Alaskan Brown Bears
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ALASKAN BROWN BEARS
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Bears are mammals. They are like humans because they breathe with lungs, and they are warm blooded.
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Bears first appeared 40 million years ago. They were small meat eating, tree climbing animals. Bears are related to coyotes, wolfs, foxes, raccoons, and dogs.
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Alaskan brown bears are the biggest bears in the North America. The average adult is 7 to 10 feet tall. Brown bears can weigh up to 500 to 900 pounds.
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Alaskan brown bears are found in Alaska. They live in the costal areas and Kodiak island. There are, but the guess is about 30,000 to 40,000 bears.
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Alaskan brown bears are powerful animals. The move large rocks and large logs with 1 paw.
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