Grizzly Bear
Grizzly Bears are one of the more popular animals that live in Glacier National Park, however actually seeing one in it’s natural habitat can be a pretty rare occurrence, as this animal tries to avoid human interaction as much as possible and tends to stay more in Glacier’s back country.

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Every other year, grizzlies produce one to four young cubs (usually two). The cubs are small and weigh only around one pound at birth. While it is rare to see a grizzley in the park unless you are hiking in the remote back country, if you should happen to see one, please use caution, especially if it is a sow with cubs. A sow is quite protective of her offspring and will take steps to protect her offspring if she feels threatened.

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