The Bears of Brooks Falls: Wildlife and Survival on Alaska's Brooks River Free Audiobook Download by Michael Fitz

The Bears of Brooks Falls is a gripping survival story told through the eyes of one courageous young woman, Mallory. While hiking in the remote Alaskan wilderness, her party is surrounded by grizzly bears and is forced to fight for their lives. The story follows Mallory as she fights to survive in the treacherous Brooks River Valley with only her wits, her rifle and a few cartridges.

Survival is on the line for a bear cub and a wolf pup as they battle to stay alive in this thrilling adventure story set in Alaska's rugged wilderness. Bear, an orphaned grizzly cub, has never experienced peace. When he's caught by hunters intending to kill him, Bear escapes into the Brooks River Wilderness where the wolf pup is waiting for him. They find themselves in a desperate situation and must work together to outlast both wild animals and humans trying to hunt them down.

The Bears of Brooks Falls is a non-fiction memoir by Michael Fitz, an Alaskan bush pilot. This book chronicles his years of volunteer work with the Brooks river bears and their survival through natural disasters like fire, storm, and flooding. There are great descriptions of the beauty of Alaska that feel almost necessary in order to experience this book.

The Bears of Brooks Falls is a memoir full of survival, adventure, terror and humor. 'John Pruden' has written a true story that is hard to forget. The narrator's experience in the Alaskan wilds provides an exciting account of the many animals that live around the Brooks River.

In this true story, Michael Fitz and his son, Jeremy, revisit the Brooks River in Alaska to find a land of mystery and danger. The river is so named because bears live on every side of it - up over the falls and down below them. Bears are everywhere; they block the path, steal their food, bring hunters too close for comfort. On his first day there, the new father has to battle a grizzly bear with several cubs before he can get out alive.

Survival on Alaska's Brooks River is a true story of the author's bear-wrestling escapades in the Brooks River valley. When Michael begins to research his book, he discovers that locals bear wrestling has declined dramatically over recent decades. The reason for this is not clear, but it is believed that humans might be the leading cause of the decline. Prehistoric humans and bears shared much of their environment and were often hunting partners or adversaries in their respective territories. Bears were once widespread across North America until they were hunted to extinction by Europeans around 1650 AD. In many regions, grizzlies are now returning as part of an "rewilding" movement where people are releasing bears into previously developed areas because these animals will adapt to any habitat