Brown Bears

Brown bears are differentiated from grizzly bears mainly by their geographical habitat and subsequent diet since they are technically the same species. They tend to be larger than the Interior grizzly bears because they eat the protein-rich salmon that migrate through the streams and rivers during the summer.

Brown bear cub climbs tree
Brown bear cub climbs tree
Brown bear cub climbs tree
Brown bear fish for salmon
Brown bear Katolinat mountain, Katmai
Brown bear looks up tree
Brown bear scat
Brown bear scat
Brown bears meet on rock in Brooks River
Brown bear feeds on red salmon
Brown bear cubs play on canoe
Brown bear cubs play on canoe
Large claws of a brown bear
Adult brown bear portrait
Juvenile bear chews wooden railing
Juvenile bear chews wooden railing
Brown bear cub rests on mothers back
Brown bear cub rests on mothers back
Brown bear cub rests on mothers back
Brown bear cub rests on mothers back
Brown bear cub rests on mothers back
Adult brown bear, Katmai National Park
Adult brown bear, Katmai National Park
Brown bear cubs suckle on mother
Brown bear cub
Brown bear cubs suckle on mother
Brown bear cubs suckle on mother
Brown bear cubs and mother
Brown bear cubs and mother
Brown bear, Katmai National Park
Brown bear, Katmai National Park
Brown bear cubs play fight
Brown bear cubs play fight
Brown bear portrait
Brown bear portrait
Brown bear carries red salmon in mouth
Large male bear in Brooks River
Large male bear in Brooks River
Brown bear along Naknek Lake in autumn colors
Brown bears and bush plane, Naknek Lake
Brown bears and bush plane, Naknek Lake
Brown bear in autumn grasses
Brown bear in autumn grasses
Close up portrait of brown bear
Brown bear sow with triplet spring cubs
Adult brown bear along the shore of Brooks River
Adult brown bear along the shore of Brooks River
Adult brown bear along the shore of Brooks River
Brown bear an shore of Brooks River
Brown bear sow and spring cub