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Furever friends! Cute sibling cubs play together in freshwater stream while their mama bear keeps a watchful eye nearby as they prepare to break away for hunting life on their own - Vimarsana News

Furever friends! Cute sibling cubs play together in freshwater stream while their mama bear keeps a watchful eye nearby as they prepare to break away for hunting life on their own

Two adorable brown bears have been spotted cheerfully playing with one another, splashing around in a freshwater stream as their fierce eagle-eyed mother stands guard.

2 California sites among the least visited national parks in the United States in 2023 - Vimarsana News

2 California sites among the least visited national parks in the United States in 2023

About 400 of the 429 National Park Service sites count visitors, and the bulk of visits are concentrated in just a fraction of them. So there are lots of less-visited spots to explore.

This National Park Turns 88 in December - Miles with McConkey - Vimarsana News

This National Park Turns 88 in December - Miles with McConkey

Ever wonder which national parks were established in December? Say happy birthday to these national parks in December.

Salmon returns to Alaska's Bristol Bay expected to drop to more normal levels next year - Vimarsana News

Salmon returns to Alaska's Bristol Bay expected to drop to more normal levels next year

After recent years of record or near-record runs and harvests, Bristol Bay sockeye salmon numbers are expected to return to more average levels next

Salmon returns to Bristol Bay expected to drop to more normal levels next year - Vimarsana News

Salmon returns to Bristol Bay expected to drop to more normal levels next year

After recent years of record or near-record runs and harvests, Bristol Bay sockeye salmon numbers are expected to return to more average levels next year, according to state biologists.