May 19, 2019

The Food Chain

Brooks Falls, Katmai, Brown Bears, Grizzly, Photos of Brown Bears and Salmon, Brooks Falls Images, Bears, Alaska
May 19, 2019
The Food Chain

Species: brown bear | Location: Katmai NP , United States of America

By Bill Galloway

Brooks Falls with the iconic brown bear and salmon action. The photo was unique, however, in catching an in-line progression of three fish headed for the waiting jaws. Meanwhile, a second bear waits patiently in the "jacuzzi" for a fish to wash back.

About The Photographer

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I have had a life-long interest in photography as a hobby, and particularly enjoy landscape and wildlife subjects. The ideal expedition combines the two.

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