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Thursday 8 of july 2010 : D day is here : It's the departure for a long trip from Paris to Anchorage via Chicago. In Anchorage we took a interior flight to king Salmon. There is no road which leads to Brooks. So we took a seaplane to go on the banks of the Naknek lake.

© Geneviève Hamelin

The observation of bears begins . It's a unforgettable spectacle. Landscapes are marvellous and bears are here : grizzlis bears are among the biggest bears in the world. There are the big males on the falls which watch for salmons. They are very skillful.

Below a film I made in Brooks representing the Grizzlis bears eating salmon

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