#grizzly bears
Spring means time for baby animals, and if you’re lucky, baby bears!
This sow was getting irritated by the folks watching her from across the river, so I have to leave after a pretty short period of time, but gosh was it cool to see!
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I’ve been getting back into black and white work lately, and it feels good. I’ve missed it. Seeing the grizzly bears in Cleveland really sparked something that I have missed in a long time. The rhinos and Kudu were both photographed at the Pittsburgh zoo, photos revisited from some time ago.
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Colors of the Underwater Rainbow
The fish are jumping this summertime in Katmai National Park and our new Underwater Live Bear & Salmon Cam gives you every angle of action.
Salmon “live in the northern Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and are anadromous, which means most types of salmon are born in fresh water, migrate to the sea, and return to freshwater to reproduce, or ‘spawn.’ Salmon appearance varies greatly from species to species.
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Trump’s Secretary of Education nominee thinks that we need guns in schools. To protect from grizzlies.
Time to revisit one of the greatest promos ever put together for a nature program.
Conservation groups in Canada are buying up the country’s hunting licenses. And the government is into it.
Earlier this year, the British Columbia government officially endorsed the practice of conservation groups buying hunting licenses from guides like Peter Klaui.
But there’s sort of a wink and a nod in conservationists’ deal with the government. In order to buy the hunting licenses, his group has to use them.
“We’ve had to show what’s called commercial activity,” explains Genovali. Once a year, they take out tourists for a fake hunt.
“We take clients on hunts in our guide outfitting territories and we look for bears — the difference is we shoot them with cameras.”
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