Posted by Instagram user Julie Bogart, the video has gone viral with over 25 million views on the photo and video sharing application.
The video, filmed by Julie from her car, shows the mother bear and her cubs traversing the woods of Asheville.
advertisementEven as the car stopped completely, the mother bear cautiously surveyed the surroundings before she deemed it safe for her cubs to follow.
The mother bear, then, guided her cubs as the family crossed over to the other side of the road safely.
Watch the video here:No prizes for guessing that the internet cannot stop watching the adorable video of the mother bear and her cubs over and over again.
In what is nothing but a treat for wildlife enthusiasts, a video of a mother bear and her cubs from the US state of North Carolina has surfaced on the internet. Posted by Instagram user Julie Bogart, the video has gone viral with over 25 million views on the photo and video sharing application.
The video, filmed by Julie from her car, shows the mother bear and her cubs traversing the woods of Asheville. As Julie noticed the bears from a distance, she stopped the car so that the animals could cross the road at ease.
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Even as the car stopped completely, the mother bear cautiously surveyed the surroundings before she deemed it safe for her cubs to follow.
The mother bear, then, guided her cubs as the family crossed over to the other side of the road safely.
Watch the video here:
No prizes for guessing that the internet cannot stop watching the adorable video of the mother bear and her cubs over and over again. “I watched this video 20 times in a row. So cute,” is a comment that is proof of the aforementioned statement.
Heartwarming, isn’t it?
Meanwhile, IFS officer Parveen Kaswan also shared a video of a Himalayan black bear and its cub climbing a tree in a post on May 9. With the help of the clip, Kaswan debunked the myth that bears cannot climb trees.
Published By: Raya Ghosh Published On: May 10, 2024
