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GRIZZLY BEAR

GRIZZLY BEAR. by Lilyanne. Introduction. Today there are fewer Grizzly bears than 32,000, historically there were more than 50,000. Everyday there are less in the world, and they could be close to extinktion beacuse  so many bad things are hapening to their envioument. Habitat.

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GRIZZLY BEAR

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  1. GRIZZLY BEAR by Lilyanne

  2. Introduction Today there are fewer Grizzly bears than 32,000, historically there were more than 50,000. Everyday there are less in the world, and they could be close to extinktion beacuse  so many bad things are hapening to their envioument.

  3. Habitat Grizzly bears live in North America, mostly in Alska. They live in caves in the forests. They find it easier to hunt and raise in the forests.

  4. Where they are? Grizzly Bears live in North America.

  5. Diet Grizzly bears eat salmon wich they catch from rivers and lakes. If they cant find any fish then they will eat any small animals such as birds, rabbits and more.

  6. What were doing wrong? • We are taking over their land and destroying it. •  We are conflicting with them, so they keep returning to our homes. •  We cut down trees from the forest, which is making the forest empty, and the enviorment unhealthy.

  7. What we should do? • Install electric fences to prevent grizzly bears coming into our homes. • Stop cutting down trees, and destroying the forests. •  Stop killing them for skin, claws, and teeth.

  8. WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP THE GRIZZLY BEARS?

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