ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) \u2014 Millions of people worldwide tuned in for a remote Alaska national park\u2019s \u201cFat Bear Week\u201d celebration this month, as captivating livestream camera footage caught the chubby predators chomping on salmon and fattening up for the winter. But in the vast state known for its abundant wildlife, the magical and sometimes violent world of wild animals can be found close to home. Within half a mile of a well-populated neighborhood in Anchorage, the state\u2019s biggest city, several trail cameras regularly capture animals ranging in size from wolverines to moose. And a Facebook group that features the animals caught on webcams has seen its number of followers grow nearly six-fold since September, when it posted footage of a wolf pack taking down a moose yearling. But it\u2019s not… <\/p>\n
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) \u2014 Millions of people worldwide tuned in for a remote Alaska national park\u2019s \u201cFat Bear Week\u201d celebration this month, as captivating livestream camera footage caught the chubby predators chomping on salmon and fattening up for the winter. But in the vast state known for its abundant wildlife, the magical and sometimes violent world of wild animals can be found close to home. Within half a mile of a well-populated neighborhood in Anchorage, the state\u2019s biggest city, several trail cameras regularly capture animals ranging in size from wolverines to moose. And a Facebook group that features the animals caught on webcams has seen its number of followers grow nearly six-fold since September, when it posted footage of a wolf pack taking down a moose yearling. But it\u2019s not... <\/p>\n