Bear and bigcats anatomy

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Being an omnivore is a powerful survival trait. In some locations, a grizzly is almost completely vegetarian while in other grizzly populations, the bears eats lots of meat. In the Himalayan mountains, the Himalayan brown bear, also called the "red bear" is almost completely vegetarian while the Tibetan brown bear, also called the "blue bear" is highly carnivorous when the opportunity presents itself. Basically, a grizzly is an opportunistic forager. As for hunting, within the same location, such as Yellowstone, where one grizzly might be an accomplished hunter of elk, another grizzly hasn't the foggiest idea of how to go about it. Bears are highly individualistic. Reply