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Big Boys like Omega-3 too!

The coastal Bears usually will feast on fish before their hibernation in late fall. Here are a few shots of the fishing season a few years back while we visited the Nekite River on the west coast of British Columbia. Enjoy!

A 30ish pound Chum Salmon gets hauled to shore full of omega-3, protein, minerals and vitamins.
Photo by J.Borno

Omega-3 fatty acids are essential fatty acids – ALA-DHA-EPA
Photo by J.Borno

Wild Salmon are high in DHA and EPA omega-3 fatty acids
Photo by J.Borno

This Bear will eat about 75 pounds of Salmon and Roe per day or 65,000 calories

The birds are waiting for some scraps – But don’t rush him!
Photo by J.Borno

Grizzly Bears have a bite force of 8 million pascals, enough to crush a bowling ball
Photo by J.Borno


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Hello and Welcome! My name is Jack, I live in Alberta, Canada and I post photo’s that I have taken along the way. I have added-on a "Bible Quote" to pique the interest of each post. As an ametuer photographer I am fortunate to live in a place and in the middle of two beautiful provinces of Canada, where photo op’s are abundant and the scenery of God's Nature makes you awestruck. A place for which, it is a sin to ever leave home without a camera! I have named my web site with a "WINDOW " because you get what I see and you are really viewing the wonders of God's beautiful nature! Discover it! I welcome feedback and questions! Enjoy! Jack

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