Grizzly bears live generation to generation. A mother bear may raise only a few litters in her lifetime, maybe four to six cubs total, but what she passes on is far greater than her genetics. Everything those cubs learn in the first two to three years at her side becomes a road map for the rest of their lives. She teaches them where to dig for roots when the snow first melts, how to find cutthroat trout in spring creeks, where to den safely for the winter, how to move with the seasons from one f

🐻 5 Grizzly Bear Facts & Their Role in Biodiversity 🌿 1. Grizzlies drag salmon from rivers into forests, enriching soil with nutrients. 2. They also eat and spread berries, helping plants grow across wide areas. 3. Grizzlies sharpen their claws on trees dispersing bark and exposing insects for other creatures. 4. Other bears can “read” scratch marks to learn about the size, strength, or sex of the bear. 5. Their leftover kills feed scavengers like foxes, ravens, and eagles. 🌍 Almo Nature supp