The Kamchatka brown bear is the largest of the clubfoot species. Representing one of the largest land-based predators, the clubfoot has an average weight of 200 kg. According to research data, the largest recorded individual of an adult brown bear in these parts, reached a weight of 600 kg. There is an opinion that during the period of increased feeding period, males can weigh 700 kg. In the period from August to September, bears in Kamchatka are actively gaining weight, consuming up to 40 thousand calories and thereby saving up to 1.5 kg per day. To do this, they move to the Kurile Lake, as there are large harvests of fish and plants. Locals and tourists often encounter bears and, of course, shoot them on video, because it is not every day that you can see funny games of such a dangerous animal.