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  • GunnshotsAlaska 2024Traveler
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    • Day 8
    • Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 10:05 AM
    • ☀️ 43 °F
    • Altitude: 33 ft
    • United StatesSpasski Creek58°4’27” N  135°18’8” W
    Spasski Creek, a name of Russian origin.
    32Scarbutt is spotted6He starts to fish in the creek. You can see his scar.Our bear security team today.21Our bear security, Cody, is a native Tlingut. He was attacked by a bear at age 13.4Cody showing us his scars.

    Day 6 - The Coastal Brown Bear

    October 16, 2024 in the United States ⋅ ☀️ 43 °F

    A coastal brown bear fishing in Spasski Creek. This one was actually recognized by our local guides because of a scar on his butt from a fight he had a couple of years ago.

    His name is... Scarbutt. The Al Pacino of the brown bear world. He is one of only two bears that everybody can recognize.

    On the island there are about 1000 people (when there are no cruise ships). 80% are Tlingut and we're moved here from Glacier Bay their ancestral home.

    There are also over 4000 Coastal Brown Bears, so 4 bears for every person.

    There have been no serious bear attacks on your groups for almost 7 years.
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    Theresa Gunn

    TravelerHe starts to fish in the creek. You can see his scar.Lovely shot

    10/16/24Reply
    Gunnshots

    TravelerIt was a nice backdrop

    10/16/24Reply
    Michelle Myers

    TravelerScarbutt is spottedBrilliant

    10/16/24Reply
    Gunnshots

    Traveler💙

    10/16/24Reply
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