Grizzly Bear 399 and Grand Teton National Park

The video introduces Bear 399, a renowned grizzly in North America, known for her unique ability to have four cubs at the age of 26 and her extensive lineage of 22 descendants. Bear 399 is a symbol of the grizzly bear's success story in Grand Teton National Park, where the population has grown from 136 to over 700 since the 1970s due to protection and diverse habitats. Despite her age, Bear 399 continues to thrive, showcasing the park's ongoing support for wildlife and its rich history of conservation.

What makes bear 399 unique among grizzly bears?

• She is the largest bear in North America.

• She has four cubs at an older age.

• She is the youngest bear in the park.

• She is the only bear in the park.

How many descendants is bear 399 known to have?

• At least 30

• At least 22

• At least 15

• At least 10

What has contributed to the thriving of grizzly bears in Grand Teton National Park?

• Isolation from other wildlife

• Constant human interaction

• Protection and varied habitats

• Limited food sources

Since the mid-1970s, how has the grizzly bear population changed in the region?

• Increased to over 700 bears

• Remained the same

• Decreased to 100 bears

• Decreased to 50 bears

What role does Grand Teton National Park play for its inhabitants?

• It limits the growth of species.

• It provides a supportive environment.

• It encourages competition among species.

• It restricts access to resources.