Grizzly Bear

The grizzly bear is an intimidating animal of great size and strength. They lay claim to vast territories of wilderness, in which they scavenge for food. They tend to try to avoid people unless they have something to gain, but are unafraid to get aggressive if they feel threatened or surprised. 
In battle, they use their strong jaws and mighty claws to slay their enemies. Once they get ahold of their target, a savage mauling is sure to follow.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Grizzly bears are stocky four-limbed animals. Their bodies are covered in brownish fur and their limbs are equipped with long claws. Their tail is little more that a fuzzy stump and two round ears protrude from their head.

Genetics and Reproduction

Grizzly bears mate during periods of plenty. When impreganted, female grizzly bears enters a feeding frenzy, accumulating nutrients before retreating to her den to rest as her cubs develop. It takes 60-90 cycles before the young bears a born. Female grizzly bears give brith to one to four cubs, though two is the usual amount.

Growth Rate & Stages

Grizzly bear cubs stay with their mother for the early parts of their year, usually for about two years. In this period, they grow considerably, And the end of this period, they set off on their own.

Ecology and Habitats

Grizzly bears are well-suited to a wide range of temperate climates. They have a notable regulatory influence on other animals and also spread seeds thanks to their omnivorous diets.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Grizzly bears are omnivores. They gladly hunt other animals or scavenges for fresh kills. They also fish for food in rivers and lakes, should there be any in there territory. They consume berries and other plants that grow close to the ground.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Grizzly bears are for the most part solitary. If they converge, for example at a river with plenty of food, it is more coincidence than anything else. The exception is female bears with cubs, whom they will defend with near unmatched ferocity.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Grizzly bears have proven capable of adjusting to many spheres without too extreme conditions. They are therefore very common.

Average Intelligence

Grizzly bears have proven capable of basic analysis and adaption skills, such as adopting nocturnal routines if it improves foraging.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Grizzly bears have a well-developed sense of smell, which aids them greatly during their foraging.

Scientific Name

Ferox Ursa

Lifespan

30-50 years

Average Height

1-1.1 meters

Average Weight

200-400 kilos

Average Length

1.9-2.2 meters