Grizzly bears hunt salmon at the McNeil River in Alaska, capturing the natural behaviors of these animals in their habitat.
Synopsis
Grizzly bears hunt salmon at the McNeil River in Alaska, capturing the natural behaviors of these animals in their habitat.
Synopsis
At the McNeil River in Alaska, grizzly bears hunt salmon, demonstrating their natural instincts. The film features a mother black bear caring for her cubs in a den, offering a close look at bear family life. Set against the backdrop of the Arctic tundra and the Northern Rockies, "Bears" (2004) presents the challenges these species face, including habitat loss. Directed by David Lickley, the documentary runs for 39 minutes and includes contributions from Robert Wilson-Smith and James Neihouse.
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Why Watch
- See grizzly bears hunting salmon in Alaska.
- Meet a mother black bear and her cubs in a den.
- Find out about threats to bear habitats.
Did You Know
- The film features grizzly bears hunting salmon at the McNeil River in Alaska.
- It includes intimate footage of a mother black bear with her cubs in a den.
- The documentary runs for 39 minutes and was released in 2004.
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What species of bears are featured in the documentary 'Bears'?
The documentary features polar bears in the Arctic tundra and black bears in the Northern Rockies.
Who directed the documentary 'Bears'?
David Lickley directed the documentary 'Bears'.
What natural behavior of grizzly bears is shown in the documentary?
Grizzly bears are shown hunting salmon at the McNeil River in Alaska.
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