Framed Grizzly Bear Art

The closest relative of the North American grizzly bear is its black counterpart that inhabits large areas of northern China, Korea and Russia. Framed Grizzly Bear Art usually depict solitary animals, which is in accord with how these creatures live in the wild, although they occasionally gather around sources of food. Lakes, ponds and rivers act as a magnet for grizzly bears, especially during the famous salmon spawn when their diet includes this fish almost exclusively.

While the bear is famous for its ferocity, some of the Framed Grizzly Bear Art is actually cute, particularly those paintings featuring the females with cubs. They can produce up to four young bears every two years and they occasionally have to travel long distances in search of food. The bears are on the list of animals threatened with extinction in the United States and Canada, which explains why they also among the protected ones. Due to the fact that they travel a lot, it is hard to track their movement and keep a precise count of their numbers in the contiguous United States.