The Alaskan summer brings a miracle from the sea, which is the arrival of salmon. Adult salmon migrate and spawn multiple times during their lifetime, typically migrating and spawning around two to five times.
During the summer salmon migration, bears fish for about 20 hours a day to store up food for the upcoming winter. This intensive fishing period allows bears to catch enough salmon to sustain themselves during the winter when food becomes scarce.
In summary, the Alaskan summer brings the miracle of salmon migration, adult salmon can migrate and spawn multiple times, and bears fish extensively during this time to prepare for the winter ahead.
