Mexican grizzly bear
Extinct species
locations
The Mexican grizzly bear is an extinct subspecies of the brown bear. This bear lived in the southern United States all the way to the southern part of texas to the northern part of Mexico, it was placed on the endangered species list in 1970.
Description
This bear is predominantly black and brown
Size
This bear is relatively the same size as the North American grizzly
Location
The location of this bear is in desert conditions.
Gone but not forgotten
This bear was one of the biggest animals in mexico. It reached a length up to 183 centimetres and an average weight of 318 kilograms