Bear Cub Tries Its Best to Snatch Trail Camera From Tree (Video)

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In the next few months, a new batch of grizzly bear cubs will out roaming the wilds of North America. Maybe they’ll even try to snatch a few trail cameras like this one did last summer. The Help Alberta Wildies Society, a Canadian organization dedicated to protecting wild horses in Alberta, recently posted a trail-cam video showing a grizzly bear and her cub exploring a wild field. The cub soon discovers one of the cameras and tries its very best to remove it from the tree.

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Another camera captures the spectacle from several yards away. Meanwhile, the camera under attack captures hilarious footage of the bear cub’s paws, snout, and face up close as it sniffs and grabs and pulls on the camera. The Help Alberta Wildies Society notes that the cub was “totally committed to getting our camera off of that tree.”

Watch a grizzly bear cub try to take a trail cam off a tree here:

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