Brown bears in Alaska have developed a unique hunting technique when it comes to salmon -- standing on the edge of a waterfall, catching fish as they attempt to swim upstream.

As the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on every single aspect of human life, it’s nice to be reminded that nature marches (or stomps, or crawls, or creeps, or swims) on regardless, unconcerned ...

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An Alaskan brown bear named Grazer was caught on a live-cam feed recently catching a salmon that had attempted to leap over the lip of Brooks Falls. “The crowd goes wild! Grazer lands the very ...

BLACK CREEK, British Columbia, Oct. 6 (UPI) --A grizzly bear viewing lodge in British Columbia shared video of a bear's unusual method of diving underwater to catch salmon.

Considering that one sockeye salmon packs 4,500 calories, it’s no wonder that the largest brown bears in Katmai National Park will weigh upwards of 1,000 pounds come hibernation season.

He and his team found the bears were catching and eating chum salmon in places researchers had not documented as salmon streams. [Making hay while the sun shines] ...

This can certainly be said of the elusive and striking Kermode bear, a rare species of black bear found only in British Columbia. What Why This Rare Bear Far Exceeds Its Peers at Catching Salmon ...