In an emotional turn of events, Grazer won the 2024 Fat Bear Week contest, defeating Chunk, the bear that killed her cub earlier this summer. Fans from around the world cast over 40,000 votes in ...

In an emotional turn of events, Grazer won the 2024 Fat Bear Week contest, defeating Chunk, the bear that killed her cub earlier this summer. Fans from around the world cast over 40,000 votes in ...

The 2024 Fat Bear Week champion, Grazer. This image provided by the National Park Service shows bear 32 Chunk at Katmai National Park in Alaska on Sept. 19, 2024. For the second year running ...

Voting opened Wednesday for the super-sized grizzlies in the running to win the 2024 Fat Bear Week contest, after one animal's graphic on-camera death delayed the event. Now in its 10th year, Fat ...

The Alaska national park puts on Fat Bear Week annually as a way to raise awareness about the 2,200-pound brown bears that live in the park. Every year, they gorge themselves on salmon, rapidly ...

Fat Bear Week is off to a violent start this year. The bracket and all the chunky contestants were scheduled to be revealed on Monday morning, but the reveal was pushed back by a day after one ...

Fat Bear Week 2024, an annual contest encouraging animal lovers to vote for the bear most prepared for hibernation, was delayed following a fatal fight between two Alaskan grizzly bears. The ...

Voting for Fat Bear Week takes place Oct. 2-8, 2024, at fatbearweek.org. READ MORE: Wisconsin bear attack: Boy shoots, kills animal mauling father The champion fat bear is crowned on Oct. 8.

Bear 747 at Katmai National Park in Alaska on September 26, 2024. Alaska's Fat Bear Week is underway after one bear's death delayed the contest. E. Johnston/National Park Service via AP Match Number 1 ...

The Chonky Superstar of Fat Bear Week Is Missing, and the Competition Won’t Be the Same Without Him While other bears battled over fish in a prime spot, Otis would sit off to the side and wait ...

Fat Bear Week is officially underway. The 10th annual contest will determine 2024’s best hefty hibernator currently chowing down on salmon in Alaska’s Katmai National Park.