These vintage photographs of bear biologists, bear hunters, and more were taken on the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge from ...

Black bears are powerful omnivores, equally capable of hunting and foraging. Discover how they find and eat plants, mammals, and fish!

A graduate student came across a reddish-brown creature with claws that was tangled up in fishing line at a north-central Washington lake – and it turned out to be a new species.

With climate change warming the planet, the Arctic ice is melting at an alarmingly rapid rate. In fact, according to NASA, ...

The awe-inspiring brown bear (Ursus arctos) is one of the most prominent living terrestrial members of the order Carnivora.

Whales local to Kodiak Island include gray whales, humpback whales, and orcas. Great views abound in every corner of the park, but Miller Point, the highest part of the park, is the best for whale ...

Kodiak bear walking across Dog Salmon Creek ... Asian Black Bear Image via Depositphotos Signs of black bear activity include tracks, claw marks on trees, scat, and overturned rocks or logs where they ...

The Mercantile’s bakery earned fame for its huckleberry bear claws and other tasty treats, all made without regular electricity. Dan Kaufman, a third-generation baker, added the bakery in 1994, and ...

But when you consider all factors, the Packers are right there, nipping on their heels.” This observation is further enriched by insights into the Bears’ transformation. After parting ways with their ...

Kodiak Bear (Ursus arctos middendorffi ... Black bears are excellent climbers and can ascend trees with ease, using their strong claws and agile limbs to reach heights of up to 50 feet. Image by Aaron ...

Donation Options Search Search Search The Bears picked Rutgers running back Kyle Monangai in the seventh round of the NFL Draft. Kamil Krzaczynski/AP Share The Bears found a running back ...

Alaska has three species of bears. Polar bears live in the high north ... And they may or may not follow through with a bite or a swipe of their claws if they get close enough.” ...