Bear Attacks Mirror In Woods at Samuel Zelman blog

Bear Attacks Mirror In Woods. Spooked, he ran off into the woods — back to where things were normal. Instead, the bear turns to see the mirror and immediately freaks out, thinking another bear has managed to walk up to him. While bears frequently star on trail cams, wildlife experts recommend against playing too many So mirrors don’t get much notice. Yearling female black bear looks in mirror. In all seriousness, this bear doesn’t know what it looks like (there’s usually no mirrors in the woods), and was probably just ready to. The animal directly attacks its reflection in the mirror and even goes around to the backside looking for the other bear. Curtis matwishyn was hoping to snap a few photos of a young black bear in the forest. With that being said, we have yet another bear encounter with a mirror in the woods, and it’s about equally as hilarious. Eventually, it rips the whole mirror off the tree and stomps on it for good measure. Unlike caged chimps, wild bears see their reflections whenever they drink from quiet ponds; In this video, the black bear doesn’t react quite as. When the furry stranger in the mirror refused to go away, the black bear ultimately decided it was all just too much. In the top photo, a bear. Trail cam video of pnw blackbear and mirror.

Instead, the bear turns to see the mirror and immediately freaks out, thinking another bear has managed to walk up to him. Several hiking parties reported encounters with a bear in the lincoln woods area this week, including a group that was charged at by the bear. Trail cam video of pnw blackbear and mirror. The animal directly attacks its reflection in the mirror and even goes around to the backside looking for the other bear. Eventually, it rips the whole mirror off the tree and stomps on it for good measure. Spooked, he ran off into the woods — back to where things were normal. In the top photo, a bear. While bears frequently star on trail cams, wildlife experts recommend against playing too many When the furry stranger in the mirror refused to go away, the black bear ultimately decided it was all just too much. So mirrors don’t get much notice.

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Bear Attacks Mirror In Woods The animal directly attacks its reflection in the mirror and even goes around to the backside looking for the other bear. Trail cam video of pnw blackbear and mirror. While bears frequently star on trail cams, wildlife experts recommend against playing too many Instead, the bear turns to see the mirror and immediately freaks out, thinking another bear has managed to walk up to him. The animal directly attacks its reflection in the mirror and even goes around to the backside looking for the other bear. When the furry stranger in the mirror refused to go away, the black bear ultimately decided it was all just too much. In all seriousness, this bear doesn’t know what it looks like (there’s usually no mirrors in the woods), and was probably just ready to. Unlike caged chimps, wild bears see their reflections whenever they drink from quiet ponds; So mirrors don’t get much notice. In this video, the black bear doesn’t react quite as. In the top photo, a bear. Spooked, he ran off into the woods — back to where things were normal. Several hiking parties reported encounters with a bear in the lincoln woods area this week, including a group that was charged at by the bear. With that being said, we have yet another bear encounter with a mirror in the woods, and it’s about equally as hilarious. Eventually, it rips the whole mirror off the tree and stomps on it for good measure. Curtis matwishyn was hoping to snap a few photos of a young black bear in the forest.