Time to announce the correct answers of the Bear Trivia Game!

The game was surprisingly hard as only 15% of e-mails received contained all 5 correct answers!

The winners have been drawn by my wife out of all the correct answers and they have been notified via e-mail.  Thank you all for playing!

And, keep your eyes on your Inbox as I have future trivia games planned.  Sign up for the newsletter if you haven't already done so (click here).

Now for the correct answers ...

Q1: These 3 grizzlies were quite interested in all the humans taking their photo in the Tetons. What distance are you required to keep from grizzly bears in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks?

A. None, you can walk up and pet them!

B. 100 Yards

C. 50 Yards

D. 1 Mile

Q2: This grizzly cub munched on this tasty thing in Canada's Kananaskis Country. What is it eating?

A. Salmon

B. Dandelions

C. Meat

D. Sunflower

Q3: I found this creature up a tree in Alaska. Who does this foot belong to?

A. Grizzly bear

B. Squirrel

C. Black bear

D. Moose

Here's a better look at the bear:

Q4: I watched these brown bears in Alaska eating these "orange balls". They are a delicacy for brown bears, but what are they?

A. Salmon eggs

B. Blueberries

C. Blackberries

D. Fish eyes

Q5: And finally, which animal did I find taking a nap in the bushes in Alaska?

A. Black bear

B. Moose

C. Brown bear

D. Polar bear

Here's a close-up of the bear's face. Notice he's keeping an eye on me.

Prizes up for grabs:

First Prize: 1 copy of my new book "Beginner's Guide to Bird & Wildlife Photography" + 1 copy of my book "Follow Your Bliss: Road Trip into Mexico and Central America".
1 Copy each. E-Book format (PDF).

Second Prize: 1 copy of my new book "Beginner's Guide to Bird & Wildlife Photography"
If you have already purchased my book, you can opt to receive my book "Follow Your Bliss" instead. E-Book format (PDF).

Third, Fourth and Fifth Prize: 1 copy each of my e-book "Follow Your Bliss: Road Trip into Mexico and Central America"

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