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Mama bear walking with her two cubs on the beach of Naknak lake, Alaska Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black Bear looking for Salmon at Prince Of Whales in Alaska. Wales, island. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alaska Brown Grizzly Bear Grazing in Katmai Royalty Free Stock Photo

Coastal Brown Bear Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kodiak brown bear Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alaska Brown Bear Viewing Group Hallo Bay Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alaska Brown Grizzly Bear Running Near Creek Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ketchikan, Alaska Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alaska grizzly brown bear walking wildlife mountains Royalty Free Stock Photo

USA Alaska Katmai National Park Brown Bear feeding on salmon in river Royalty Free Stock Photo

USA Alaska Katmai National Park Brown Bear running across water side view Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alaska Baby Brown Bear Cub Walking Pose Royalty Free Stock Photo

Brown bears are very adaptable and like humans, they consume a wide variety of foods. Common foods include salmon, berries, grasses, sedges, cow parsnip, ground squirrels, carrion, and roots. In many parts of Alaska, brown bears are capable predators of moose and caribou, especially newborns. Bears may also be attracted to human camps and homes by improperly stored food and garbage as well as domestic animals.