THIS Wild Bear Came To This Man’s Window Looking For Food At :07 Seconds It’s Hilarious!
Wild bears are adorable. Their big pleading eyes are akin to the look you get from a puppy that instantly melts your heart. The animal’s gaze begs for compassion, and efficiently making you weak in the knees, you give in to their desire for attention.
The irresistible stare almost always is a cry for fulfillment of their hearts, not from tenderness and love, but through the comfort of a full belly. This bear presented a grand act by batting its innocent eyes right outside some people’s window in Siberia.
As if showing up at a drive through for its meal, the bear props itself up on the sill waiting for snacks. The spectacle of the situation was sure to bring him success as human laughter and entertainment lead a cookie to his mouth.
The bear gently nibbles the treat and when finished, unashamedly looks back with obvious expectation for more. His request is granted as another cookie is handed over and each time he’s finished the process is repeated.
At some point the man feeding the bear decides to up the ante by attempting to teach the beast to shake his hand in order to receive more sweets, but the bear is unresponsive and, despite his remorselessness, given more cookies anyway.
It appears as though the bear has no limit to his calorie intake, and is speeding right through sugar high straight on toward diabetes. These men can be sure to expect a regular visitor when the bear’s glucose crashes and his sugar addiction escalates from soft eyes to growling demands. He will be back to get his fix!
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Bear Decides To Sit Next To This Guy At His Campsite. I Had To Hold My Breath While Watching THIS
We think of bears in the wild as potentially very dangerous to humans, while still holding this romanticized notion of “cuddly as a teddy bear” or “just a sweet big bear [of a man]”. A camper at the McNeil River State Game Sanctuary and Refuge was peacefully watching from above as bears were fishing in the river below.
Drew Hamilton, an employee of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, was sitting in his camping chair when out of nowhere an Alaskan brown bear walks up next to him in a very relaxed fashion. He takes in the peaceful scene, Hamilton is viewing, yawns and takes a seat.
As Hamilton is a professional, he seemed to intuitively know that keeping calm and still was the way to go. He videos the bear, who almost seems human taking in the beautiful moment of nature. Incredibly, he seems disinterested in Hamilton, (probably because he remained completely calm) watches the bears below and eventually goes on his way, probably to join in the fun below.
Hamilton’s calm reaction to this amazing moment in the wild, that had the potential to be extremely dangerous, serves as a great example of how to behave when faced with a wild bear in the majesty of nature. Enjoy the video and please share this amazing moment in the wonders of nature.
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These Neglected Bears Were Caged For 20 Years. Now Watch The Moment When They Are Finally Set Free!
Unimaginably horrible living conditions were the fate of four bears for the last 20 years. They were confined to rusty small cages, with no shade, and no free access to water when they wanted, at a decrepit roadside zoo in Pennsylvania, USA. Bruno, Fifi, Marsha and Pocahontas experienced this mental and physical cruelty without hope.
So neglected, and further forced to perform tricks when suffering from arthritis, these poor bears were in terrible shape when they were discovered. After so many years of suffering, these wonderful animals were rescued in July, 2015; Wild Animal Sanctuary in Colorado and PETA finally came to their rescue.
This beautiful video shows us the incredibly uplifting scene of the the bears, taking their first step out of their horrible cages, toward a life of care and ultimately freedom. Once adjusted, the four friends will be released into a 15 acre habitat where they will live out the rest of their lives free in nature.
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WATCH: THIS Bear Climbs Up The Ladder and Then Does An Epic Belly Flop
Most people would be scared if they saw a bear playing around in their back yard swimming pool, but not Carl Bovard. He lives in Melrose, Florida with two bears and actively encourages the large beasts to take refreshing dips in his above ground pool. After all, Florida gets really hot and muggy in the summer time and when you carry around a fur coat that you can’t take off, you need to find a quick way to cool down.
Carl videotaped one of his bear friends named Bruiser eagerly climbing up the pool ladder and jumping off the top to do belly flops into the water. From the looks of it Bruiser is definitely a veteran belly-flopper because he doesn’t hesitate for a single second when he clambers up the short ladder and jumps. Once he’s in the pool he bear paddles around and seems to smile as he plays and splashes. Bruiser even looks adorable getting out of the pool, as he uses his two front paws to steady himself while throwing up a rear leg to clamber over the side so he can do it all over again.
Once out, he shakes off the water and ends up getting Carl all wet, but Carl laughs and doesn’t mind the shower. Bruiser looks like such a nice, relaxed, and playful sweetheart, judging by the way he acts in the water, even when he’s chewing on pool toys. This may just be the cutest bear video I’ve come across yet! Bruiser is living the good life at Single Vision, a non-profit animal sanctuary that Carl set up to help rescue animals and educate people about endangered species. He shares the space with two lions, two bobcats, two alligators, two mountain lions, two bears, and six tigers.
Bruiser is a Syrian brown bear, a smaller subspecies of brown bear that are found throughout the Middle East. Their population has been steadily declining from over-hunting, poaching, and habitat loss, and they are listed as a threatened-vulnerable species. Bruiser serves as an animal ambassador for his species to raise awareness of their plight and to help educate people about the reality of their current situation, as well as the future.
He’s a natural at showing people the softer side of brown bears, and proves that they are incredibly smart, playful, and happy animals if treated well. If you would like to donate towards the care of the animals at Single Vision visit their website and check it out.
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This Lady Waves At A Bear As They Drive By. How It Reacts OMG.
Bears don’t always wave back but when they do, it’s because they’re ultra-smart and friendly! At least one part of that statement is true because bears are seriously clever animals. In fact, many experts believe they are the most intelligent animal in all of North America. However, the vast majority of bears are not friendly, after all they are wild animals who act on their instincts. People should stay well away from them if they value their health and continued existence on this planet.
Even so, there are always those rare individuals who end up surprising the heck out of us and bears are no exception to this sentiment. The big friendly Kodiak bear in this short video is one of the friendliest, most laid back bears you’ll likely ever come across. He lives in Washington state at the Olympic Game Farm, a sanctuary that focuses on animals that were used in show business. Perhaps he’s just used to people and likes them, or he’s loving retirement, but this bear is really nice!
As the people in the car filming pull up alongside the gentle looking giant the woman in the passenger seat throws up a hand and waves at him. Much to their surprise the bear, who’s sitting comically on his rear end in the dirt near the road, returns the gesture and waves right back at them! It’s almost as if the bear knows the people and is waving at them to say hello. This is something you have to see to truly appreciate how cool it really is, it’s easily one of the most hilarious and awesome bear-moments caught on tape!
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Watch These 3 Awkward Sloth Bears Confront a Strange Pink Balloon and Attempt To Play With It.
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What do you think happens when a couple of bears come across a mysterious, completely foreign object that they’ve never ever seen before? Do they ignore it and walk away or does curiosity get the best of them?
This hilarious video clip answers these questions and more as it offers us a unique look into bear behavior. When the three bears that you see here came across a bright pink balloon they definitely didn’t shy away from it out of a concern for their health and safety! Instead, one marched right up to the strange thing bobbing in the breeze and decided to have a closer look at it. Rather than start off his investigation on all fours, he chose to teeter totter over on his two hind legs. When bears walk upright like that it’s awesome because not only is it so unexpected, it’s also just cool to see.
The first lone bear was naturally a little apprehensive about the pink balloon. Who wouldn’t be if they were in his position, it must seem so alien-like from his perspective. However, when his two bear pals come over to join in it seems to raise his courage because that’s when he takes his first swipe at it. His clumsy paws cause the balloon to bobble around and float off a ways, with the curious bears hot on its string-tail! At one point or another they all take turns walking upright chasing after the balloon, sniffing it, and trying to pin it down in one spot. When one of them finally does, the inevitable happens!
The shaggy looking bears in this video are called sloth bears. The adorable animals feed mostly on insects, termites are their favorite snack, and live on the greater Indian subcontinent where they have become threatened by over-hunting and habitat loss. Many also end up captured and are forced to perform and entertain because of their easy to train nature and tame-ability. These three live at the Beekse Bergen Safari Park which is in Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands. They may be a long ways from home but at least they’re together and safe from the poachers, leopards, and tigers that hunt them as prey.
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