A 90-Year-Old Woman Was Confronted By A Bear And Took The Only Action She Could

By Himanshi Talwar

Six feet and up

Grizzly bears, as the inland subset of brown bears, are indeed slightly smaller in size compared to their coastal counterparts but are still awe-inspiring with the potential to weigh up to 700 pounds. Their physical stature, while slightly lighter, is no less impressive, and they have adapted to thrive in inland environments, where their diet and lifestyle may differ from coastal brown bears.

When upright, a grizzly can easily tower at over six feet, making its sheer physical presence something to behold. But their distinctive physical attributes don’t end there. Grizzlies are also known for their prominent shoulder hump, a feature that distinguishes them from other bear species and adds to their formidable appearance.