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Bears Grizzly:     more books (100)

Not-So-Grizzly Bear Stories by Hiawyn Oram, 1998-08 Death in the Grizzly Maze: The Timothy Treadwell Story by Mike Lapinski, 2005-04-01 The grizzly bear; the narrative of a hunter-naturalist, historical, scientific and adventurous by William Henry Wright, 2010-09-04 The Essential Grizzly: The Mingled Fates of Men and Bears by Doug Peacock, Andrea Peacock, 2006-05-01 Toklat: The Story of an Alaskan Grizzly Bear by Alfred Milotte, 1987-06-01 The Story of an Alaskan Grizzly Bear by Alfred Milotte, Elma Milotte, 1969 White Grizzly Bear's Legacy: Learning to Be Indian by Lawney L. Reyes, 2002-03 Call of the Great Spirit: The Shamanic Life and Teachings of Medicine Grizzly Bear by Bobby Lake-Thom, 2001-11-01 Field Guide to the Grizzly Bear (Sasquatch Field Guide Series) by Great Bear Foundation, 2002-01-29 Grizzlies in the Wild by Kennan Ward, 1994-09 Hunting big bears: Brown, grizzly & polar bears (Hunting wisdom library) by J. Wayne Fears, 2000 The Great Bear: Contemporary Writings on the Grizzly The Grizzly Bears of Yellowstone: Their Ecology In The Yellowstone Ecosystem by John Craighead, Jay Sumner, et all 1995-08-01 GRIZZLY BEAR GLDN EARSLB by George, 1982-03-17

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61. Orca Whale And Grizzly Bear Tours - Orca And Grizzly Tours, Coastal Spirits, BC,
    Ecotourism Vacations That Gets You Closer To grizzly bears And Orcas ThanYou Thought Possible. Orca and grizzly Bear Tours from Coastal Spirits.  
    http://www.bearsandwhales.com/

62. Orcas And Grizzly Bears, Viewing And Tours, Coastal Spirits, BC, Canada
    Viewing grizzly bears In British Columbia, Orca Boats Whale Watching VancouverIsland BC Canada, British Columbia Eco Tours, grizzly bears, grizzly Tours,  
    http://www.bearsandwhales.com/orca_grizzly_bear_viewing/orca_grizzly_bear_viewin

63. Awesome Library - Science
    bears, grizzly (Kids' Planet) Includes a description and a drawing. 202; bears,grizzly (US Fish and Wildlife Service) Provides a photo of the grizzly bear.  
    http://www.awesomelibrary.org/Classroom/Science/Animals/A_B_C.html

64. Ursus Horribilus - California Grizzly
    The life and times of the now extinct California grizzly. Features eyewitness accounts and vintage postcards.  
    http://www.notfrisco.com/calmem/bears/index.html

65. Grizzly Bear - Ursus Arctos Horribilis
    Basic information about the grizzly bear.Category Science Biology Ursidae Ursus Urus arctos Suggested Readings. bears Majestic Creatures of the Wild, Gillian Hewitt, editor;Track of the grizzly, Craighead; bears of the World, Domico Newman.  
    http://www.scz.org/animals/b/grizzly.html
    
    Extractions: © Larry Smith Grizzly Bear Ursus arctos horribilis Approximate life span is 20 years. Solitary Exceptions: females and young, mates together during breeding season, sibling groups together for 1 - 2 years after leaving their mother, male-dominated hierarchy formed at rich feeding sites Active day or night, mostly mornings and evenings Diet shifts with the seasons Dens often used, same one used each year Home range: male = 270 - 285 square miles; female = 100 - 450 square miles Reproduction sexual maturity: 4.5 - 10 years mating season: May - July delayed implantation until fall gestation: 180 - 250 days litter of 1-4 cubs (born January - March) are hairless and helpless, stay with mother 2.5 - 4.5 years

66. Defenders Of Wildlife - Bears
    Black bears. grizzly bears. Polar bears. Be Bear Aware. Adopt a Bear. Join DEN. Blackbears. grizzly bears, Adopt a Bear. HOME PRIVACY CONTACT SITE GUIDE DONATE.  
    http://www.defenders.org/wildlife/new/bears.html

67. Carved Mineral Grizzly Bears From Denis Brand
    Carved Mineral grizzly bears available in a variety of sizes and materialsfrom Denis Brand Mineral and Lapidary Arts. CARVED MINERAL grizzly bears.  
    http://www.denisbrand.com/grizzly-bear-carvings.html
    
    Extractions: E-Mail: brandd@flash.net These Carved Mineral Grizzly Bears are available in a selection of sizes and materials. We produce some of the finest pieces in the industry, and we are the largest supplier in the world of these bears. You can view a list of our Cutting Materials here, please call our office with any questions you may have about costs and additionl materials.

68. Grizzly Bears
    While the grizzly normally avoids humans, it is the most unpredictable and dangerousof all bears. Copyright © 2001 www.grizzlybears.org All Rights Reserved.  
    http://www.grizzly-bears.org/
    
    Extractions: Photo credited to Douglas Jager Common Name: Brown Bear, Alaskan Brown Bear, Kodiak Bear Scientific Name: Ursus Arctos Physical Description: Yellowish brown to dark brown, often with white-tipped hairs, giving grizzled appearance. Hump above shoulders, tail almost hidden in fur. Weight 324-1,499 pounds (147-680 kg); some individuals to 1,700 pounds (700 kg), head and body length, 6-7 feet; shoulder height, 3-31/2 feet. Somewhat open country, usually in mountainous areas, tundra; also along coasts and rivers. Alaska, Yukon, and Northwest Territories south through most of British Columbia and w Alberta to sc Nevada. Behavior: Lacking natural enemies, this giant does not always conceal itself when disturbed but rears up on its hind legs to get a better view of the situation. Primarily nocturnal, the great, shaggy Grizzly moves with a low, clumsy walk, swinging its head back and forth, but when necessary it can lope as fast as a horse. Grizzly cubs can climb, though not as nimbly as Black Bear cubs, but they lose their climbing ability during their first year. They den up in a protected spot such as a cave, crevice, dead tree, or a hollow dug out under a rock, and will return year after year to a good den. Not true hibernators, they can easily be awakened. While the Grizzly normally avoids humans, it is the most unpredictable and dangerous of all bears. The life span, in the wild, is 15 to 34 years. The Grizzly Bear is considered a threatened species in the lower 48 states.

69. Bears - Grizzly Bears - 33632
    grizzly bears 33632, Mats Jonasson and Maleras Glasbruk - Swedish full leadcrystal designs. bears 33632 $ 185 USD grizzly bears - 6 bears Gallery  
    http://www.trafalgartrading.com/mats/p33632.html

70. Bears - Grizzly - 33565
    bears 33565 $ 230 USD grizzly 7.5 bears Gallery HOME / CONTACTUS Site Design by Gulliver Productions Ltd.  
    http://www.trafalgartrading.com/mats/p33565.html

71. ADF&G's Wildlife Notebook Series: Brown Bear
    General description Formerly, taxonomists listed brown and grizzlybears as separate species. Technically, brown and grizzly bears  
    http://www.state.ak.us/local/akpages/FISH.GAME/notebook/biggame/brnbear.htm
    
    Extractions: Notebook Home Search Contact Us Brown bears Ursus arctos ) occur throughout Alaska except on the islands south of Frederick Sound in southeastern Alaska, the islands west of Unimak in the Aleutian Chain, and the islands of the Bering Sea. They also occur in Canada, Asia, Europe, and in limited numbers in a few western states. Brown bears are very much a part of the Alaska scene and are a favorite topic with most hunters, hikers, photographers, and fishers. General description: Formerly, taxonomists listed brown and grizzly bears as separate species. Technically, brown and grizzly bears are classified as the same species, Ursus arctos . Brown bears on Kodiak Island are classified as a distinct subspecies from those on the mainland because they are genetically and physically isolated. The shape of their skulls also differs slightly. Ursus arctos The brown bear resembles its close relative the black bear, Ursus americanus . The brown bear, however, is usually larger, has a more prominent shoulder hump, less prominent ears, and longer, straighter claws. Both the prominent hump and the long claws of the brown bear are adaptations that are related to feeding behavior. The long claws are useful in digging for roots or excavating burrows of small mammals. The musculature and bone structure of the hump are adaptations for digging and for attaining bursts of speed necessary for capture of moose or caribou for food. Color is not a reliable key in differentiating these bears because both species have many color phases. Black bears, for example, occur in many hues of brown, and even shades of blue and white. Brown bear colors range from dark brown through light blond.

72. Stuffed Wild Bears : Grizzly Bear : Forest Life : All Plush : Stuffed Plush Anim
    All Plush carries several types of Wild bears. grizzly Bear is oneitem that can be found under Forest Life. Made by Fiesta. Home  
    http://www.allplush.com/storefront/307.html

73. Stuffed Wild Bears : Grizzly Bear : Forest Life : All Plush : Stuffed Plush Anim
    All Plush carries several types of Wild bears. grizzly Bear is oneitem that can be found under Forest Life. Made by Bestever. Home  
    http://www.allplush.com/storefront/275.html

74. U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service
    Summary of Public Comments to the US Fish and Wildlife Service's Proposal to Withdrawa Decision to Reintroduce grizzly bears into the Bitterroot Ecosystem in  
    http://mountain-prairie.fws.gov/endspp/grizzly/
    
    Extractions: Summary of Public Comments to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Proposal to Withdraw a Decision to Reintroduce Grizzly Bears into the Bitterroot Ecosystem in Montana and Idaho. (9/2001) Press Release: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Proposes to Withdraw Plan to Reintroduce Grizzly Bears into Bitterroot Ecosystem (6/01) Federal Register Notice: Proposed Rule - Establishment of a Nonessential Experimental Population of Grizzly Bears in the Bitterroot Area of Idaho and Montana; Removal of Regulations (6/22/2001) Grizzly Bear Recovery in the Bitterroot Ecosystem Record of Decision and Final Rule for Grizzly Bear Recovery in the Bitterroot What Does it Mean To You Press Release: Final Environmental Impact Statement Released on Reintroduction of Grizzly Bears in the Bitterroot Ecosystem in Western Montana and Central Idaho Summary of the Final Environmental Impact Statement (viewable Non PDF version)

75. Brown And Grizzly Bears - By "THE BEAR DEN"
    Brown and grizzly bears (Ursus arctos). Launched January 21, 1996 Last updateMarch 27, 1996. Both brown and grizzly bears are the same bear, Ursus arctos.  
    http://www.excite.sfu.ca/projects/exwork/best/bearden/brown.htm
    
    Extractions: (Ursus arctos) Launched January 21, 1996 Last update March 27, 1996 Both brown and grizzly bears are the same bear, Ursus arctos. There has been a tendency in North America to call the brown bear which lives in the interior, a grizzly, to distinguish it from the brown bears which live in coastal areas. The name "grizzly" comes from the silver tipped grizzled hairs that these brown bears develop as they get older. The important thing is that whether someone calls it a brown bear or a grizzly bear, it is the same bear. It also does not matter whether it lives, in Asia, Europe or North America. We are always talking about the same bear! Population and Distribution The brown bear has the most widespread distribution throughout the world of any of the eight bear species. They are found throughout most of the northern hemisphere including North America and Eurasia. Their preferred habitat includes mountain forests, open meadows and large river valleys. Their range originally went from the northern arctic seacoasts, southward over the tundra-covered mountains of the north, throughout the boreal forests and as far south as Mexico on the North American continent and as far south as Spain, Italy and Iran in Eurasia. The southern limits of their range coincided with the end of travel corridors of preferred mountain forest habitat. There is also a population of brown bears on the Japanese island of Hokkaido.

76. Bears - Grizzly Bears Clipart - Clip Art Directory
    Clip Art Directory Nature, Animals, bears, grizzly bears previews. SuggestionCorrection DIR search Nature Animals bears grizzly bears, page 1.  
    http://dir.coolclips.com/Nature/Animals/Bears/Grizzly_Bears/

77. Grizzly Bear
    The physical and behavioral differences between black bears and grizzlybears have been described in detail by Herrero (1978). Black  
    http://www.yellowstone-reservations.com/grizzly.htm
    
    Extractions: Yellowstone National Park Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos horribilis) The grizzly bear population within the Yellowstone ecosystem is estimated to be approximately 280-610 (Eberhardt and Knight 1996) bears. The park does not have a current estimate of the black bear population; black bears are considered to be common in the park. Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos horribilis) Color: Varies from black to blonde; frequently with white-tipped fur giving a grizzled, "silver-tipped" appearance. In the Yellowstone ecosystem, many grizzly bears have a light brown girth band. Height: About 3-1/2 ft (1.0 m) at the shoulder. Weight: Male: 216-717 lbs (98-325 kg); Female: 200-428 lbs (91-194 kg) (Blanchard 1987). Home Range Size: Males: 813-2075 mi (2106-5374 km Females: 309-537 mi (801-1391 km (Blanchard and Knight 1991). Life Expectancy: 15 - 20 years in the wild; 30+ years in captivity. Physical and Behavioral Characteristics Behaviorally, black bears are generally much less aggressive than grizzly bears and rely on their ability to climb trees to allow themselves and their cubs to escape predators such as wolves, grizzly bears, or other black bears. Grizzly bears are generally one and one-half to two times larger than black bears of the same sex and age class within the same geographic region. Grizzly bears are also more aggressive than black bears and more likely to rely on their size and aggressiveness to protect themselves and their cubs from predators or other perceived threats. Another behavioral difference between black bears and grizzly bears is the length of time cubs are under their mother's care. Black bear cubs are born in the winter den, spend the summer following birth with their mother, den with her again in the fall, then separate from her early the next summer as yearlings. Grizzly bear cubs spend two and one-half and sometimes three and one-half years under their mother's care before separation.

78. Grizzly Bear Posters & Art Prints - Your Purchase Saves Bears
    grizzly Bear Posters 13 Making Tracks 20x16 FineArt Poster by Gary Ampel Buy MakingTracks, grizzly Bear Posters 14 grizzly bears 16x20 Fine-Art Poster Buy  
    http://www.animail.com/posters_grizzly_bear.html
    
    Extractions: Thank you for visiting our Grizzly Bear Poster Store. We've teamed up with Art.com to offer you a great selection of Grizzly Bear Posters and Art Prints, as well as quality framing services. Choose from the many Grizzly Bear Posters listed below, or use our search boxes to access the entire collection of over 100,000 posters and art prints. Revenues from the Grizzly Bear Poster Store are donated to various non-profit Animal and Environmental organizations . International orders of Grizzly Bear Posters and Art Prints are welcomed!

79. Educational Posters, Prints And Pictures For Home Or School.
    grizzly Bear, Nuzzling grizzly bears, grizzly Bear Cub. grizzly bears Fishing,grizzly Bear 2, grizzly Bear Courtship. Nuzzling bears. grizzly Bear Cub.  
    http://www.edugraphics.net/ga-animals/wildlife/ga753.htm
    
    Extractions: The Universe The Earth Americana Human Anatomy ... Murals We pride ourselves on having the largest selection of educational and hobby posters available anywhere. The topical organization is basically the same as that of our main store, Einsteins-Emporium.com , the net's largest Science and Nature Store. However, we've added additional subjects, such as Americana, World Cultures, and Humor. The Universe

80. Animal Tracks
    The Bear Den Brown and grizzly bears It may not be the most visually rich websiteout there on bears, but what it lacks in beauty is more than made up for in  
    http://exn.ca/animaltracks/Grizzly/
    
    Extractions: Not meaning to extol our own virtues, but exn.ca's own Bear Den is a pretty cool place to stop to find out about the plight of grizzlies. But that's just a part of the bigger Bear Den picture. There's a great bear quiz, information on every other species of bear and even useful information on how to survive a bear attack. And if you're a real bear freak, you can find out when bear-related TV programs are scheduled to appear in the coming weeks on Discovery Channel Canada. And if you haven't had your fill of bear facts from the Animal Tracks site, you can also head here for even more bear trivia. Lots of content - and it looks great to boot!

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