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Sockeye salmonStatus unknownVerified SourceClassroom SafeCalm Mode

Underwater Salmon Cam

Beneath the surface of the Brooks River salmon run

Source:explore.org (Katmai National Park & Preserve)·King Salmon, Alaska, United States

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About This Camera

A submerged camera in the Brooks River showing sockeye salmon migrating upstream from a fish's-eye view, with bears occasionally splashing overhead. Part of explore.org's Katmai bear cam network.

Conservation Context

LC·Least Concern

Least Concern. Widespread and abundant; lowest risk category.

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UnderwaterClassroom SafeCalm ModeBreeding Season

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Source Institution

explore.org (Katmai National Park & Preserve)

King Salmon, Alaska, United States

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Featured Species

Sockeye salmon

Oncorhynchus nerka

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Brown bear (coastal grizzly)LC

Lower River Brown Bear Cam (Kat's River View)

Brown bears along the lower Brooks River

explore.org (Katmai National Park & Preserve) · King Salmon, United States

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High ActivityClassroom SafeBreeding Season

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Brown bear (coastal grizzly)

explore.org (Katmai National Park & Preserve)

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Brown bear (coastal grizzly)LC

River Watch Brown Bear Cam

Roaming pan-tilt-zoom view of the Brooks River

explore.org (Katmai National Park & Preserve) · King Salmon, United States

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Brown bear (coastal grizzly)

explore.org (Katmai National Park & Preserve)

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Brown bear (coastal grizzly)LC

Brooks Falls Brown Bear Cam

Brown bears fishing the salmon run at Brooks Falls, Katmai

explore.org (Katmai National Park & Preserve) · King Salmon, United States

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High ActivityClassroom SafeFeeding Soon+1

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