How Heavy Is a Grizzly Bear?

a Grizzly Bear weighs about

207 kg (456 lb)

Typicaladult male average 389 kg (coastal Alaska), female average 207 kg; range 80–600 kg; males 8–10% larger than females

Typical range: 80 kg – 600 kg.

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  • adult male average 389 kg (coastal Alaska), female average 207 kg; range 80–600 kg; males 8–10% larger than females

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Sources

  1. [1] University of Michigan Museum of Zoology

    Ursus arctos (brown bear) | Animal Diversity WebMuseum / zoo / university

    “They range in weight from 80 to more than 600 kg. On average, adult males are 8 to 10% larger than females ... males average 389 kg and females average 207 kg”

    Value as published: 80 to more than 600 kg; males avg 389 kg, females avg 207 kg (coastal Alaska) · accessed 2026-11-11.

  2. [2] University of Michigan Museum of Zoology

    Ursus arctos (brown bear) | Animal Diversity WebMuseum / zoo / university

    “Range mass 80 to 600 kg”

    Value as published: 80 to 600 kg · accessed 2026-11-11.

Last updated 2026-11-11.Report a correction (please include a source link).

Frequently asked questions

How much does a grizzly bear weigh?

a Grizzly Bear weighs about 207 kg (456 lb) — adult male average 389 kg (coastal Alaska), female average 207 kg; range 80–600 kg; males 8–10% larger than females.

How much is a grizzly bear in pounds and ounces?

456 lb, which is 7,300 oz. In metric terms: 207 kg.

Is a grizzly bear heavier than an average new car?

No. a Grizzly Bear weighs about 207 kg (456 lb), while an average new car is about 4,350 lb (1,980 kg) — roughly 1/9.54.

Where does this number come from?

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