Alaska's Bears
From the moment you step through the doors of Anchorage International Airport, you're in bear country.

Alaska has bears pretty much everywhere. The "Anchorage Bowl" which is bordered by the Chugach Mountains and Cook Inlet, is home to at least 5 Brown Bears and an uncountable number of Black Bears. (Also over 1000 moose and 2 packs of wolves!)

We've got Black Bears, Brown Bears, White Bears...and a huge range of colors in between. White Bears are usually Polar Bears and they're found only way up north. Other than that, we keep things pretty simple around here and the other two species are named according to their most common color ...though you can't identify them by color alone!
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