NBC가 오바마 대통령이 특별 출연한 '러닝 와일드 위드 베어 그릴스'의 영상 일부를 공개했다. 오바마는 기후 변화가 얼마나 진행됐는지 알리기 위해 알래스카에 갔고 베어 그릴스와도 만났다.

영상에서 베어 그릴스는 이끼 속에서 곰이 씹다 버린 연어를 꺼낸다. 그리고 곧 오바마는 자신이 그 연어를 먹을 것이라는 사실을 알게 된다.

영상 초반 인터뷰에서 "눈과 다리가 아직 붙어있는 상태가 아니면 좋겠어요, 그러니까 뭔지 너무 쉽게 알아볼 수 있는 거.."라고 말하던 오바마는 불판 위에 연어를 구워 먹은 후 "연어 조각 정도면 완벽하죠. 크래커도 같이 있으면 좋겠지만요"라며 여유 있는 모습을 보인다.

아래는 백악관 인스타그램 계정에 올라온 알래스카에서의 오바마 사진들이다.

"We see the harsh reality of it. A lot of it is quite shocking." —@BearGrylls on the effects of climate change. Check out a sneak peek of President Obama in the wild with Bear by clicking on the link in the bio, if you can bear to watch them chowing down on some salmon half-eaten by a bear. #ActOnClimate

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"Climate change is not just affecting spectacular views like this. When you have warming taking place twice as fast here in Alaska as it is in the bottom 48 states, that is melting glaciers and blocks of ice that are raising sea levels and you start getting an accelerated pace of climate change overall. So we've got to do something about it. The good news is we can if we take some smart steps now." —President Obama on why we need to keep up the fight against climate change #ActOnClimate Click the link in our bio for more photos from the President's trip to Alaska.

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President Obama’s photographer had some competition in Alaska this week—from the President himself. Go behind the lens with @PeteSouza for a unique perspective on the President’s trip to Alaska, and a front-row seat to our fight against climate change at go.wh.gov/BehindTheLens. #ActOnClimate

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I’m very proud to be the first president to travel above the Arctic Circle. Thank you Alaska, for your warmth and your hospitality. It was extraordinary. -bo

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Glad this was the only Bear I met in the park. -bo

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