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Posted By: GRB, 11-18-2019, 12:06 AM

Ursus arctos (brown bear). The difference between brown bear and grizzly bear is simply a matter of where they live.

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Dangerous place indeed. Thanks for sharing this bit of dangerous wild life!
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Wow you are brave - great result though!

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Nice shot! I would not venture that close to a brownie! Thanks for sharing.
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Would not want to be caught between Sow and Cubs..... chipmunks are far less lethal..national geographic post...for sure.
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a bear always deserves. Nice shot.

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Very nice shot. Love the composition!
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Yes, they are dangerous and I have had my encounters with them and black bear; however, other wildlife species are equally as dangerous and often lethal. A few years back three people lost in encounters with moose in Anchorage alone. I have experienced being stocked by bear while the only time I can say that I experienced an attack was courtesy of a mule deer. If you choose to live in a wild place . . .
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Whoa. You wouldn't get me that close to a bear, either! Great shot!
11-18-2019, 12:16 PM   #11
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Great capture! Well done congrats!
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Beautiful danger floof 😍😍
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nice time
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