Brown bear — the largest inhabitant of the forest, a predator. Lives in forests in Siberia, the far East, Kamchatka, the Caucasus mountain forests. Found in the taiga, the tundra.
Body length of the animal reaches two — two and a half meters. His head heavy, with a large forehead and small ears. The eye is small and deep set. The nose is black. The bear has long thick fur, beneath which is almost not visible in a short ponytail. Wool comes in many shades from black to straw color. He has scary claws – reach 10 centimeters. It weighs half a ton more and it seems clumsy. But the animal runs fast, do huge jumps, climbs trees and swims well. He rises on his hind legs, and moves quietly through the forest, carefully. He goes, as you know, clumsily. In the water the bear loves to dive and holds his head on the surface.It is well known that "bear loves honey". For the sake of the Goodies the bear can climb a very tall tree. Fighting with wild bees, the predator pulls out a honeycomb from the tree and eats honey. And sometimes he steals the honey in the apiary. But he is afraid of people more than wild bees.
 But in General this animal is an omnivore: it eats both plants and animal foods. Although more use of vegetable food. During the day he hides in the evening looking for food, hunts. It is difficult to eat normally in the early spring, as vegetation is not enough. Therefore, at this time the predator is particularly dangerous: it preys on the forest animals, digs up anthills is chosen even to cattle. With the advent of the greens and further ripening berries food the bear is enough. He gladly absorbs blueberries, raspberries, blueberries, honeysuckle, cranberries, cranberry.
Fall brown bear actively preparing for winter — it eats acorns, nuts, wild apples and pears, mulberry and black cherry. He climbs trees, breaks off twigs and eats the fruit. Sometimes shaking the tree, and then at the bottom collects the fallen fruit. He also loves to dig in the earth to produce succulent rhizomes, as well as worms, beetles. Bears that live near rivers, deftly catching fish.