Black bears are brown most of the time (do a search for black bears in Yosemite and you will see that they can be very light in color). Brown bears is a term commonly used for Grizzly bears up north I think. There are no grizzly bears in California any longer (Ironically, since this is the bear pictured on our flag).
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"I did a search on brown bears in So. Cal and the last known sighting was in the 1920s"
They're fairly common up here in the San Bernardino Mtns. I've never seen one while riding, but they do come in the yard and the dogs tree them from time to time when I run them in the forest. I'd like to see the chimpanzee that's still loose in the forest. They say he can drive a car and a boat, and use the toilet.
They're fairly common up here in the San Bernardino Mtns. I've never seen one while riding, but they do come in the yard and the dogs tree them from time to time when I run them in the forest. I'd like to see the chimpanzee that's still loose in the forest. They say he can drive a car and a boat, and use the toilet.
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Like someone said above, these are black bears. We don't have brown bears (aka Grizzly or Kodiak) in California.
http://www.americanbear.org/FUR.htm
"Only 1% of the black bears in Pennsylvania are brown or red in color, while over 90% of the black bears in Yosemite National Park in California are tan, light brown or cinnamon."
Mmmm, cinnamon bears sound tasty!
http://www.americanbear.org/FUR.htm
"Only 1% of the black bears in Pennsylvania are brown or red in color, while over 90% of the black bears in Yosemite National Park in California are tan, light brown or cinnamon."
Mmmm, cinnamon bears sound tasty!
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