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Fat Bear Week Voting Begins for Alaska's Brown Bears

Fat Bear Week voting has started in Alaska, featuring 16 brown bears from Katmai National Park competing for the title of the heaviest bear. Last year's winner, Chunk, is back to defend his title against competitors like Gully, the offspring of two-time champion Grazer. The contest highlights the bears' resilience and allows the public to vote online until September 29.

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Fat Bear Week voting has started in Alaska, featuring 16 brown bears from Katmai National Park competing for the title of the heaviest bear. Last year's winner, Chunk, is back to defend his title against competitors like Gully, the offspring of two-time champion Grazer. The contest highlights the bears' resilience and allows the public to vote online until September 29.

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Battle for heavyweight crown begins as Alaska's Fat Bear Week opens

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Fat Bear Week Voting Begins for Alaska's Brown Bears