beartoebeans
bears.
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i love them c: my special interest is bears, especially brown bears; this blog is a place to let it run wild with endless bear reblogs. almost all posts are queued. katmai bear #128 grazer is objectively the best bear
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beartoebeans · 2 years ago
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Saw a sun bear today. You didn't
anon you're breaking my heart :(
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beartoebeans · 2 years ago
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Hibearnation
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beartoebeans · 2 years ago
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Happy Wet Beast Wednesday! Here’s a sopping wet bear 503 catching a salmon. [ID: a brown bear in the the rushing plunge pool of a waterfall. he dips his head under the water and comes up with a salmon in his mouth.]
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beartoebeans · 2 years ago
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立つブームがあるようだった(ふたりともやっていた)
@浜松市動物園
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beartoebeans · 2 years ago
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I know this is a very (weirdly) specific ask, but do you have any bears named Ben or Benjamin?
YES! Well, there is Ben, the famed escape artist who had to be moved to a new Zoo because he's too good at escaping
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and then there is Benji, the beautiful Tibetan brown bear who slays life with his good looks and luxurious coat
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Shelly wants to be a French girl when she grows up
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beartoebeans · 2 years ago
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854 Divot, the bear with the snare. This is another big name bear at Brooks, and she has quite a story. A few years back, she got caught in an illegal wolf snare. She pulled herself free, but the snare wire continued to tighten around her neck. A decision was made that the park staff would intervene, as it was a human caused injury; and happily Divot was able to be tranquilized and freed of the snare wire, while her yearling cub looked on. You can actually watch a video of her rescue here (cw injured animal; they do show the wound): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7sbqfgw8VI
Divot has gone on to thrive, and has had multiple litters of cubs since then, but she will forever bear the mark of the snare in the form of a scar ring around her neck.
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beartoebeans · 2 years ago
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🐝🐻🐝
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beartoebeans · 2 years ago
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Big dude stretchin and gettin ready for a whole lot of nothing over the weekend if luck holds.
excursionist.travel
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Hector is fat and floofy. He’s killing it. Happy Fat Bear Friday y’all
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beartoebeans · 2 years ago
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Sleeping bear
Photographer: Jester-Genso
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Wet Beast Wednesday is a time to take a break and do whatever it is Mitch is doing
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Fine Art Wild Animals Portraits by Tin Man Lee
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While their mother is trying to snag a spawning salmon, her three Grizzly Cubs play on a log.
Photographer: Jenny Stevens
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“Hello World”
by Marv Binegar
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Baby brown bears, separated from their mother and unable to live in nature, have become the mascots of a rehabilitation centre in Karacabey, Bursa, Turkey, where they were taken under protection
Photograph: Sergen Sezgin/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
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“Mother Knows Best”
Mother and cub grizzly bear in the Nakina River in British Columbia, Canada
Photographer: Marion Vollborn, Germany
LUMIX People’s Choice Award
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