Grizzly - Bear Animal

Grizzlies are easily recognized by the prominent muscular hump above their shoulders, which provides immense strength for digging dens and unearthing food.

A grizzly's year is defined by its quest for calories. In the fall, they enter a phase called , during which they may eat up to 90 pounds of food per day to build fat reserves for winter. Grizzly Bear | National Wildlife Federation grizzly bear animal

Despite their bulk, they can run up to 35-40 mph in short bursts. Grizzlies are easily recognized by the prominent muscular