Bear Butts, Lake Clark National Park And Preserve
![A rear end view of an Alaskan brown bear sow and her cub as they wander back into the forest at Lake Clark National Park and Preserve](https://www.nationalparkstraveler.org/sites/default/files/styles/npt_square2/public/photos/potw/lacl_rebeccalatson_bear_butts_h5t2127.jpg?itok=vXzEan1G)
"The energy-rich diet of Lake Clark's coastal brown bears allows the largest males to reach weights exceeding 1,000 pounds by the time they enter the den to hibernate. Most adult males typically weigh 600-900 pounds by mid-summer, while females average 1/3 less in weight. This is carried on a frame 3-5 feet tall at the shoulder and 7-10 feet in length."
- By Rebecca Latson - February 11th, 2021 4:30am