In this video, the more dominant male bear tries to take the catch from the subdominant.
The Kamchatka bear can rightfully be called one of the natural attractions of the unique region. Zoologists distinguish this large animal as a separate subspecies of the brown bear. Its main habitat is Kamchatka (hence the name), some also live on Sakhalin and Manchuria. Its difference from other subspecies is primarily in size. The Kamchatka Clubfoot is the largest bear in the world, its average weight is about 200 kg, but there are individuals with a weight of twice that. By its nature, this powerful animal is not aggressive, calm, which allows you to observe it from a fairly close (but, of course, within reasonable limits) distance.