|  The 
				brown bear, also known as a grizzly in North America, is like 
				the bears in Brother Bear. They are large and are usually a dark 
				brown, but can be a creamy shade or black. They have long claws 
				on their front paws and have a hump on their shoulders. SizeTheir weight depends on the food available and it is a fact 
				that bears can weigh twice as much in the autumn than in the 
				spring. The male adults weigh 135 kilograms to 390 kilograms. 
				Cubs at birth weigh 340 to 680 grams. HabitatBrown bears occupy a wide range of places like in eastern and 
				western Europe, Northern Asia, Japan, Northern America, western 
				Canada, Alaska, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Washington in forest 
				areas and central plains in mountains and tundra. 
				 DietBrown bears eat mainly vegetation in spring but like salmon 
				in summer and autumn and would hibernate in winter. The 
				vegetation they eat is grass, sedge, bulbs and roots. In some 
				places they also hunt moose, caribou and elk. 
				 CubsThe cubs are born from January to March and remain with their 
				mums for two and a half years. They can have one to four cubs, 
				but twins are the most common |