I am soooo hooked on this webcam

[videovillageidiot]

One of many webcams available on the explore.org site, this one is a waterfall in Alaska, with hungry brown bears fishing for salmon.
http://explore.org/live-cams/player/brown-bear-salmon-cam-brooks-falls

Watching it takes my mind off my arm and all the problems i'm having with the new computer and PRE 13!!

Not necessarily for the squeamish...I just saw a bear munching on its catch. I've seen 4 cubs play and fight with each other, while the mother bear fished. A few nites ago there were 8 bears at the waterfall - though it's getting close to the day the bears will leave and prepare for hibernation - it is Alaska, after all.

[Steve Grisetti]

Just what I need. Another reason not to go outside.

[Ron Hunter]

I had no idea these webcams existed, thanks for sharing!!

[Chuck Engels]

All of the ski resorts have web cams, very cool stuff. There is actually too much information on the internet

[momoffduty]

Bookmarked!

[videovillageidiot]

I feel bad everyone! I wish I had posted the link last week...I've hardly seen a bear since I did it! I read on the Katmai National Park website that they apparently return in September, though.

[TreeTopsRanch]

Yes, I watched for 5 minutes and no bears. Got bored and exited video. Maybe if one is bedridden and nothing else to do you can watch longer. But thanks anyway for link as the falls are nice. A loop of the falls may make a nice background to a video intro.

[Dave McElderry]

I just saw a salmon eat a bear. It was well worth the wait!

[John 'twosheds' McDonald]

You know, when I used to go fishing, I used to get bored with everyone holding their arms wide apart to indicate the size biggest fish that they had ever caught.

I tried to compete but I had to demonstrate that, by holding my two hands together, joining my thumbs side by side and then sticking my two first fingers up and spreading them as far apart as possible, that that was the size of the biggest fish that I had ever caught.

It was the distance between it's eyes.