ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 10月15日 04時01分

Video by @BertieGregory: Each individual bear has a different technique for catching salmon. The younger, more inexperienced bears practice the belly flop. Meanwhile, the older bears have a much more measured approach. I saw many of them go straight for the base of the tail of the salmon, immediately immobilizing these 2-3-foot-long fishy blocks of muscle! After catching the salmon in the river, the bears often bring the carcasses up into the forest. This process represents one of the few examples in nature where nutrients moves from the open ocean into a terrestrial system. Far more often in nature, nutrients is leaked out of land systems and into the sea. To watch these bears in action and to see some close bear encounters, check out the latest episode of #wild_life, my new YouTube series for @NatGeoWild, by clicking the link in my personal bio (@bertiegregory) or searching natgeo.com/wildlife. @CANON USA

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