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flag Twelve Alaskan grizzly bears wear cameras to study their behavior in a changing Arctic.

flag Twelve grizzly bears on Alaska’s North Slope are wearing collar-mounted cameras as part of a research project by Washington State University and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, providing rare footage of their lives in the harsh Arctic environment. flag The cameras capture bears feeding on winter-killed caribou and musk ox, foraging for berries, interacting with wolves peacefully, and preparing for long hibernation periods. flag Researchers use the data to study feeding habits, movement patterns, and survival strategies in one of Earth’s most remote ecosystems, with findings aimed at informing conservation and land-use planning amid climate change and oil development.

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