アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 4月8日 13時12分

The millions of salmon that swim upstream each summer are a huge boon for bears, helping them regain body mass after winter hibernation. Thanks to nutrient-rich salmon, brown bears on the Alaska Peninsula coast and islands are one of the largest terrestrial carnivores today. Brown bears that live inland (such as the grizzly bears) eat mainly plants—and can be half the size. Stop by the Museum’s Alaska brown bear (Ursus arctic) diorama to learn more about this massive animal.
Photo: © AMNH

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db_lulu I have loved that Alaskan Brown Bear for thirty years. ❤️❤️❤️ (the tall one?)

smashingfoo1214 the restoration of the bleached/faded fur of these bears is fascinating

carriegalnyc Love you @amnh just wish you wouldn’t still use real animal skins ?

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