Showing posts with label #BlackBear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #BlackBear. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 12, 2020

WATCH Black bear found in Montana home


A family in Montana woke up Friday morning to an unexpected guest in their home. It was a black bear sleeping in their closet.

Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Black bear charges tourist on Alberta highway


A video of a black bear charging a tourist who stopped along Highway 93, south of Jasper, on the weekend is serving as a reminder about bear safety.
About a dozen vehicles pulled over to get a closer look at a black bear on the side of Highway 93, near Honeymoon Lake, on Sunday.
Stefan Jenart was also visiting the area and was recording as they were driving by the scene.

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Saturday, July 21, 2018

Black Bear With Mange Video

Black Bear With Mange Mountain Mann Survival

I captured this Black Bear on Trail Cam that is infested with the Mange in Clinton County Pennsylvania. #BlackBearMangeEpidemic 🐻 http://mountainmannsurvival.com




Friday, June 29, 2018

UPDATES OF THE BLACK BEAR MANGE EPIDEMIC

PLEASE USE THIS HASHTAG #BlackBearMangeEpidemic
WHEN POSTING ON SOCIAL MEDIA ABOUT BEARS WITH MANGE FOR MANGE EPIDEMIC AWARENESS IN PENNSYLVANIA BLACK BEARS.




I wasn't fast enough with the camera. But this is a Black Bear with Mange. Feeding Bear's only hurt's them by spreading the Mange. Please don't feed the Bears in Central Pennsylvania. #BlackBearMangeEpidemic  🐻🐻🐻


Monday, June 18, 2018

Mange Epidemic in Pennsylvania Black Bears Video


NIPPENOSE TOWNSHIP -- Stop feeding the bears -- that's what Pennsylvania Game Commission officers are telling people to do in Lycoming County.

Mange, a sometimes fatal skin infection, is spreading among the bear population in central Pennsylvania.
It would be extremely difficult for the Game Commission officers to completely get rid of mange, but what they can do is help prevent the spread of the skin infection.

When the Pennsylvania Game Commission found a bear two years ago in Lycoming County, it was starving to death left with just a tuft of hair on its back.
"It was first a couple isolated cases and over the years it's gotten a lot more severe," said Harold Cole, Pennsylvania Game Commission.
This black bear and others just like it in Lycoming County have died from a severe case of mange caused by mites.