How do you write 1 paragraph on where grizzlies live?

1. Where do most Grizzlies live?
2. Where do grizzly bears like to live?
3. Where do grizzly bears live shelter?
4. What is the place called where bears live?
5. Where do grizzly bears sleep?
6. Where do bears live in Europe?
7. What animals live with bears?
8. How do bears survive?
9. Where do grizzly bears live in Washington State?
10. Where do cave bears live?
11. Which describes a grizzly bear's habitat quizlet?
12. Where are grizzly bears in Canada?
13. Are all brown bears Grizzlies?

Where do most Grizzlies live?

RANGE: Grizzly bears are found today in Alaska, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Washington, and possibly southern Colorado, as well as in western Canada. Historically they ranged from Alaska to Mexico and from the Pacific Ocean to the Mississippi River, but their numbers were vastly reduced by western expansion.

Where do grizzly bears like to live?

Grizzly bears can be found in woodlands, forests, alpine meadows, and prairies. In many habitats they prefer riparian areas along rivers and streams.

Where do grizzly bears live shelter?

In Europe, grizzly bears prefer mountain woodlands, trending toward tundra environments and coastlines in North America. Generally, grizzly bears look for areas where they can find a dense cover to shelter during the day. As apex predators, grizzly bears are solitary animals without natural predators.

What is the place called where bears live?

Dens are homes made from hollowed-out trees, caves and piles of brush. Bears can also create a den by digging a hole into a hillside or under tree roots. Because bears are mammals, they give birth to live young. Baby bears are called cubs.

Where do grizzly bears sleep?

There are several different types of dens utilized by bears. Black bears tend to excavate dens, den under windfalls, in hollow trees or caves, and in previously occupied dens (Jonkel 1980). Grizzly bears tend to excavate dens at the base of large trees often on densely vegetated north-facing slopes.

Where do bears live in Europe?

Today, the Carpathian Mountains have the highest population density of brown bears in Europe (outside Russia). Major populations also still exist in the Western Balkans and in Scandinavia. Bear populations in the Alps, the Apennines and on the Iberian Peninsula are all highly endangered.

What animals live with bears?

Bears' closest living relatives are the pinnipeds, canids, and musteloids.

How do bears survive?

During winter, when food is scarce, most bears have an effective survival solution: hibernation, a physical state in which the heart rate, body temperature, metabolism, and respiration is lowered. Grizzly and black bears can go for 100 days or so without eating, drinking, urinating, or defecating.

Where do grizzly bears live in Washington State?

Grizzly bears once occurred in most of Washington, but are now restricted to remote areas of the Selkirk Mountains and certain places near the northern border of Washington between these two ecosystems. These areas support the best remaining seclusion habitat in the state.

Where do cave bears live?

The largest numbers of cave bear remains have been found in Austria, Switzerland, northern Italy, northern Spain, southern France, and Romania, roughly corresponding with the Pyrenees, Alps, and Carpathians.

Which describes a grizzly bear's habitat quizlet?

Which describes a grizzly bear's habitat? ... They clear large amounts of vegetation, which removes habitats for some organisms but makes the area inviting for other organisms. Which best describes possible interactions of elephants with the surrounding ecosystem?

Where are grizzly bears in Canada?

More than half of Canada's 26,000 grizzlies live in British Columbia, with the rest found in Alberta and the three territories. Grizzly bears occur from sea level to high-elevation alpine environments.

Are all brown bears Grizzlies?

All grizzly bears are brown bears, but not all brown bears are grizzly bears. The bears you are watching on the cams are brown bears. Grizzly bears and brown bears are the same species (Ursus arctos), but grizzly bears are currently considered to be a separate subspecies (U.