Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Grizzly-Bear-Cub-in-Canada-27MZIFJW1EM1W.htmlConceptually similarYoung Woodland Caribou in CanadaGP0STSGSLCompleted★★★★Caribou in CanadaGP0STSLLBCompleted★★★★Caribou in CanadaGP0STSLLACompleted★★★★Caribou in CanadaGP0STSLLVCompleted★★★★Caribou in CanadaGP0STSLM3Completed★★★★Wolverine in CanadaGP0STSGTDCompleted★★★★Caribou in CanadaGP0STSTV2Completed★★★★Caribou in CanadaGP0STSTV1Completed★★★★Caribou in CanadaGP0STSTV3Completed★★★★View AllGP0STSGSWGrizzly Bear Cub in CanadaAhead of their 5 to 8 month long hibernation, these large omnivores stock up all manner of on food including berries, leaves, nuts, fish, fungi, small rodents, moose, elk, grass and even insects. It can take between 2 and 4 years before mothers wean their cubs off their milk. They are considered excellent diggers, skilled swimmers and can run at speeds of nearly 50km an hour. These bears are still found from Northern Manitoba and Nunavut west to the Pacific coast. However, the Canadian government considers the Grizzly population once found in Quebec and Labrador extinct as they have not been seen since 1948.Locations:Canada-North AmericaCredit:© Nature FootageDuration:6sAudio format:MuteProduction Type :SELECTED RUSHESRestrictions:NO THIRD PARTY SALES. CREDIT LINE COMPULSORYKeywords:Animals-Boreal forests-Endangered species-Forests (campaign title)-Grizzly bears-KWCI (GPI)-Nature-Young animalsShoot:Boreal Forest Animals in Canada (Video)A variety of animals found in the Boreal Forest.Related Collections:Canadian Boreal Forest ANIMALS (Video)