However, grizzly bear 791 wasn’t the only large bear to roam Yellowstone National Park. The records continue, with many large bears throughout the park’s history.

In modern times, the biggest bear on record was a polar bear taken in 1960. It weighed over 2,200 pounds and stood nearly 12 feet on its hind legs. From our Expert ...

The state boasts the largest grizzly bear population in the continental US, with the predators found across most of the state. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING, UNITED STATES ...

Five grizzly bear cubs with a single adult female (one on the left of mom) were documented by West Yellowstone resident Carolyn Golba on Wednesday.

Elk Valley, for example—a region that only makes up one percent of British Columbia’s 15,000 grizzly range—accounts for nearly half of the province’s recorded bear-train mortalities.