mbenefiel:

I'm glad you had some fun! Please feel free to post Rita's witicisms (G ratings only) and let us share the laughter.

Mary

I'm glad you had some fun! Please feel free to post Rita's witicisms (G ratings only) and let us share the laughter.

Mary

mbenefiel:

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Mary and the WildCam Team

Thanks Mary, you throw a heck of a Hibernation Event -- especially fun since it was an all day event!

Looking forward to the next get-together

Rita:

Hey McMike..seems you are on a roll..you go boyfriend!!!

Wooohoooooo....

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Mary and the WildCam Team

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 Here is the answer:

Answer: From “Technology” WildCam Grizzlies

http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/wildcamgrizzlies/technology.html  

The Pratt Museum has developed a brown bear education center with pioneering efforts   to incorporate the use of remote video systems, in museum exhibits

You're good MichaelFrank, you've posted the correct answer for question #10.

Thanks for playing Trivial Bearsuit.

Answer: From “View the WildCam” WildCam Grizzlies

http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/wildcamgrizzlies/wildcam.html

Feeding: omnivorous; grizzlies eat everything from grasses to berries to nuts, grubs,        fishes, and small to large mammals.

Congrats, MichaelFrank, you are correct. Since you have already received a Polar Bear Calendar for a previous answer, you get the distinction of being the quickest with the right answer.

Thanks for playing Trivial Bearsuit!

Answer:  From “View the WildCam” WildCam Grizzlies

http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/wildcamgrizzlies/wildcam.html

Size: One pound (half kilogram at birth); ten pounds (5 kilograms) when the leave the       den for the first time.

Question #8

MichaelFrank,

That was the quickest response of the evening for the correct answer. You will receive a National Geographic Polar Bear Wall Calendar from the National Geographic Store.

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Way to Win!

Answer: From “View the WildCam Field Guide” WildCam Grizzlies

http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/wildcamgrizzlies/wildcam.html

Lifespan: 25 to 30 years in the wild

Question #10 

10. What do grizzly bears like to eat besides salmon?

Question #9 

9. What is the size of a grizzly cub when it leaves the den for the first time?

Question #8

8. What is the lifespan of a grizzly in the wild?

Thank you very much.

Question #7 

7.  What does the Pratt Museum have to do with brown bears?

Yep! Shar wins a free gift for answer #6. You'll receive a National Geographic Polar Bear Wall Calendar from the National Geographic Store. 

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Answer: From “Technology” WildCam Grizzlies

http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/wildcamgrizzlies/technology.html

The camera is controlled from the Homer’s Pratt Museum, where the video feed is            relayed to servers at  RealNetworks, Inc. in Seattle, Washington. From there, the live       streaming video is published to the Internet through National Geographic Society in        Washington, D.C., where viewers access it online in real time.