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Polar Bear Vs. Grizzly Bear

Polar Bear Vs. Grizzly Bear

The polar bear, known scientifically as Ursus maritimus, is the largest terrestrial carnivore. The grizzly bear, a subspecies of the North American brown bear (Ursus arctos horribilis), ranks as the second largest terrestrial flesh-eating mammal. These magnificent creatures share remarkable similarities in strength and size, each powerful enough to take down formidable prey. But which would...

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Discovering One of Yellowstone’s Oldest Grizzly Bears

Discovering One of Yellowstone’s Oldest Grizzly Bears

In the southwest of Wyoming, scientists have recently identified one of the oldest grizzly bears ever recorded, aged 34 years. This remarkable discovery was made possible by a distinctive mark on the bear’s lip, a tattoo placed by biologists back in 1989. With most of Yellowstone’s wildlife remaining unmarked by scientists, there is no evidence of older grizzly bears in the region....

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Remarkable Moment Captured: Brown Bear Walks Past Tourists

Remarkable Moment Captured: Brown Bear Walks Past Tourists

A remarkable video showcasing wildlife’s strength and power was captured by a tourist visiting Alaska recently. The group experienced what most would consider a nightmare: a close encounter with a roaming brown bear. The viral video has shocked millions globally. Even seasoned bear enthusiasts expressed surprise at the close proximity in which these tourists found themselves. According to the...

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What Does Bear Poop Look Like?

What Does Bear Poop Look Like?

Black bear scat typically smells like a slightly fermented version of whatever the bear consumed. If the bear’s diet consists primarily of strawberries, acorns, or nuts, the scent will be relatively pleasant compared to the odor if the bear mainly eats meat. But besides the smell, what does bear poop look like? Being able to identify bear scat can alert you to any bears in the area the next...

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What Recent Viral Bear Videos Teach Us About Bear Safety

What Recent Viral Bear Videos Teach Us About Bear Safety

When you visit a national park, seeing a bear is often the goal, and spotting one can be very exciting. Such an experience, while special, can also be unpredictable because bears can be dangerous. Bears rarely attack people but when they do, they can inflict serious injury or death. It is up to you to follow the safety guidelines set by national parks to ensure your safety. The following stories...

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