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English: Two grizzly bears in a meadow in the Yellowstone park.
Deutsch: Grizzlybären im Yellowstone-Nationalpark. Grizzlybären.
Українська: Бурі ведмеді в національному парку Йеллоустоун, США. Бурі ведмеді в національному парку Єллоустоун, США.
ქართული: გრიზლი.
தமிழ்: கொடுங்கரடிகள்.
Español: El oso Grizzly es una especie amenazada, se cree que en el parque hay 300.
Suomi: Harmaakarhuja.
Magyar: Két Grizzly medve, egy Yellowstone park-i réten
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18 April 2008 |
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Chris Servheen/USFWS |
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