Grizzly Bear

Ages: 3+


The North American grizzly bear is the second-largest mammal of its kind after the polar bear. Its fur has a dark brown base with hues of blond, brown, and black. The gray tips of its hair give it the name 'Grizzly' (grizzled means gray). This omnivore lives solo and mainly eats plants like berries and roots. Sometimes, it feasts on fish, ants, bees, or young mammals such as elk. To survive the long winter, the grizzly bear eats a lot all summer before going into its den to hibernate from November to March.

This grizzly bear is more of a toy to bring the wonder of North American wildlife to your home. If it's a plush toy, kids can play with it gently. For cleaning, follow the washing instructions on the label. Remember, it has small parts, so keep it away from children under 3 to avoid the choking hazard. Store it in a dry place to keep it in good shape. You can use it as a decoration on a bed or shelf to add a touch of the wild.