Rescued Baby Black Bear Slowly Falls In Love With His New Friend Little But Fierce
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The easiest way to tell is the hump, or lack there of. Brown bears have a large hump on the back of their neck and black bears dont. Their faces are a different shape as well, brown bears having a prominent forehead ridge. Black bears have a smoother, less angled head.
Date: 2024-03-26
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robertorivera6958
Wow may the lord bless your going in and out of what ever you do, may the lord make his face shine upon you, for the amazing heart you have and true love, not many like you out there any more. your acts of kindness and love bring hope to this generation that have lost being in touch with nature, YOU GUYS JUST MAKE MY DAY, thank so much
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Wow may the lord bless your going in and out of what ever you do, may the lord make his face shine upon you, for the amazing heart you have and true love, not many like you out there any more. your acts of kindness and love bring hope to this generation that have lost being in touch with nature, YOU GUYS JUST MAKE MY DAY, thank so much
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heatherh3892
Ah I didn't know bears were born so small and cute. Thanks for posting. Curious how old they were when released Also curious if it's possible to tame bears or for humans to be around a trained bear like at a zoo like I've seen with tigers for a tiger show. I'm thinking no, but curious if humans raised the bear.
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Ah I didn't know bears were born so small and cute. Thanks for posting. Curious how old they were when released Also curious if it's possible to tame bears or for humans to be around a trained bear like at a zoo like I've seen with tigers for a tiger show. I'm thinking no, but curious if humans raised the bear.
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yvonnerahmes9618
Oh my Lord they got so big! I am so happy to see them both released together, it would be hard to be alone (just one) all on their own. This way they don't have to feel they face the world without another familiar animal: . I do hope they do well!
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Oh my Lord they got so big! I am so happy to see them both released together, it would be hard to be alone (just one) all on their own. This way they don't have to feel they face the world without another familiar animal: . I do hope they do well!
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dawndanielle9948
This was one of the best rescue and release videos. Just watching these two naturally run, climb, and swim was so heartwarming. I wish them both well and hope they both grow up and live long, happy lives.
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This was one of the best rescue and release videos. Just watching these two naturally run, climb, and swim was so heartwarming. I wish them both well and hope they both grow up and live long, happy lives.
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truthserum5202
It's BS releasing young Bears into the wilderness in the Fall. They still need to forage and find a shelter. By doing this, you have greatly reduced their chances for survival.
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It's BS releasing young Bears into the wilderness in the Fall. They still need to forage and find a shelter. By doing this, you have greatly reduced their chances for survival.
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jeffreysuss3860
So you're sure that that was not a death sentence for those two You know that they can survive on their own in the wild Bears are primarily omnivores. What did you feed them
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So you're sure that that was not a death sentence for those two You know that they can survive on their own in the wild Bears are primarily omnivores. What did you feed them
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berner
The imagery of a pet you raised up from a baby and all the memories you had, looking over its shoulder at you before disappearing into the wilderness forever, gets me choked up: (
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The imagery of a pet you raised up from a baby and all the memories you had, looking over its shoulder at you before disappearing into the wilderness forever, gets me choked up: (
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bimmjim
In wild bears, only 25% of cubs reach reproductive age. . In other words, their natural infant mortality rate is 75%.
Any interference with this is unecologic. .
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In wild bears, only 25% of cubs reach reproductive age. . In other words, their natural infant mortality rate is 75%.
Any interference with this is unecologic. .
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stephencolligan
Probably just get a Xmas card every couple of years, with a few scribbled lines - that’s the younger generation for you no gratitude
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Probably just get a Xmas card every couple of years, with a few scribbled lines - that’s the younger generation for you no gratitude
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Philippe2008fr
How do they train them for release in the wilds Do they put living small animals in the cage Is it sufficient for their survival
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How do they train them for release in the wilds Do they put living small animals in the cage Is it sufficient for their survival
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the-dodo
Oh wow, I'm so glad they got released together. Thanks for helping them. I think I'll end my internet time on this happy video.
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Oh wow, I'm so glad they got released together. Thanks for helping them. I think I'll end my internet time on this happy video.
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timcotterill3952
Dam. you Fine humans, raise some babies till they can look after them selves then lettin’ em go like that. Good work.
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Dam. you Fine humans, raise some babies till they can look after them selves then lettin’ em go like that. Good work.
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sashasabbeth6836
So perfect. So beautiful. I am so sorry that mom was distressed. I hope that she found safety once again.
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So perfect. So beautiful. I am so sorry that mom was distressed. I hope that she found safety once again.
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phiddler1
i often wonder how many hibernating bears and chipmunks get killed by all that logging going on across the boreal
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i often wonder how many hibernating bears and chipmunks get killed by all that logging going on across the boreal
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BlueSkyCountry
The cub looked so much like an otter at first. I actually thought he was an otter in the thumbnail pic LOL.
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The cub looked so much like an otter at first. I actually thought he was an otter in the thumbnail pic LOL.
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thetransphobe.
Absolutely darling, dodo is the best, I'm glad they were able to live in the wild as they were meant to be
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Absolutely darling, dodo is the best, I'm glad they were able to live in the wild as they were meant to be
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Godshonestruth
To the entire world. Make the Dodo your go to content. The world is dark and we need Dodo light shining.
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To the entire world. Make the Dodo your go to content. The world is dark and we need Dodo light shining.
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joeterp5615
Excellent job raising them in a way that they weren’t too bonded to people, so they could be released.
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Excellent job raising them in a way that they weren’t too bonded to people, so they could be released.
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UnclePutin
Nice, but I wonder if it was really safe to let them loose when they've been around humans so long.
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Nice, but I wonder if it was really safe to let them loose when they've been around humans so long.
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cavendish009
What a wonderful end to having black bears for a little while and then to set them free!
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What a wonderful end to having black bears for a little while and then to set them free!
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Butts-r-big
Paws the video a minute in as it seemed un bearable for him to stand. what a furry deal
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Paws the video a minute in as it seemed un bearable for him to stand. what a furry deal
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