All About Grizzly Bears
How a grizzly bear survives
Fun facts about a grizzly bear
NOV 2019
BY OLIVIA BASILE
A grizzly bears life cycle
CONTENTS
1 BABY BEAR
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ALL GROWN UP
2 CUTE CUBS
4 ADAPTATIONS
5 FUN FACTS
STAGE ONE: BABY BEARS Cubs are small and blind and hairless. A grizzly bear cub is born inside it's mother's winter den in January or February. There may one or two other cubs. This means they give birth to babies. Baby bears are called cubs. They are born in the winter while their mother hibernates.
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STAGE TWO: CUTE CUBS By their first spring, young cubs weigh between 10 and 20 pounds. When their mother wakes from hibernation the cubs are ready to leave the den with her. For the next two to three years a mother bear will teach her cubs how to survive. She will teach them how to swim, find trees, hunt and find food.
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STAGE THREE: ALL GROWN UP
Adult bears have life spans that are short compared to the life span of a person. Some species, such as the American black bear.They live for only about 10 years in the wild. Other's like poler bears live to be between 15 and 20 years. All about a Grizzly bear
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Grizzly Bear Adaptations How a Grizzly Bear survives: Brown bears dig dens for winter hibernation.Often holing up in a suitable looking hillside.
What a Grizzly bear eat's: Grizzly bears are powerful , top -of -the-food-chain predators. They need to hunt for food.There favorite thing to eat is and deer and fish.
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FUN FACTS ABOUT A GRIZZLY BEAR
Did you know that grizzly bear's can stand up to 2m and weigh up to 385kg. Also to view a gathering of  grizzly bears, they can also be seen at prime Alaskan fishing spot's when the salmon run upstream. Nature's grizzles spend most of there time in the wild.
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