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(KSL News) -- It's not lions, not tigers, but you've probably guessed it, it's bears. You may have seen them in the zoo, but you've probably never seen them like this.
National Geographic set up a camera at the wildlife sanctuary in Alaska, deep in Grizzly country. The camera is hidden in the rock, so what you see is the bears as natural as they come.
Boyd Matson, National Geographic: "Technology has changed the way we view this planet, and it's made access greater for everyone, and made it possible for all of us to visit places we might never physically be able to go."
The sanctuary only allows 100 people into the area per year, so the video is the closest most people will get to the wild bears.
The video runs on the internet from 7:00 until 1:00.
