Hi!
I have benn looking for a cross-section of the brown bear on the internet. But have not find anything!
Do you guys know were I can find a cross-section of a bear???
//Thanks
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Contact the Zoological society in your region or a university.

Good heavens, lads; this is the INTERNET, so USE it.

Go to yahoo.com or google, and search for "bear anatomy". You will get dozens of hits, and enough reading to keep you going for days.

Note that a black bear's basic structure is just about the same as a grizzly's, and so is that of a polar bear with some limited variation in the neck length. This means that the skeletal layout of ANY bear is pretty much standard for ALL bears. Good shot placement on any one of 'em is good shot placement on all of them.

Good hunting!

Craig Boddington has a book out called "The Perfect Shot, Noth America, and is basically a North American version of Kevin Robertson's "The Perefect Shot - Bullet Placement for African Big Game".

I'm sure this book will be of interest to you as black, brown, and polar bears are included showing internal structures and aiming points.