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  1. A black bear normally has a fairly straight profile from forehead to nose tip. A grizzly’s muzzle is broader and more prominent; their eyes appear closer together and deeper set. Black bears look more dog-like and have flatter, shorter fur. Grizzlies appear to have longer, fuzzier looking fur, especially on the face.

  2. 11 mai 2021 · We compare the different types of bears from around the world. Want to know how big and dangerous a grizzly bear is compared to a polar bear? What does a black bear eat? What is the largest of all bears? Where do Kodiak bears live? Which bears can climb trees? Get the answers to all of your bear questions.

  3. 14 juin 2023 · Black bear: A black bear can reach up to 35 miles per hour, per the North American Bear Center. Grizzly bears: Grizzly bears can run slightly faster and can reach up to 40 miles per hour. When comparing strength, a grizzly is considered stronger than a black bear and they have a stronger bite too.

  4. Grizzly bears are stronger, larger, and more aggressive than black bears. A black bear will therefore usually show submissiveness to a grizzly. Both species share the same habitats and have a similar diet.

  5. A grizzly bear has a large, round head and a dished or concave face. A black bear has a smaller head with an elongated snout. When you look at a black bear from the side, its head and snout form a straight line.

  6. 1 mars 2023 · Large black bears are usually around 4 to 6 feet long and weigh about 130 to 660 pounds. In contrast, grizzlies are known to reach lengths of 8 feet and can weigh 400 to 600 pounds. Bear size can vary depending on location, food sources, and environmental factors.

  7. While black bears greatly outnumber grizzlies, knowing how to tell the difference is important if you live in or travel to grizzly country. Grizzly bears live in Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Washington, Alaska and Canada.