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Coastal Brown Bear with a Sockeye Salmon in its mouth, Katmai National Park, Alaska.

Brown bears can be distinguished from American black and polar bears by their distinct shoulder hump, dish-shaped face, and long claws. They can vary in color from black to blonde. Brown bears, also known as grizzly bears, can be found in many of our national parks. Annual salmon migrations drive the bears to the river to fish as the salmon swim up river to their spawning grounds.

A brown (or grizzly) bear in Alaska chasing salmon

A bear swimming with only its head above water in a lake in Northern Finland in a forest near Kumho – Finland

This Brown grizzly bear hunting fishes image was taken in the wild Kamchatka peninsula, Russia.

A coastal brown bear enjoys and protects a meal of salmon while standing in the swift river currents of Katmai National Park.

A young Alaskan brown bear relaxing and playing in Mikfik Creek with its paws out of the water in McNeil River State Game Sanctuary and Refuge.

A Brown Bear is seen in a river after catching a salmon. The salmon is small. You can see the canine teeth of the bear, holding the salmon in place. The front paws and claws of the bear are on full display. This photo was taken in Katmai National Park in Alaska.

Alaskan brown bear swimming in the glacier water, in a square image, with reflections of face in green water

Grizzly bear fishing in the river catching spawning salmon in Hyder, Alaska.

brown bear in a Canadian lake splashes around

the image was taken in Funnel Creek, Lake Clark National Park

A powerful coastal brown bear stands calmly in the shallow waters of Brooks River, showing a quiet yet commanding presence in Katmai National Park, Alaska.

Brown bears can be distinguished from American black and polar bears by their distinct shoulder hump, dish-shaped face, and long claws. They can vary in color from black to blonde. Brown bears, also known as grizzly bears, can be found in many of our national parks. Annual salmon migrations drive the bears to the river to fish as the salmon swim up river to their spawning grounds.

A Brown Bear mother (sow) in seen in this photo posing on a lake beach. The torso of the bear is in full focus close up and looking towards the water. This bear was photographed in Katmai National Park in Alaska.

Close-up of a bear in a zoo

Pavlof Harbor State Marine Park is located on Chicagof Island.

Large Brown Bear in an Alaska waterfall

It is believed that bears were first held at the castle in 1240 and passed down through royal families and started living in the castle moat around 1707. Bears were another layer of protection for the royal family living in the castle.

Wild coastal brown bear catching fish in the river by Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park (Alaska).

Brown Bear With Salmon in Mouth in River

Photo taken in Bern, Switzerland

A coastal brown bear intently devours a freshly caught salmon while standing in the flowing river of Katmai National Park.

Bears feed on salmon along the Brooks river in Katmai National Park, Alaska

A brown bear caught a salmon while surrounded by other bears. Photographed at Brooks Falls in Alaska during the summertime salmon run.

adult swimming the the water in a park of Switzerland.

A brown Bear is seen sitting in thigh high water. The bear is waiting for salmon in the lake. The tongue of the animal is sticking out. This photo was taken in Katmai National Park in Alaska. This photo was taken at Brooks Falls Alaska.

Brown bear (Ursus arctos) fishing salmon in a river

Grizzly bear hunting for salmon along the border of British Columbia and Alaska.

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