Question 1: What animal is often considered a symbol of the American wilderness?
A Roadrunner
B Grizzly bear
C Mountain lion
The grizzly bear is revered as a symbol of the American wilderness, representing the strength and majesty of untamed nature, particularly in national parks and conservation areas.
Correct Answer: Grizzly bear
Question 2: Why do young grizzly bears engage in play-fighting?
A To build strength and establish social bonds
B To attract mates
C To establish territory
Grizzly bear cubs engage in play-fighting primarily to develop their physical skills and to foster social relationships, which are important for their growth and future survival.
Correct Answer: To build strength and establish social bonds
Question 3: Where do grizzly bears primarily roam today?
A Southern California and Nevada
B Alaska and parts of the Northern Rockies
C Eastern US
Grizzly bears are mostly found in Alaska and certain areas of the Northern Rockies, as their historical range has diminished significantly due to habitat loss and other factors. These grizzly cubs are playing in Katmai National Park in Alaska.
Correct Answer: Alaska and parts of the Northern Rockies