*** About Grizzly Bears: Grizzly bears, known scientifically as Ursus arctos horribilis, are a subspecies of the brown bear. They are often found in North America and are distinguished by their large size, with males frequently weighing up to 790 pounds, and their distinct hump of muscle over their shoulders. Adapted to a variety of habitats, from dense forests to alpine meadows and arctic tundra, they have a diet that varies greatly depending on their environment and the season, including fish, small mammals, and large quantities of berries and plant material. Grizzly bears have played a significant role in the cultural history of North America, featuring prominently in the folklore and traditions of many Native American tribes.

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