Brown Bears and the Search for Autumn Food | Nature for Sleep

Brown Bears and the Search for Autumn FoodSettle in for a quiet exploration of Brown Bears and the Search for Autumn Food. This episode follows Brown Bears and the Search for Autumn Food; Finding Food Through Scent, Memory and Movement; Berry Patches and the Work of Taking Small Mouthfuls; Acorns, Beech Nuts and Other Concentrated Tree Foods; Roots, Underground Storage Organs and Remaining Green Plants; Ant Colonies, Wasp Nests and Other Invertebrate Foods; Why Salmon Become Available in Autumn Streams; The Different Ways a Bear Catches and Handles Salmon; Carrion, Ungulates and the Less Predictable Inland Meal; Low-Tide Feeding on Clams and Other Shore Animals; Sharing Space Without Forming a Feeding Herd; A Mother and Cubs Learning the Autumn Feeding Landscape; From Autumn Meals to Stored Body Fat; How Autumn Feeding Moves Seeds and Nutrients; The Last Feeding Days and the Approach to the Den.Nature Documentary For Sleep offers warm narration and gentle atmosphere for bedtime listening. Listen closely or let the details drift past. You are welcome to leave a bedtime hello or suggest a subject for another night.