Last updated on December 20, 2013 at 6:44 EST  Eurasian Brown
Bear, Ursus arctos arctos  The Eurasian brown bear (Ursus arctos
arctos) can be found throughout northern Eurasia. Also known as
the European brown bear and the common brown bear, this
subspecies of brown bear has a conservation status of least
concern. This status was given to the species as whole, but
local populations are dwindling. The range of this bear includes
Northern Russia, Europe, the Pyrenees which is on the border of
France and Spain, Baltoscandia , and many other small
populations inhabit a number of places. The largest European
populations of Eurasian brown bears can be found in Russia,
while worldwide the largest populations can be found in the
Siberian forests of the Ural mountain range.  The Eurasia brown
bear varies in size, depending on the location, sex, and time of
year. Typically, an adult male can weigh between 583 pound and
780 pounds, while an adult female are smaller weighing between
330 pounds and 550 pounds.  The bigges