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Now twenty years old, Teton Totem the grizzly bear has evolved from a vibrant physical specimen into a spiritual being who moves all who meet him.

 

Extreme close up of a bear's face while playing in a pool
GoPro image of Teton Totem
Baby grizzly bear walking through grass
Baby Teton Totem on the prowl
Close up of a grizzly bear's face
Teton Totem’s expressive face
Man and baby grizzly bear
Baby Teton Totem and Jean
Grizzly bear swimming in water
Teton Totem – Photo by Michael Bleyzer
Grizzly bear surrounded by rocks
Teton Totem – Photo by Michael Bleyzer
Grizzly bear climbing large boulders
Teton Totem about to climb the rocks
Grizzly bear swimming
Teton Totem taking a bath

More Stories About Teton Totem:

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Bears are more like us than we think

-- by Susan Eirich, PhD -- As Jean walked into the bear area, he caught something unusual out of the corner of his eye. He turned to his right. Teton Totem was in his pool enclosure facing east, bathing himself in the early morning sun. He was balan ....Read More

The Bears are Awake!!!!!

-- by Susan Eirich, PhD -- They emerge slowly, tentatively– is it time yet? A damp nose. Sleepy little brown eyes. Fuzzy ears. One front leg reaches out of the den entrance. Followed by another. Slowly the front of the body emerges, seeming to exp ....Read More

Tales of Transformation with Jon Schwartz | A Grizzly Bear named Teton Totem

How did a paralyzed grizzly bear begin to walk again? Jon Schwartz interviews Susan Eirich about Teton Totem. He became progressively crippled and Western medicine didn't help. A story of mysterious healing through long distance energy work and its i ....Read More

Winter Rituals: Nighty-Night Bears

— by Susan Eirich, Ph.D. — No more bears. Nighty-night bears. Bears all gone. No bears anywhere... Does anyone see any bears? No – no bears. Our five sleepy bears are all tucked in for the winter. They may be magnificent. Huge. Powerful. ....Read More

Teton Totem’s Very Good Day and Humble Bumble Bear’s Very Bad One

— by Susan Eirich, PhD — We had a high wind the other day - so high that a 65’ cottonwood cracked and then crashed directly in front of the bear enclosures. The bears dashed for their dens and were not to be seen. There was the dead silence ....Read More

Our Bears are Tidy Eaters

-- by Susan Eirich, PhD -- Our bears are very tidy, economical eaters (Assuming they like the food). There is not a molecule of juicy orange flesh left, scooped out as neatly as with a spoon. If it were watermelon there would not be a molecule of pi ....Read More

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