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Brown bear, Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, 2015.

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Brown bears (Ursus arctos) are the largest terrestrial member of the order carnivoran, which includes 280 species of placental mammals. It is widely-distributed throughout northern Eurasia and North America, though various local populations have shrunk or faced extinction. The total population hovers around 200,000 individuals (as of 2012). The brown bear and American black bear are the only two bears not classified as 'threatened' by the IUCN.

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grizzly bear bear brown bear ursus arctos bears mammal wildlife wild animal gates of the arctic national park and preserve arctic national park populations order carnivoran north america national parks gallery high resolution arctic regions alaska nature
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2015
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National Parks Gallery
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label_outline Explore Order Carnivoran, Arctic National Park, Ursus Arctos

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grizzly bear bear brown bear ursus arctos bears mammal wildlife wild animal gates of the arctic national park and preserve arctic national park populations order carnivoran north america national parks gallery high resolution arctic regions alaska nature