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What Do Bears Really Do in The Woods?
Submitted by Kurt Repanshek on June 26, 2008 - 9:49am
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Ever wonder what bears do when we're not watching them? This remote USGS footage obtained last June in Glacier National Park shows how bruins scratch some of their itches. Keep an eye on the bear, which is a black, not a grizzly, for a close-up cameo.
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Great stuff!
Here is another fun video from the USGS remote camera's in Glacier National Park
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