Bears

Alaska brown bears, sometimes called grizzly bears, are an iconic wildlife species. They have adapted to the rugged terrain of Alaska's interior and coastlines, forming the Alaskan coastal subspecies, which are genetically the same as a grizzly bear. Coastal Alaskan brown bears feast on an abundance of salmon rife with protein—leading them to grow much more significantly than other grizzlies located further inland. Alaska provides a majestic viewing experience as these magnificent creatures can often be seen grazing on summer berries or swimming off its coastlines when venturing out in search of salmons near humpback whale pods, adding an unforgettable and powerful experience for anyone exploring Alaska's wilderness