Bears

A shaggy giant wades into a stream. Ducking its head, it lunges forward. Then it comes up, a big salmon flopping between its jaws. Triumphant, the huge beast clambers ahore to eat its meal in comfort. This expert catcher of fish is the Alaskan brown bear the world’s largest land dwelling flesh eater. It may be nearly 3 meters (about 9 feet) long.
Alaskan brown bears feed almost entirely on fish when salmon are running upstream to spawn. T other times the bears make a meal of whatever is in season and available. They may dig for roots and bulbs and eat berries, fruit, eggs, and insect. They burrow after squirrels and other small mammals. Sometimes they even eat grass.