 in British Columbia, 4000-5000 in the Northwest Territories, 5000-8000 in the Yukon in 1985

Subject	stay with	is a kind of	have scientific name	weigh	sleep in	eat	have lifespan	has part	be born during	have colour	have picture	be omnivorous	have population
bear		carnivore
grizzly bear		bear	Ursus arctos Linnaeus		a den during the winter		up to 25 years			nearly white or ivory yellow to black			1200 in Alberta, 6500 in British Columbia, 4000-5000 in the Northwest Territories, 5000-8000 in the Yukon in 1985
adult grizzly bear		grizzly bear	Ursus arctos Linnaeus	125-350 kg	a den during the winter	plants, mammals, fish	up to 25 years	shoulder hump		nearly white or ivory yellow to black			1200 in Alberta, 6500 in British Columbia, 4000-5000 in the Northwest Territories, 5000-8000 in the Yukon in 1985
grizzly bear cub	its mother until June of its third year	grizzly bear	Ursus arctos Linnaeus		a den during the winter		up to 25 years		January or February	nearly white or ivory yellow to black			1200 in Alberta, 6500 in British Columbia, 4000-5000 in the Northwest Territories, 5000-8000 in the Yukon in 1985

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