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Few sights in nature match a wild bear going about its day, whether it’s fishing in a rushing river, digging for roots in a meadow or wandering an icy coastline. These live bear cams take you to the places where bears still roam free.
Bears spend much of the year eating as much as they can to get through the leaner months, so feeding time is often when the action happens. Rivers full of fish, berry-covered hillsides and remote shorelines all draw bears in.
Spring can bring mothers out with new cubs, while summer and fall are prime feasting season.
Activity changes with the seasons, so check back often to catch the moment.
Explore more Wildlife cams, see who else is fishing on the live bird cams, or find bears near you on our Live Webcam Map.