Researchers from the University of Alberta, in partnership with the Foothills Research Institute, have published results from a ten-year study of grizzly bears in Alberta's rocky mountains. The study indicates that warmer temperatures due to climate change may make it easier for grizzly bears to find suitable food in the future, giving the bears a better chance of building the body fat required for successful reproduction in females. More details on the study can be found in this article from ScienceDaily.
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