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Intraspecific conflicts, no canids or felids

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Intraspecific conflicts, no canids or felids

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11-15-2020, 03:51 AM

(11-15-2020, 03:36 AM)Shadow Wrote: Some great footage concerning two brown bears (grizzlies) from Yellowstone. Older male bear (17 years old) finds a carcass left by younger and bigger male bear, which then returns... That older bear (lighter fur) was weighed short time before to be 617 lbs which is same as 280 kg. Younger bear is clearly bigger and well over 300 kg.

Here a video of that younger bear with a wolf, this happened earlier.





Then these bear confronting each others, this is really interesting video to watch since two wild bears and something which both really want this time and neither one ready to give up willingly in the first place. Which one is the real king....





Now that second video should be functional if someone tried before and not playing.
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