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Thank you so much for watching! Bears have always captivated me. As the largest terrestrial predators alive today, I see them as the closest thing to T-rex left on Earth! Ever since I watched the bear attack scene in the Revenant movie, my fascination of bears increased to a level that it has not come down from. The only time I ever saw a bear in the wild (as I type this, I'll be going on various expeditions soon), was in Lamar Valley in Yellowstone. A nice old couple lended me their spotting scope and when I peered through it, I saw a huge grizzly, digging at the base of a tree stump across the valley. A pack of wolves was making its way toward across the valley too.

When I visited Alaska for two weeks, the lodge owner in Talkeetna told me there were 2,000+ pound brown bears seen, but that it's all local legend. Either way, it's stories like that that get my gears turning. The mysteries of this world enthrall me beyond measure. I would hate if the world ever became ...not mysterious. I just would not like it as much.

Credit for the images showing the Kodiak Island Archipelago:
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These images were screenshots from Google Maps.

Note: Not all footage is of Kodiak Bears, even when I am speaking of them in the video. Stock footage of actual Kodiak bears from the Kodiak islands is hard to come by. If you know of a source let me know!

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