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Animal Rescue Chase Mar 20, 2015 Animal Rescue Chase, NGOs 0 comments

How often do you see a bear and a wolf fishing for their dinner together? With all the captive wild animals we help, it’s beautiful to see some who are free.

On the Alaska Peninsula, salmon constitute a significant portion of a wolf�s summer diet. This video, taken at Brooks Falls in July 2007, captures footage of a wolf who was particularly skilled at fishing. Bears aren�t the only animals that fish for salmon!

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