var arrayFacts=[ "Did you know?

Grizzly bears can run up to 35 miles per hour for short bursts.

They measure up to 7 feet long and weigh up to 1,500 pounds.

Female grizzly bears are generally about one-half to two-thirds the size of males.

Grizzly bears live about 25 years in the wild.", "Nice thick hair.

The grizzly didn’t get its name from its aggressive nature.

Grizzly bears have dense fur close to their skin and long coarse hairs with a lighter tip on the ends.

As they age, these long hairs become more silver in color, giving a grizzled appearance.", "A digging machine.

A grizzly bear’s front claws are twice as long as their rear claws. Their claws are up to 4.75 inches long, and like all bears, they are flat-footed.

They have a big head, long muzzle and a large hump on their shoulder. This hump is actually a mass of muscles that provide extra strength to the front legs when digging and climbing.", "Big and mean.

A grizzly bear can stand up to nine feet and weigh 1716 pounds (780 kg).

Running 30 miles an hour, a grizzly can bring down a moose with a crushing blow from its paw to its head.", "Bear racing?

The grizzly bear is capable of running as fast as the average horse.", ];