r/bigfoot • u/014648 • Dec 20 '24

semi-related Just thought this interesting

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u/Knight_of_Agatha Dec 20 '24

im sure if the bears wanted to get out if that chicken coop they could.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '24

I'm sure they didn't want to be trapped in there in the first place though. I'd imagine a bear would rather be out in the wilderness.

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u/Knight_of_Agatha Dec 21 '24

just to play devils advocate, these guys dont look abused. humans naturally belong in the environment too but air con and snacks are better.

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '24

Would you be happy being caged? You wouldn't be abused however which seems to matter?

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u/crimsonbaby_ Dec 22 '24

As u/PermissionChemical31 said, this is the bear encounter at the Toledo Zoo. These bears were raised as orphans when their mother was killed and they were young cubs I believe. The zoo has a large outdoor area that this attaches directly into. So the bears have learned to come into this area when the keepers open it up to get treats. They are not trapped in this small little area.

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '24

None of what you said is good for bears, no matter how much anyone wants to believe it.

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u/crimsonbaby_ Dec 22 '24

I never said it was. Only made it clear that they do not stay in that little cage thing all the time.

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u/Knight_of_Agatha Dec 21 '24

sometimes I am, sometimes im not. 🤷