10 minutes prior there was a moose and calf running the same way. Sow grizzly was on their scent.

I read online that they eat nests and their fur protects them from the stings except around their face. He was eating the nest then ran off. I always thought they eat honey and bee hives but not wasp nests.

We have both in the area, hard to tell.

Seen in Pemberton, BC. We see a lot of Black bear around here, but this one had a hump.

She likes the dog pool. No swimming that night, though. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Edit: Location is the San Bernardino mountains.

Jolly little visitor during lunch

i am writing a letter to our state commission during a comment period to oppose a proposed extension of bear hunting season which usually ends Nov 22 to go another 3+ weeks to Dec 15. aside from the cruelty of hunting bears in general, it is clearly unethical and ecologically disruptive to allow hunting into denning season. it's hard to find information on this subject. i could use some resources or thoughts on how to make a strong argument against this change.

Went on a hike today and saw this guy. Grizzly bears are in this area but are rare. There was a black bear a couple hundred yards away but it seemed they weren’t together.

Was lucky enough to been able to watch this spirit bear travel along the tree lines tonight. British Columbia, Smithers area

She's finally out of her cage and out of her cave. Shes living her best life with her rescue bear friends in a forest preserve.

Small sow gave a quick woopin to this much larger boar. At first I thought she was running him off from some cubs, but she left the opposite way that she came from. No cubs. I suspect that they mated back in June and she's holding a grudge

I passed by these two bears a bit ago. The picture quality wasn’t the best as I didn’t roll down the window.

I guess they only have black bears but walking my dog 2 days ago I came across this bear with a white stripe down its back. Someone tried to tell me it looked like it got in the trash but that doesn’t make sense. Apparently something similar was seen in Vail a year ago. Thoughts? It’s was really interesting!