Grizzly Bear Surveillance

The Grizzly Bear is one of nature’s last keystone species that is contributing to the Western United states and Southwestern Canada. The Grizzly Bear is thought of as a vicious beast who kills people without intent. Grizzly Bears are actually important to the environment and ecosystem that they live in. This Bear is an intelligent animal, which serves a role of preserving a plant’s way of life. It creates soil disturbance which causes more nitrogen to be produced to generate more nutrients for plants.

North Sydney Bears secured a crucial 44-32 victory against the Illawarra Cutters, which has pushed them further towards the top eight.

In 1997, while bow hunting in the Ocala National Forest. I saw two large male bears eating grubs and one of them caught and begun to eat a Cotton Tail rabbit. They were approximately ½ mile from each other. It seemed like the very second that the bear with the rabbit tore it apart, I saw the other bear lift his nose to the air and was at a full run and was to the other bear within a minute. The first bear was bigger, but the second bear seemed to be hungrier and quickly took the remains of the rabbit away and out of sight. Thinking that it was a waste of time to remain in the area I returned to my jeep to head back to camp and get some lunch for myself. Upon reaching the logging road that lead to my jeep, I found large bear prints within my

- To test this hypothesis my experimental approach would be testing different bodies of water or testing one and just testing different areas while tracking the fish.

This includes a range of echolocation clicks in the dolphin sonar system used to identify objects underwater.

Supernatural beings live among us. And they thrive best in Seattle, hometown of mysterious bear shifters and the lucky women strong enough to love them. If only it were that easy…

I believe a good reader is what makes a good writer. But because I lost my interest in reading, I’ve struggled with writing throughout the years. It wasn’t that I had trouble learning new skills but because I was pushed away from what I wanted to learn, so I decided to pursue other interests. Despite being eager to learn, my writing suffered due to my lack of interest in reading, however my skills in writing have increased as my drive to read has rekindled.

Black bears in BC have a population that is 9 times that of the grizzlies, however, the results show that the grizzlies have inflicted 9.7 times more attacks on humans in the past 16 years. This goes to show that grizzly bears have a higher tendency to attack due to the natural factors and stresses that act on them cause them to be much more aggressive with less tolerance to threats (Herrero, Aspects of Evolution and Adaptation in American Black Bears (Ursus americanus Pallas) and Brown and Grizzly Bears (U. arctos Linne.) of North America n.d.). Many other papers such as Herrero’s study in both 1972 and 1985 showed the same results where grizzlies had higher rates of attacks compared to black bears in BC and so it clearly shows that there

In his creative nonfiction novel, The Black Grizzly of Whiskey Creek by Sid Marty, the author recounts the story of a grizzly bear who became unafraid of people and went on the attack. He warns readers about aggressive bears while creating a worst-case scenario situation. Throughout the novel, Marty uses fear to create mood. He also uses the setting to create uncertainty in terms of survival. Lastly, Marty develops different conflicts in his creative nonfiction novel in order to relay his message. In the end, the author writes about how human interaction with nature can lead to conflict and ultimately death.

Werner Herzog’s Grizzly Man, is unlike any other nature documentary I have ever seen before. Timothy Treadwell, a bear enthusiast, is an interesting environmentalist; however, he lacks knowledge of the natural world around him. His inadequacy of understanding undomesticated animals living in the wild is what causes Treadwell to face a plethora of problems throughout his journey. For starters, Treadwell fails to understand that bears are wild animals and cannot be made into house pets. He becomes too close to the untamed mammals and attempts to be their friend. Treadwell does not put much thought into the pursuit of being their companion; instead, he simply goes to the mountains, stands in front of the bears, and tries to pet their

Even though Sonar can be a danger to many mammals and different species underwater, sonar technology has many different uses during the early 1900s. Such as the ability to detect buried objects, provide military support and developments of the

The movie “Grizzly Man” follows the life of wild life enthusiast Timothy Treadwell from birth to death. The documentary has many good clips that Timothy recorded while he lived with the bears. The documentary didn’t just have the opinion of the director but everyone who was close to Timothy. The documentary goes as far back to when Timothy was a kid and how he acted around animals. The film also goes as far to help the audience understand why Timothy became the person that everyone knows him as.

Many people may not know that Canada is home to one of the largest subspecies of polar bears called Ursus maritimus. These polar bears are notorious for being a nuisance for the people of Churchill, Man. Every year, hundreds of polar bears gather on the western shore of Hudson Bay to hunt for seals once the ice freezes. There is one very large issue about this; the polar bears have not eaten in months due to hibernation. This makes the polar bears very desperate for food. The polar bears often invade towns and become aggressive to the townspeople. An important question arises: what is the government doing about it?

I chose the film, Grizzly Man. I think the subjective cutting/montage or thematic editing style was used in this documentary. The shots are connected to emphasize the symbolic relation between shots. For instance, a sequence of shots between 5:44 and 6:06 (minute 5 second 44 to minute 6 second 6) emphasizes the dangers of bears. The scene starts a close up shot of the narrator talking about how dangerous the bears and how they can kill, bite and decapitate people.

Bottlenose dolphins find fish by using echolocation. This is when a dolphin sends out a beam of short sonar pulses from its melon, or forehead. The beam reflects off of fish or other objects and echoes back to the lower jaw. The echoes are then sent to the ear bones where they are characterized. Using echolocation, dolphins are able to locate prey that is buried up to one and a half feet under the sand (Cahill 140-141).