The life of one of the most remote grizzly bear populations in the world is being documented by the animals themselves, with collar cameras that provide a rare glimpse of how they survive on Alaska's ...
Researchers at Washington State University and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game are using collar cams to study a remote population of grizzly bears on Alaska's North Slope. Twelve bears ...
The vast, open spaces of Canada’s British Columbia can make you feel very small, but very much alive. Photographs by Allison ...
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Huge brown bear wanders by, nonchalantly catches salmon
A wildlife photographer shared footage of a large brown bear walking right by him, stepping into the stream, and snatching up a salmon. The post Huge Brown Bear Wanders by, Nonchalantly Catches Salmon ...
A reflection on America’s rich natural heritage and the shared responsibility to protect its extraordinary landscapes for ...
Application to overturn ‘archaic’ timber licence extension in Great Bear Rainforest becomes latest test for a landmark ...
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The growing wildlife watchlist scientists say deserves more attention
You probably know the plight of the giant panda or the African elephant. These charismatic creatures have dominated ...
Grizzly bears are among the largest and most powerful land predators in North America. Once found across much of the western ...
“I do think they are different bears primarily based on the eye distinction. Although the color is different, that could be ...
This brown bear could catch salmon in its sleep. Though bears will eat just about anything, they might not have a snack that they favor more than salmon. Especially these coastal browns who have all ...
The author heads north by boat with his family, hoping to end a streak of bad luck by finally tagging a brown bear ...
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