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RAWR SZN@rawrszn This cinnamon-colored black bear passed two trail cameras in the evening, and a grizzly came by both cameras about an hour and 40 minutes later. Grizzlies are known to kill and eat black bears, and both species often travel the same trails through the forest. 🎥 @altawild77
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@the_retic_keeper Black bear just giving himself away lol
@snow2moto I feel bad for that black bear.. shoot.. the real life of survival for the fittest
@house2xl Probably a sun bear
@landon.michael.93 Absolutely Brutal
@doriankay This makes me want to cry
@yung_quaize Ok
@nrm6070 Natural selection
@sarahemali 😢
@brittanykrzyzanowski Ruuuuun btch ruuuuuuun
@rocketland321 Bear trap 🪤
@deecam_318 “HELP DA BEAR!”
@jay_harc_official So what happened
@jcksl8r It's crazy that from that distance the grizzly could tell he was injured
@dan.aikman In the wild, a broken or substantially damaged leg means death. It’s an idea that the first sign of civilization was a man who died with a healed broken leg. Means he’d been cared for.