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Meet the bears competing to be the 2026 Fat Bear Week champion in Alaska national park (opens the original)
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FILE - Subadult bear 620 in Fall 2025. (Katmai National Park) Fat Bear Week is back at Katmai National Park in Alaska and this year, the competition is fiercer than ever. The competition happens every year to see which bears in Katmai National Park have packed on the most pounds ahead of their winter hibernation. 57-FOOT RARE, ENDANGERED FIN WHALE FOUND DEAD ON BOW OF CRUISE SHIP IN ALASKA It's a single elimination tournament, when the public votes online for who they think is the fattest bear.
Black bears attack 2 women in Colorado just days apart, bringing yearly total to 10 as encounters surge (opens the original)
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A black bear walks between two homes in a neighborhood. (Red Huber/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service via Getty Images / Getty Images) Bear attacks are at an all-time high in Colorado as bears continue to seek food in residential areas across the state. Two different women were attacked just two days apart on Friday in South Fork and Sunday in Durango, by a black bear. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) said these two incidents bring the confirmed number of bear attacks on humans in the state
El Niño continues to strengthen toward record territory two months into the Atlantic hurricane season (opens the original)
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As we inch closer to peak hurricane season, El Niño continues to strengthen, suppressing any tropical systems from developing as tropical waves move off the coast of Africa. We're two months into the Atlantic hurricane season, and we've seen two named storms so far: one in June and one in July. Multiple tropical waves are currently moving off the African coast into the Main Development Region of the Atlantic, but hostile winds, Saharan dust and ocean temperatures will determine whether any devel
First-known freshwater contagious cancer spreading among catfish in Vermont lake (opens the original)
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Brown Bullhead is a species of catfish, here caught on a link of sausage in a freshwater pond. (Judy Darby / Getty Images) The first-ever transmissible cancer to spread among fish in a freshwater setting has been discovered among brown bullhead catfish in Lake Memphremagog. According to a study published in the journal Nature, since 2012, these catfish have shown high rates of raised black lesions, leading researchers to investigate if the lesions were cancer that could be spread among species.
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