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Bear Counting in Canada
The audio is hilarious! Make sure your sound is on!
(The link to this is at the bottom of the page. The park is named after
the Algonquin Indians.) Momma Bear and her three very young cubs in the wild of northern Ontario,
Canada . Humane wildlife experts taking a winter bear census right in the closed) the guy (Rick Mercer)
has some of the funniest lines.
Bear Counting in Canada
Spilled the Beans
Rick Mercer is awesome, he's always going to these sorts of strange jobs across the country.
Cool job.
A Carafe of Ubuntu
Well, we do live in a freezer for 8 months out of the year...
A Carafe of Ubuntu
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for posting the link.
Spilled the Beans
I'm in NS and we just came out of a week of cold. Nothing like the west, but it's damp--and that makes a difference.Originally Posted by Mikeb85
A few days of -30+ with wind chill. Brr.
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Lovely video, thanks.
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That was a small adult bear, 140lbs?
Very quiet, perhaps kind of sleepy.
For size comparison, I usually think of bears as bigger than they may actually be in real life. But then this photo is how I usually think of them for size.
I have seen other pictures of massive Kodiak bears.
The short faced bear would have been a real terror to see in the flesh, which likely early man did, thankfully they are no longer around. I also appreciate that the large carnivorous dinosaurs have also gone extinct. Very large carnivorous animals need lots of space and lots and lots of food.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...imals-science/
The South American giant short-faced bear roamed its namesake continent about 500,000 to 2 million years ago and would have been the largest and most powerful meat-eater on land at the time, scientists say.
Spilled the Beans
Judging by their measurements of the baby, and given that it's Canada it was probably 145 kilos, so about 320 lbs.
5 Cups of Ubuntu
Greatly depends on the area of Canada you live in
Here in Quebec it can get quite cold but we've all adjusted too it.
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