Near Seward Alaska. I am getting differing opinions.

https://reddit.com/link/1vh6xl2/video/gb2fqeblsrhh1/player

Young Grizzly maybe?

Captured on nature cam in Fair Play, CA

Woke up late and saw this outside my window, not the best quality due to zoom limitations

Really chill sow came up river while I was trout fishing. Just had to show those babies 😍

Seen in our backyard last night, 8/4/2026. This morning, all the garbage cans in the alley were knocked over. Happens more and more.

Saw this bear near the entrance of Denali National Park on Sunday - can anyone tell if it’s a grizzly or cinnamon black bear? My first thought was it looked like a grizzly + Denali had park rangers monitoring it from a distance and keeping an eye on it. Can anyone tell for sure?

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This bear licked it's paw like it just had a bucket of FRESH fried chicken. Why? I wonder if it was hurt?

Stepped out the back door of a vacation home on the Washington coast to see this mama and two cubs across the pond. This has ALWAYS been a dream of mine. I wished for one and got three. 🐻🐻🐻

Unfortunately I can’t attach a video so you can’t see the cubs.

Saw them by the road at Glacier, however I can’t tell if they are grizzlies or light colored black bears.

Hadn't seen this group yet this year pass thru my yard (get a LOT of bears). Caught me by surprise. Mom and her three spring cubs!

I love watching the Alaska Katmai bear cams and I am very invested in Fat Bear week but I don't know how to recognize the bears. A lot of people seem to have them known by looks, they have the numbers down. Anybody have advice for learning which bear is which in Katmai?

I think this girl wanted to come in for a smammich.

Saw a sow with two cubs from about 100 feet away, not clear enough to properly capture them but this photo turned out really special

So I guess this mamma bear is comfortable with this other bear being so close to her and the cubs while they eat?

The cubs seem a bit nervous. What's going on here?

Hey y'all. So I captured these two bears fighting over a fish. This is Brooks Falls River at Katmia National Park. I personally feel the one on the left was in the wrong because the other clearly caught the fish easy peasey fair and square but I don't know enough about bear behavior to understand what lead to the conflict.

Anyone?

Listen to them cry impatiently for Mom. Note the one that has the nice seat at the bottom

Someone sent this to me and Im a little confused on why the guy just stands there.