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Chitwan National Park, Nepal
"Bear Bus"
bear mom carries on her back her two cute offspring
This species of bear - Melursus ursinus - inhabits the lowlands of East India and Nepal.
It feeds mainly on ants and termites, and its snout is perfectly adapted to their hunting, as are its long claws. When sucking insects, it emits a sound similar to a vacuum cleaner, which is audible up to a distance of 500 m. It is active especially in the evening and at night, meeting in daylight is relatively rare. It is the only species of bear that carries its cubs on its back. Today a whole nice family came to show us.
While the bear mother searches for ants in the ground, the little naughties wait patiently.
"Bear Bus"
bear mom carries on her back her two cute offspring
This species of bear - Melursus ursinus - inhabits the lowlands of East India and Nepal.
It feeds mainly on ants and termites, and its snout is perfectly adapted to their hunting, as are its long claws. When sucking insects, it emits a sound similar to a vacuum cleaner, which is audible up to a distance of 500 m. It is active especially in the evening and at night, meeting in daylight is relatively rare. It is the only species of bear that carries its cubs on its back. Today a whole nice family came to show us.
While the bear mother searches for ants in the ground, the little naughties wait patiently.
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