Looking for good pictures of Grizzly Bears for a computer model !

I'm having trouble findind good useful picture of Grizzly Bears to use for
making a computer modelin 3D studio MAX.  I'm tring to make a Computer
model of and animate
a GRizzly Bear but I can't find and need pictures and or information to
make it as realistic as possible.
If you can help me out in any way,have pics or info, know where I should
look please E-Mail me at 
	pjo...@crom.net
or please reply
Looking for help
Vigilante
Chris Jones

In article <01bcddd6$91d00440$23aca2cd@Jones>, <pjo...@crom.net> writes:
> I'm having trouble findind good useful picture of Grizzly Bears to use for
> making a computer modelin 3D studio MAX.  I'm tring to make a Computer
> model of and animate
> a GRizzly Bear but I can't find and need pictures and or information to
> make it as realistic as possible.
> If you can help me out in any way,have pics or info, know where I should
> look please E-Mail me at 
> 	pjo...@crom.net
> or please reply
> Looking for help
> Vigilante
> Chris Jones

I sure hope you are not sitting at a free terminal in your local "LIBRARY" 
while asking this question!

Hi,

    I have a book called Cyclopedia Anatomicae by Gyorgy Feher that has
some good side views of a bear with muscle and skeletal information. For
some reason though, the bear isn't covered as much as the other animals
.  In addition to the bear it also has human, horse, dog, cat, pig, ape,
sheep, deer, cow, camel, and lion anatomy.  It's a huge hardback book
but it doesn't cost too much ( about 25$ ).  I've seen the book in
Borders and I bought it at the UC Davis Bookstore but if you can't find
it here's the publisher:

Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers, Inc.
151 West 19th Street
New York, NY 10011

I think it's a good investment for the money, plus it's geared towards
artists and even has a little bit of motion study.

Hope it helps.

--
Michael Shahan

mds...@earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~mdshahan/