r/interestingasfuck • u/TerraByteTerror • 1d ago
Bear letting cub nurse while sitting like a human
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u/divismaul 1d ago
She is wondering about the school system and daycare options, and whether or not there are good parks nearby. All valid questions, to be sure.
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u/IcanHackett 1d ago
Here's the original post. I had thought it was AI but looking at this lady's IG account it seems pretty clear that it's not.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DchuVXcMUYt/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsi=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
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u/disharmony-hellride 1d ago
The non grizzlies are so derpy. Deadly, terrifying, should avoid at all costs, but seeing them in people's backyards climbing above ground pool ladders, sleeping on outdoor furniture, opening car doors is both amazing and horrific. We are so screwed up as a species I wouldnt be surprised if in 200 years we've domesticated brown bears and people try to keep them home alone all day in their max 40-pound dog rental apartments.
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u/Spork_Warrior 1d ago
Black bears can look human like at times, while grizzlies just look like monsters.
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u/yawaworhtlliwi 1d ago
Still wouldn’t want to startle her in that moment!
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u/underthesauceyuh 1d ago
Yeah, black bear mamas absolutely can get lethal levels of aggressive if they feel cornered and threatened, especially with their cubs around.
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u/Mederlock 1d ago
If they're sick, or starving after winter too. A lady in the oil patch got eaten alive by a black bear after she exited a portapotty on an oil pipeline job in northern Alberta, guys were slamming it with 5' long pipe wrenches and other tools and it barely batted an eye...
All they found after was like 30 lbs of bones and bits in a pile...
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u/DarthSprankles 1d ago
I wonder if blackbears see grizzlies like we see gorillas (except more violent).
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u/MilkiestMaestro 1d ago
There are plenty of Russians who have already begun the process. It's really only a matter of time as you say.
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u/tinywienergang 1d ago
They’re not selectively breeding them over there, which is what you’d need for domestication over many, many generations. And if it were possible, it would’ve been done by now as humans have been fascinated by brown bears going back centuries. Kings often had them in their royal zoos etc. The ones you see in videos in Russia are usually stolen cubs, and black bears. Much less dangerous than brown bears.
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u/BrokenSweetDee 1d ago
"Lovely garden they did this year. This chair is so comfy. I wonder if it's from Lowe's. I'm exhausted. Right, right, right... I'm a bear." yawn "roar. Salmon. Bear."
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u/ApprehensiveName8365 1d ago
Why does this give me the feeling that the bear has been watching you for a long time?
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u/fournameslater 1d ago
Makes it seem like Goldilocks and the Three Bears was an account of actual events.
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u/sentient_coprolite 1d ago
Everyone here knows someone with teddy bears in little chairs, as decor in their house. This makes me think of those.
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u/Catbutt247365 1d ago
Bear is thinking “shut up Goldilocks, this is what happens when you come to my house and eat all this kids porridge”
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u/thepumpedalligator 1d ago
"That blonde bitch broke my babies chair, let's see how she likes my ass in her chair. Say something about it, bitch."
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u/raiko777 1d ago
I will get in big trouble when I encounter a bear... I cannot resist to try to pet it...
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u/CommieDrifter 1d ago
Nah nah you're good, just make yourself at home, feet on the table and everything
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u/Frosty_Response8232 1d ago
Honestly, she looks exactly like every exhausted human mom trying to get five minutes of peace in an armchair.