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Fat Bear Week 2023: It’s time to weigh in on your favorite chunk - Vimarsana News

Fat Bear Week 2023: It’s time to weigh in on your favorite chunk

Thousands from around the globe will be casting votes for their favorite fat bear as the animals begin stuffing up for winter.

Fat Bear Week gets ready to select an Alaska national park's favorite fattest bear - Vimarsana News

Fat Bear Week gets ready to select an Alaska national park's favorite fattest bear

Last year's Fat Bear Week in Alaska was shrouded in controversy after someone tried to stuff ballots "like bears stuff their face with fish." Now the event is back to crown the fattest of Katmai National Park's "burly bruins."

Fat Bear Week 2023: Alaska national park prepares to crown its fattest bear before hibernation - Vimarsana News

Fat Bear Week 2023: Alaska national park prepares to crown its fattest bear before hibernation

Fat Bear Week begins on 4 October and ends on 10 October, when the fattest bear at Katmai National Park and Preserve will be crowned

Source: yahoo.com
Fat Bear Week 2023: Alaska national park prepares to crown its fattest bear before hibernation - Vimarsana News

Fat Bear Week 2023: Alaska national park prepares to crown its fattest bear before hibernation

Fat Bear Week begins on 4 October and ends on 10 October, when the fattest bear at Katmai National Park and Preserve will be crowned

From hangry to chonky: Fat Bear Week is coming - Vimarsana News

From hangry to chonky: Fat Bear Week is coming

The brown bears of Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska have been bulking up for hibernation. If Congress doesn't approve a funding deal, Fat Bear Week will be put on hold.

Source: kpbs.org