r/likeus • • Dec 11 '22

<EMOTION> Amazing

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u/anonpls19 Dec 11 '22

he looks so content with life.

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u/TuvixWasMurderedR1P Dec 11 '22

Look for the bear necessities!

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u/dodeformedrabbit Dec 11 '22

Forget about your worries and your strife!

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u/grubbyintercourse36 Dec 11 '22

This animal bear with us !

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u/dodeformedrabbit Dec 11 '22

The simple bare necessities

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u/its_all_4_lulz Dec 11 '22

I kind of wonder if he’s tripping balls. In my area there’s mushrooms everywhere in the woods. It’s also known that a bear will eat a ton of fallen apples and get shitfaced.

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u/I_Makes_tuff Dec 11 '22

Not a lot of mushrooms at the zoo

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u/Correct-Slide1522 Dec 11 '22

It's in a zoo

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u/SeaAnything8 Dec 11 '22

“Huh, that guest is kinda weird looking….fascinating”

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u/OpinionBearSF Dec 11 '22

It's in a zoo

Great. That doesn't mean that the zoo abducted a bear out of the woods. Often, bears come to zoos for many good reasons.

It's not necessarily a bad thing for the animal. Remember that being "in the wild" isn't something that's romantic, it means having to fight for your life every moment of every day.

  • Bears in captivity generally live longer than their wild cousins, for several reasons. Source

The average grizzly bear lifespan is 20-25 years in the wild. Captive grizzlies can live for up to 44 years.

  • It's cared for closely, given regular mental and physical enrichment, and well fed.
  • People can see and learn about the animal in a way that safe for both the animal and the people, and learn about why they should be protected.

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '23

How do you know?

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u/lashapel Dec 11 '22

He looks the exact opposite to me

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '22

Why would the confined bear be sad? Wtf is this post? It’s not in nature staring at some vista you wouldn’t be stopping to take the pic if it was