Feeding program
Experience the exciting feedings or the wild sea eagle show.
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The European brown bear
In Scandinavian Wildlife Park you will meet the European brown bear, but there are brown bears all over the world. There are some size and color differences, and they are called different names; in Canada and Alaska they are called Kodiak and Grizzly bears, and in Russia they are called Kamchatka bears. But it’s essentially the same brown bear that lives all over the world.
The Bear Park
Get overwhelmed by our fantastic 2.5 hectare big Bear Park with caves, hills, trees and lots of water. The Bear Park is quite unique and one of the World’s largest, so our bears are very lucky!
You walk into The Bear Park on the 250 meter long board walk.
This leads you through the fantastic facility and you’ll be right up close to the bears. You can smell, hear and almost touch the bears and our guests love them.Watch our bears as they splash and swim in the water or as they play and eat on the shore. The bears are very active, and it’s hard to leave them again!
It’s an experience we are sure you will enjoy!
Brunbjørn
Ursus arctos
Class: Mammal
Order: Carnivore
Family: Bear (Ursidae). There are 8 bear species in the World.
Geographical distribution: The entire Northern hemisphere
Habitat: Forest and Tundra
Life span: In nature 20-30 years. In captivity up to 40 years.
Body length: 130-250 cm + 5-15 cm tail
Shoulder height: 90-125 cm
Weight: Male: 100-400 kg, female: 100-200 kg
Sexual maturity: 3-4 years
Breeding season: April till June
Gestation period: 7-9 months (delayed implantation)
Number of offspring: 1-4, normally 2-3 every second year
Feed: Omnivorous; grass, herbs, berries, fruit, insects, fish and meat, among other