wir haben für dieses Jahr Urlaub in Vancouver/Vancouver Island gebucht und möchten dort auch Bären sehen. Gerne möchte ich Grizzlybären sehen. Das Reisebüro sagt jedoch im Sommer gibt es dort nur Schwarzbären, die Grizzlybärensaison beginne erst im September.
Wo sind denn die Grizzlybären dann im Sommer?
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Loading...Hallo Leute, was würdet ihr machen um zu überleben, wenn euch ein Löwe und Tiger gleichzeitig angreifen ? Waffen habt ihr keine und Auto auch nicht. LG.
Mögt ihr lieber Wölfe oder Füchse?
1gg1 würde der Elefant den Löwen natürlich platt machen aber hätte der Löwe mit seinem Rudel eine Chance gegen einen ausgewachsenen Elefanten?
Hey! Folgende Frage: ich arbeite aktuell als Werkstudentin mit einer wöchentlichen, vertraglich festgehaltenen Arbeitszeit von 15 Stunden a 5 Tage. Nun wollte ich mir bezahlten Urlaub für den Rest meiner Vertragszeit nehmen (3h anteilig ausbezahlt pro Urlaubstag) und würde auf mindestens 30 Urlaubsstunden kommen. Mein Chef meinte nun aber, dass ich nicht jede Woche auf…
Jemand hatte mir dieses bild geschickt und ich wollte wissen ob es ein Albino löwe ist.
Now Vancouver Island is not a small island. In summer, the Grizzlys run in the vast landscape. There is no coincidence when you meet someone, but what he avoids when he hears people or smells. The guides don’t know where they’re going.
From August onwards, the salmon hike starts in the rivers and goes to December. All the bears come from everywhere to the rivers to catch salmon and to eat plenty of bacon before winter sleep. Then you know exactly where they stop and can lead tourists to these spots. This is quite reliable because the bears have their tributaries and always get there.
Ah that makes sense but why can you see black bears in the summer or book tours? Is their behaviour different?
By the way, I read Grizzlys living in the fjords on the mainland. There’s one thing wrong with the Iceland.
Obviously. Why this is so, I don’t know exactly. But I think there’s a lot more about it, so the likelihood of seeing one is much bigger anyway.
In the zoo. Otherwise, those in densely populated areas cannot be found.
Vancouver Island is not densely populated there is bear area
Yes, there are black bears, but Grizzlies are rarely lost in Vancouver Island and usually live further north.
Grizzlies mostly live in Alaska. Next south becomes more and more rare. There are still some in one or other national parks, but it is not easy to see.
But from September you can see them at least in the fjords on the mainland.
Where’s further north?
This is the best way to ask a guide on site that offers tours. He can also accompany you and show you the right behavior near the animals.
yep but we would like to book this in advance otherwise there is too much stress to find something and then it is possibly booked out.
Yeah, okay, I get it.
Can’t you contact a guide on site via the network and explain it in advance?
It’s probably more sensible because he knows.
we are just about to book a tour of the travel agency only that says Grizzlys only from September, in summer only black bears – and I don’t understand that.
The government tries to keep this secret, but Grizzly bears are taken to Moscow every summer, where you spy on the Russian government. In September you will return to have enough time before winter sleep to advise yourself.
so DASS tries to keep her secret….
They sleep a lot, only see in the dusk when it is cooler.
So in summer, are they rather night-active and day-active in winter? or do they not even keep winter sleep?
In spring and autumn actively in winter sleep in summer chills.