I think this is the Best bear fight ever filmed. During the fight, the excruciating pain makes the larger bear defecate.

Who shall be the victor?!

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Its my turn to try that bohemeth the "Grizzly". Heard the Desert Eagle is LOUDER than this one...

Grizzly 700 FI walkaround

I wish I lived in Alaska so I could see this out my front window instead of some dirty bum digging through my garbage can.

Brown (Kodiak/Grizzly) Bear Order: Carnivora Family: Ursidae Genus and Species: Ursus arctos A hulking, usually brown, animal with a humped back and powerful long claws. Although one of the most feared animals in the world, brown bears go out of their way to avoid people. Despite this, habitat loss and hunting have greatly reduced their populations. Physical Description: Brown bears vary in size and color from region to region. The frosted, or grizzled, coats of bears living in the American west earned these animals the name "grizzly." In some other areas, brown bears have whitish or blackish coats. Kodiak bearsanimals from the far northwestern North Americaare the largest brown bears. In North America, brown bears often live in the same areas as the smaller American black bear. Brown bears are distinguished from black bears by their humped shoulders, more upturned snouts, longer fur, and longer claws. Brown bears have large snouts but small ears. Size: Male brown bears grow larger than females. On all four legs, a brown bear stands up to five feet tall. But standing on two legs, as brown bears can do for short periods, a large individual towers up to nine feet tall. Females may weigh more than 450 pounds, but large males reach close to 1,000 pounds. Brown bears grow from six and a half to nine feet long. Geographic Distribution: Brown bears live in mountains and grassy wilderness in North America, Europe, and Asia. However, their range has been greatly reduced. The largest populations remain in Alaska, Canada, and Russia. Small populations hang on in Austria, Finland, France, Italy, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Syria, northern India (in the Himalaya), and other countries. Fewer than 1,000 animals live in the lower 48 U.S. states, mainly around Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. Status: Outside Alaska, the U.S. brown bear population is listed as threatened. Scattered small populations in other areas, such as in Europe, are endangered, with sometimes only a few individuals remaining. Habitat: Brown bears live in a wide variety of open, or semi-open, northern habitats, including grasslands, coastlines, tundra, and mountain and lowland forests. Natural Diet: Like their habitats, brown bear diets vary. Brown bears are classic omnivoresanimals that eat both meat and plants. Most brown bears primarily eat vegetation, including tubers (underground stems and roots), berries, and pine nuts. But they also eat moths, grubs, rodents (dug out of their burrows), carrion, and occasionally large animals such as horses, bison, and moose and other deer (usually young ones). Seasonally, salmon or trout are important foods.

I love watching animals in the wild. The grizzly bear is so beautiful!

Video footage of bears in the wilds of Alaska.

Black Bear vs Wolf Pack.The outnumbered and intimidated Bear decides flee battle rather then fight.

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A horrid grizzly attacks an innocent cat. Oh, the humanity!

Puma vs Bear cub Tiger vs Sloth Bear Tiger vs Grizzly Bear

Let me introduce you to the "Grizzly". Damn thing is LOUD. I heard the Desert Eagle is more extreme. Norm gives us a demonstration before we all tried it.

I think this is the Best bear fight ever filmed. It was filmed by the Grizzly Man Timothy Treadwell and his girlfriend Amie Huguenard, who were killed in October of 2003 while filming the grizzlies in Alaska. This clip is part of that documentary.

Don't mess with the big guys!

A pair of Ravens(Corvus corax) tussle with a Grizzly Bear over an Elk carcass meal.

Wyoming campground in the morning with still pictures.

Some pics from a fishing trip. Bears everywhere, Grizzly and Black. West Coast of BC.

A mother and her twin cubs....what an awesome sight