The brown bear (Ursus arctos) is one of the largest living terrestrial carnivores, with adult males often exceeding 300 kilograms in weight.

Despite its carnivorous ancestry, the brown bear is omnivorous and has a highly varied diet, including roots, berries, insects, fish, and even large mammals when the opportunity arises. Its powerful claws, up to 10 cm long, are adapted for digging and tearing logs for insects, as well as for catching salmon during hunting seasons.

One of the most widely distributed carnivores in the world, although their populations have declined in some regions due to human expansion.

(Lora was trained with images of different subspecies, mainly grizzly bear and kodiak bear, hence the taxonomic abbreviation SPP. It will generalize certain characteristics, since all subspecies are very similar.)

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