This is Kamchatka. It's home to some of the most ... Steve, voice-over: This unexplored river is our pathway into the heart of brown bear territory. ♪ The Kronotsky River cascades 40 kilometers ...

Bear spray is legal in Canada, but there are some restrictions on its use and where it can be carried. Bears commonly found in Russia include brown, polar, and Kamchatka brown bears. Russia's bear ...

The Arctic Circle is a harsh environment where food is scarce. Those who choose to venture up north to this region could be a target for a hungry polar bear. Kamchatka Brown Bears are the largest of ...

Specific to Alaska, the Kodiak brown bear is the largest in North America. On its hind legs, they can stand up to 10 feet tall and can easily clock in at well over 1,500 pounds. The Kamchatka ...

Three persons were killed by brown bears in Kamchatka this summer. The beasts came close to populated localities. One bear showed up on the territory of an army unit and attacked a soldier.

The Kamchatka region is a popular tourist destination ... In this photo, 17-year old male brown bear Felix strolls through his enclosure at a zoo in Bratislava, Slovakia, Nov. 13, 2014.

Brown bears are among the largest land-dwelling ... Alaska Peninsula bears have the same common ancestor as the Kamchatka bear (Ursus arctos beringianus), due to the geographical conditions ...

Coastal brown bears, of which there are several subspecies, including Kodiak bears, can weigh nearly as much as polar bears. A polar bear’s skull ... in Alaska, the Kamchatka peninsula in ...

They share similar features with the Kamchatka brown bear but have some distinct physical traits. American Black Bears (Ursus americanus) are the most common and smallest of the North American ...