Abstract
Seventeen brown bear dens were studied in the Kronotsky Nature Reserve (Russian Far East). The majority of dens were excavated in the ground. The dens were located mainly in the upper part of slopes with southwest aspects in birch forests, dwarf Siberian pine and alder patches. The structure of the dens was typical for brown bear ground dens. There are places in the basin of Shumnaya River in Kamchatka where brown bears prefer to set up their dens.
Highlights
Seventeen brown bear dens were studied in the Kronotsky Nature Reserve (Russian Far East)
There are places in the basin of Shumnaya River in Kamchatka where brown bears prefer to set up their dens
Seventeen brown bear dens were found in the research area
Summary
Seventeen brown bear dens were studied in the Kronotsky Nature Reserve (Russian Far East). Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) (Carnivora, Mammalia) Dens of the Kronotsky Nature Reserve. The structure of the dens was typical for brown bear ground dens.
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