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Beneath the Surface
Alaskan Brown Bear - (Ursus arctos) - Katmai National Park - Alaska
In early summer, before the salmon run, coastal brown bears will spend their days in the meadows eating sedge grasses, and twice a day at low tide you will find bears gorging themselves on clams. Watching these massive thousand pound plus animals locate and dig up clams buried deep in the mud is impressive in itself, but the truly amazing act is when they use their massive paws and long claws to peel the clam apart with the precision of a surgeon.
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