Table 4. Movements of twelve GPS-collared brown bears after capture during winter 2010 and 2011 in central Sweden.

Sex (years of age)	Den type (original)	Days at originalden	Times moved	Intermediate beds	Days before resumed inactivity at newpermanent den	Distance between original and new dens (m)	Den emergence
Female (3)	Soil	2.1	2	1	16.8	320	4/22/10
Female (3)	Soil	0.5	3	2	1.5	775	4/22/10
Female (3)	Anthill	1.6	3	2	17.4	363	4/23/10
Male (3)	Rock	10.4	1	0	1 hour	225	4/15/10
Female (3)*	Rock	1.9	1	0	2 hour	342	4/14/10
Male (2)	Anthill	0.8	3	2	15.3	264	4/5/10
Female (4)*	Soil	3.2	2**	1**	**	1013**	4/20/11
Female (3)	Soil	1.7	1	0	2 hour	1419	4/21/11
Male (3)	Anthill	1.7	3	2	10.3	534	4/19/11
Male (2)	Uprooted tree	Did not move	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	4/19/11
Male (2)	Anthill	10.5	1	0	2 hour	647	4/22/11
Female (2)	Soil	1.3	1	0	4 hour	2123	5/5/11

Individual information is presented from the twelve GPS collared bears including days spent at the original den before moving, number of times moved before entering a permanent den, hours spent until resuming hibernation at their permanent den and date of den emergence. Grey denotes bears in rock dens,

^*denotes the individual captured twice.

^**Moved directly to new permanent den, but relocated to yet another new permanent den, staying at an uncovered bed site for 49 hours in between. Distance was calculated to the final new permanent den.