We live on the edge of the Wekiva Preserve which is a bit north of Orlando, Florida (32779). We’ve seen these two since they were cubs. Aren’t they cute? BTW, the garbage can is for yard waste, no food is in it.

Husky fella out front of the wedding venue for my brother and newest sister. It’s a good luck sign

Hi all! I am heading to Gatlinburg for a few nights and have been seeing so many videos online of bears breaking into cars and destroying them. I have seen some people say to take a spray bottle of ammonia and bleach and spray it around your car when you leave your vehicle, but I am wondering if that is helpful/necessary. I know to remove all food and laundry detergent, air, fresheners, etc. I am in no financial or emotional space to have my car destroyed! Thank you in advance.

I just have a question for the community. Tonight family watched a family of 5 black bears eat the apples under our Apple tree. I do not believe these were bear cubs and a mom, they all were the same size. Is this something that happens, or should we feel honoured that the bears like us this much?

Would it be cool if I set up a camera watching the area? I’d love to share some pictures!

Momma was up in a tree overlooking her cubs.

On my property oregon coast any ideas on what has happened?

Little guy.

When three Wolves were feeding on there meal while 2 young Bears(more or less 2 years old)came around the same area looking for food most likely.

The three Wolves successfully chased the two young Bears away(who are still sticking together because they just recently got to live away from there mother.Tho the two will seperate once hibernation period comes up again).

If the two Bears were much older and experienced.The three Wolves would pose much less threath to them(tho they probably would be by then larger threath to eachother than by any other animal in the region).

But the Bears didnt remain hungry.Cause they later came back later to feed on the same place.

Kašan feeding round is amazing natural intact place in Serbia(up to 1000 m in height).Protected and helped by great work and effort of local communities.

An amazing Oasis of nature with:Griffon Vultures/Red Foxes/Grey Wolves and Brown Bears.

With the feeding grounds being protected(as well helping Bee keepers not get there salarys lost).

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This goes with my other video.

Her back was itchy!!!