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Fat Bear Week is back. Meet the heavyweights vying for the title

The annual contest begins on Sept. 22, the first day of fall, with voting for the carb-loading contenders open to the public until Sept. 29.

Published Sep 23, 2026 · 3:15 PMOriginal source: Global News14 reads
Fat Bear Week is back. Meet the heavyweights vying for the title
The annual contest begins on Sept. 22, the first day of fall, with voting for the carb-loading contenders open to the public until Sept. 29.
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