Bears
Mother and cubs
A bear and two cubs dig for clams at low tide along Cook Inlet at Lake Clark National Park, Alaska. The low tides open up hundreds of yards of sand the bears can explore for the clams who are 8-12 inches below the surface.
A bear and two cubs dig for clams at low tide along Cook Inlet at Lake Clark National Park, Alaska. The low tides open up hundreds of yards of sand the bears can explore for the clams who are 8-12 inches below the surface.