Jeff Corwin's Explorer Series: The World of Bears (2014)

The brown bear is the largest terrestrial carnivore in the world. There are many subspecies throughout the world, including the grizzly in North America, the Kodiak, the Eurasian brown bear and the Siberian brown bear. Weighing up to 2500 pounds, they can also reach 10 feet in height. A typical lifespan is about 25 years in the wild, longer in captivity.

In this guide, we explore the world of bears and provide facts to help you better understand and treasured animals. Learn about their anatomy, behaviors, the distribution of the bears in the world and what you can do to protect and preserve them.