If you are out on a long hike or camping you’re probably hoping you don’t run into any bears. For some hunters, it’s the ...

A polar bear vs Kodiak bear is important to distinguish, given that they are both two of the largest bears in the world. While Kodiak bears are relatively similar to grizzly bears, you may be ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. — Two Kodiak bear cubs, a unique subspecies of the brown bear, were found in a rural area of the Florida Panhandle thousands of miles away from their native home, authorities ...

Kodiak bears found in Okaloosa belonged to a 'self-proclaimed bear trainer' FWC discovered that the two cubs belonged to an Okaloosa resident who claimed to be a bear trainer.

Coastal brown bears, of which there are several subspecies, including Kodiak bears, can weigh nearly as much as polar bears. A polar bear’s skull and nose are also longer than a grizzly’s.

The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears track team had a strong showing against the Kodiak Bears in the Bears Dual On The Rock meet at Kodiak over the weekend. Seniors Finley ...

Bears are a type of mammal that can be found in many parts of the world. From the tiny, silly-looking sun bear to the iconic polar bear, these animals are specially adapted to different ...

A pair of Kodiak bears living at a Wisconsin zoo celebrated their 10th birthday with a party themed after a favorite activity of humans in their age group: "Minecraft." ...

Isolated on Kodiak Island when the land bridge to the Alaska Peninsula vanished at the end of the last Ice Age, the bears have evolved into a distinctly larger subspecies - Ursus arctos ...

Thursday, WEAR News connected with Deputy Amanda Baliel, who responded to the call. The two Kodiak cubs found their way to the Sunshine State via a "self-proclaimed bear trainer" in Okaloosa County.

Kodiak bears are absolutely huge, and with polar bears out of the equation, they are the biggest bears on the planet. On average, they weigh as much as a brown bear, but some grow to be ...

Kodiak bears found in Okaloosa belonged to a 'self-proclaimed bear trainer' FWC discovered that the two cubs belonged to an Okaloosa resident who claimed to be a bear trainer.