Chunk 32, defending champion, spotted on live cameras ahead of competition
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The 1,200-pound male bear, who won last year despite a broken jaw and damaged teeth, returned to Brooks Falls. Park ranger Sarah Bruce highlighted his resilience given his injuries.
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“His entire mandible, one of his canines and his front teeth are just completely broken. That bone is completely broken and he's still able to get really fat. This is a super resilient bear.”
Sarah Bruce
Chunk 32Defending Fat Bear Week championMark SturmPark Superintendent, Katmai National ParkSarah BruceRanger, Katmai National ParkMike FitzFounder of Fat Bear Week
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