Land Of 10,000 Grizzlies

Russia's Far East is a wild and isolated realm that was closed to outsiders by the Soviet military for most of the past hundred years, but wildlife was left to flourish. Compelled by the instinct to reproduce, millions of salmon journey to Russia's remote Kamchatka Peninsula every summer, drawing some 10,000 grizzly bears to its shores. Journey with us to this harsh and beautiful terrain to find Northern fur seals, the artic fox and Steller's sea eagle. (National Geographic)