To initially fit the bears with the collar cams, the researchers tracked them through the snow by helicopter last May.
Unique views of Alaska’s North Slope are being provided by unlikely photographers: grizzly bears. Twelve bears in one of the ...
Unique views of Alaska’s North Slope are being provided by unlikely photographers: grizzly bears. Twelve bears in one of the ...
The videos provide short but revealing snapshots of daily bear life, including playing or sparring with other bears, gnawing on caribou, eating berries, napping along beaches and swimming in ponds in ...
Grizzly bears are one of the few apex predators. They’re at the top of the food chain and will attack almost anything if they ...
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Alaska’s grizzly bears document their own lives using collar cams
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The life of one of the most remote grizzly bear populations in the world is being documented by the ...
This story, Killer Bears of Alaska, was originally published in the March 1981 issue of Outdoor Life. Do grizzly bears hold grudges? How dangerous are grizzlies? Ask Al Thompson, a 44-year-old ...
The videos they record — many partially obscured by the undersides of whiskery muzzles — show the bears playing or fighting ...
Despite their brevity, the clips provide a rare perspective of how the bears thrive on the desolate North Slope.
Grizzly bears on Alaska’s North Slope are recording their own lives with collar cameras, offering a rare look at how they ...
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