How To Draw A Grizzly Bear - We Draw Animals

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In this quick tutorial you'll learn how to draw a Grizzly Bear in 8 easy steps - great for kids and novice artists.

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At the bottom you can read some interesting facts about the Grizzly Bear.

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Step 1: Let's draw a bear! Trace a deep U for your bear's face shape.

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Step 2: Next, draw two small circles for the eyes. Trace a line down the front and then another medium-sized circle and there's your nose! Finish the face by giving your bear a smile!

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Step 3: Now, draw two upside-down letter Us on either side of the bear's head for the ears, drawing a line in between so that they meet. Here's a hint: Draw another upside-down letter U inside each ear too!

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Step 4: Coming down from the ears, trace a curbed line for the neck.

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Step 5: From the neck, draw a straight line coming out for the arm, and from there, trace another curbed line for the paw.

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Step 6: Coming down from the other side of the neck, draw the other arm. Here's a hint: this arm isn't bent, so it will look longer than the other arm.

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Step 7: Draw the rest of the body and the legs by a line coming down from either side of the bear's arms, then add in the legs by tracing an upside-down letter V so that your lines meet.

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Step 8: Last, draw in some claws at the end of both the arms and the legs of the bear. There's your grizzly bear!

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Interesting Facts about Grizzly Bears

Grizzly bears live in the western part of Canada and in the United States, specifically the state of Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho. They are also called brown bears, although they can be other colors such as silver, blonde, white, and black.

Did you know?

• When a baby grizzly bear is born, it weighs about one pound, does not have any fur, and is born blind. The baby bear lives with its mother until it is about two or three years old. Baby grizzly bears are called cubs.
• Grizzly bears can weigh between 300 and 1,500 pounds. They can grow to be as tall as 8 feet.
• Grizzly bears look different than other bears because they have a hump on their shoulders. They also have long claws that are the length of human fingers.
• The fastest speed that a grizzly bear can run is 35 miles per hour.

Grizzly bears hibernate in the winter, which is for about four months. Before they go into hibernation, they eat more food than usual. This food produces an extra layer of fat in their bodies so that they stay warm during winter. While getting ready for hibernation, they can gain as much as three pounds a day. They usually hibernate in dens.

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