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Brown Bears Look Alike to the Human Eye — An AI Program Is Helping to Observe Their Differences

Learn about the AI program that's recognizing individual brown bears in Alaska by their faces and poses.
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Study suggests Italy's brown bears became less aggressive over time because of humans

Study Suggests Italy's Brown Bears Became Less Aggressive Over Time Because of Humans ...
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Experts issue warning after observing concerning change in bear behavior: 'Often dangerous'

"May harbor genetic variants that should not be diluted." Experts issue warning after observing concerning change in bear ...

AI enables a who's who of brown bears in Alaska

A team of scientists from EPFL and Alaska Pacific University has developed an AI program that can recognize individual bears ...
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Study finds brown bears have become less aggressive around humans

Brown bears have become less aggressive after regular interaction with humans over hundreds of years, according to new research. An isolated population of the mammals living in a region of Italy with ...

Wilderness Island Tours, LLC Expands Sustainable Wildlife Standards for 2026 Hoonah Coastal Brown Bear Tour

Wilderness Island Tours updates its 2026 Hoonah Coastal Brown Bear Tour with expanded wildlife viewing standards ...

Alaskan Moose Tower Over Grizzlies In Rare Wilderness Footage

Grizzly bears are one of the few apex predators. They’re at the top of the food chain and will attack almost anything if they ...