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Grizzly Watching at Yellowstone National Park

0 comments | Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Yellowstone National Park is an enormous reserve located in the Western United and a habitat for the Grizzly Bears or the Grizzlies. Human-bear encounters are not rare in the park.

So when you are driving around, you might see a grizzly munching on few berries a hundred meters away. Here is one video we took.

Grizzlies are 6 to 8 ft (180–250 cm) long, stand 31⁄2 to 4 ft (105–120 cm) at the humped shoulder, and weigh up to 800 lb (360 kg). Primarily omnivorous, they are excellent hunters and prey on large mammals such as deer; they relish ants and other insects and depend on plants, roots, and berries to supplement their diet.

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