ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 2月25日 23時45分

This very large male grizzly bear is first out of winter hibernation in Yellowstone National Park. He has a pretty good strategy get the first meal available and then use his dominant size and character to guard it. He knows exactly where on the Yellowstone River, bison weakened by winter, fall through the thin ice and drown.
He is ferocious with other bears but as we watched him carefully for several days ... he played with his food , the birds and finally appeared to play with himself ... somewhat like a puppy chasing its tail

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The first confirmed report of grizzly bear activity in the Park was reported this week. All park visitors, employees, skiers, snowshoers, and hikers are reminded to carry bear spray and take the necessary precautions to avoid surprise encounters with bears, and to be especially cautious around ungulate carcasses. Park residents and visitors are reminded to keep food, garbage, barbeque-grills, and other attractants stored in a manner that makes them unavailable to bears. Bird-feeders are prohibited in the park all year long.

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