'Just pay off the dog' proves to be an effective strategy for bear snacks. @JesseNeon's dog gets free bones. Bear gets free trash. @JesseNeon gets to clean up. There's a clear loser in this exchange.
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That sweet sound will definitely make up your day
Via The Story Behind
Purchased as a young cub from a railway station in Iran by a group of Polish soldiers during World War II , Wojtek was enlisted into the army as a private in order to be given rations and transportation. He was subsequently promoted to corporal and helped to move crates of ammunition during the Battle of Monte Cassino in 1944 – swiftly becoming a celebrity among the Allied troops. After the war, Wojtek lived out the rest of his life at Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland, and was commemorated by a statue in Edinburgh's Princes Street Gardens that was erected in 2015.
All by the brilliant Good Bear Comics
Via BBC Earth
When having multiple cubs, pandas will usually only care for one baby and abandon the other, but switching them around might be the key for both twins' survival. One more fascinating video by BBC Earth.
Via NYup
The Adirondack family's security camera caught this burglar bear opening car doors like she does it every day, then the rest of the family shows up.
California resident, Mark Hough, was about to enjoy a margarita last Friday, only to have his afternoon cocktail interrupted by a bear, who took advantage of the backyard hot tub and the drink Hough left behind. His afternoon of luxury was naturally followed by a nap.
Via Pandapia HD
We can totally understand how the panda feels, cuz we don't understand a single word she's saying...hahaha
Via BBC Earth
From the moment they leave their den, black bears have a natural instinct to climb. In this cute clip from the BBC documentary nature series, 24/7 Wild, adorable black bear cubs leave their den to learn to conquer the treetops for the first time.
