A typical adult male grizzly bear can lift 0.8 times his own body weight. How much would you expect a 632-pound grizzly bear to be able to lift?

Answer 1

To find out how much a 632-pound grizzly bear can lift, we can simply multiply the bear's weight by 0.8.

\[ \text{Weight of the bear} = 632 \text{ pounds} \] \[ \text{Lifting capacity} = 0.8 \times 632 \] \[ \text{Lifting capacity} = 505.6 \text{ pounds} \]

Therefore, we would expect a 632-pound grizzly bear to be able to lift approximately 505.6 pounds.