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Alaska Grizzly Bear The Alaska grizzly bear is one of the biggest bears known and makes a grand picture, and is protected by conservation groups. The color ranges from white and blonde to brown and black. The species eats a lot of plants, roots, and sometimes hunts for calves of elk and moose. They also feed on larvae of ants and wasps and catch fish, and small mammals (mice, squirrels) and vertebrates. The Alaska grizzly bear is one of the biggest bears known and makes a grand picture, and is protected by conservation groups. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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These animals live in mountain ranges from the coast of British Columbia to the Rocky Mountains in Alberta. Males are usually large than females; yet need more time to mature. Males weigh about 330-1150 pounds and females are about 270-770 pounds. The Alaska grizzly bear is one of the biggest bears known and makes a grand picture, and is protected by conservation groups.