Yes. Grizzlies often kill wolves if they are being harassed, have to protect their cubs or protecting a fresh carcass. In most cases, though, grizzlies don't go out of their way to purposely kill wolves, since they would rather be left alone than have to be killing all the time.
No, because they have a steady food supply.
No, not even slightly
Entering the 2007-08 season, Jason Williams was the all time Grizzlies assists leader with 2,041.
"When Grizzlies Walked Upright," tells the story of the origin of all Native American people. In the story, the Chief of the Sky Spirits shows human qualities in punishing the grizzlies by making them walk on all fours and making them no longer talk.
California's growing season is unique because is all year round.
We did kill them, just not enough of them obviously. If we had managed to kill them all, Native Americans would be in a far better place today (than slaves as they are now).
No. people will tell you all sorts of crap about how they are gentle and only attack if you threaten them. Untrue I was charged by 4 grizzlies at the same time which coincidentally is the same number of grizzlies I've seen in my life
Many people were settlers from all around the world.
The settlers new that buffalo was a major resource for Native Americans. If the could kill buffalo, they could kill the Native Americans by getting rid of their food, clothing, and weapon supply since buffalo provided all 3 of these supplies. They also wanted the buffalo hide since they were expensive and in high demand.
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A black bear's natural enemies are grizzly bears and wolves; however, men and dogs are also enemies to black bears. All bears seem to lack the ability to commit to a target, so even two dogs can run the largest of bears to a state of exhaustion. Polar bears have been known to get over-heated and faint while being harassed by sled dogs - after which all the musher has to do is walk up with a harpoon and kill the poor beast.Other black bear sows with cubs, possibly cougars, possibly wolves, man, grizzlies.