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A chocolate Brown Grizzly enjoying some grass and grubs near a small vent geyser on the east banks of Yellowstone Lake. Grizzlies are omnivores , which means they eat grass,berries,as well as protein(animals,grubs) unlike their cousins the Alaskan Brown Bears which eat mainly salmon(protein) which is why they are nearly twice the size of the interior grizzly ..a lot of the early food a grizzly will eat when they come out of hibernation is berries,grasses etc. Now, you only have to ask yourself one question..Can you run faster than 35mph??? HE CAN...
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bianca 20 May 2007
THE BEST...awsome capture....beautiful looking...Diana Hume 22 Jun 2005
Great photo! Hope you used a telephoto lens!!!!Les Jobes 21 Jun 2005
Okay ... Wow! He is looking right at you! and Everyone knows (i hope) you don't try to out run a bear! they have bad eye site you try to make yourself look as large as possible, make a lot of noise and try to scare them off.. best you can do.. can't out run them, or out climb them.. This young fellow looks so 'cute' - he looks like his fur has a light dusting of mist from the steam rising up from the geyser! What a GREAT photograph!! Excellent!! :o)Emily Reed 21 Jun 2005
Wow! You captured every hair on his furry body!Tabitha Borges 21 Jun 2005
what a great bear...Anonymous Guest 20 Jun 2005
Looks like the bear is posing for you...nice capture.Loredana 20 Jun 2005
Excellent shot GaryReba McDonald 20 Jun 2005
A great photo. There are some brave enough to come into back yards in this area. Warnings are out. All I saw were a couple of raccoons.eileen martin 20 Jun 2005
oh this is scary, hes looking right at us....a great and adventerous shot:)thea walstra 20 Jun 2005
Glad that he is only on a awesome photographsher richardson 20 Jun 2005
very painterly Gar... did you get ready to run fast or use a large lens? : )Pat Abbott 20 Jun 2005
Wow! Great shot, Gary and thanks for the information too.Nancy Woolweber 20 Jun 2005
Great photo Gary! Hope you were keeping your distance!joan warburton 20 Jun 2005
Awesome photo! I look forward to reading the sidebars whenever you put something up. You always have such interesting information to go along with the photo!Charles Oliver 20 Jun 2005
Awesome animal, awesome shot.stan jones 20 Jun 2005
it would have to be taken some ways back well for mine its all yours Gary they even climb trees don't they top shot