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Yahoo
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Mama Bear and Cubs Playing on Golf Course Is Total Cuteness Overload
Mama Bear and Cubs Playing on Golf Course Is Total Cuteness Overload originally appeared on PetHelpful. Watching a mama bear play with her cubs is nothing short of life-affirming. To witness this is to experience pure, wholesome family love. It is without a doubt one of the most beautiful sites that Mother Nature has to offer. This video is of a mama bear and her four cubs rolling around them playing on the green at a golf course in Asheville, North Carolina. And of course, this whole scene is nothing short of total cuteness overload! Yes, this mama bear and her adorable little cubs are truly living the life. It's a sunny day in a beautiful place, and they are free to peacefully play together, rolling around in the grass, just having a grand old time! It's clear as day how much this mama bear loves her cubs based on how she plays with them. She doesn't just focus on one; she will play with one cub for a moment, and then turn her attention to her other babies so that each of them gets individualized in addition to rolling around with their mama, these precious bear cubs also enjoy playing with each other. Honestly, it is just magical witnessing these baby bears roll around with each other without a care in the world. This is as it should be! As gentle as all this may look, the truth is that bear cubs can actually play very rough with each other. They will bite each other hard, as well as their mothers. Interestingly, as bear cubs get older, they actually become gentler. However, mama bears will unsurprisingly the very gentle with their cubs when they play with them. This makes sense because the mama is a massive bear and is so big and strong compared to their tiny cubs that if they were to get rough with them, they would easily hurt them. Unsurprisingly, the mama bear in this video has nothing but the most gentle, tender love for her babies. It's a beautiful scene, and yet another example of how wonderful Mother Nature can be! Looking for more PetHelpful updates? Follow us on YouTube for more entertaining videos. Or, share your own adorable pet by submitting a video, and sign up for our newsletter for the latest pet updates and tips. Mama Bear and Cubs Playing on Golf Course Is Total Cuteness Overload first appeared on PetHelpful on Jul 9, 2025 This story was originally reported by PetHelpful on Jul 9, 2025, where it first appeared.
CBS News
29-06-2025
- General
- CBS News
Video shows mama bear swimming across Massachusetts reservoir with cubs on her back
Mother bear swims across Massachusetts reservoir with cubs on her back Mother bear swims across Massachusetts reservoir with cubs on her back Mother bear swims across Massachusetts reservoir with cubs on her back A fisherman captured video showing a mama bear swimming across a Massachusetts reservoir with two cubs on her cubs on her back. The adorable moment was captured by a man on the Quabbin Reservoir in New Salem. The man, Izzy Drost, said in a Facebook post that his friend had taken him out fishing that day, and they suddenly saw the bears. "What an amazing sight to see," Drost wrote online. Experts say that black bears can swim at least a mile and a half in fresh water. The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife says that bears should be appreciated from a safe distance. If you encounter a bear, here's what experts recommend doing. Remain calm Do not run and do not climb trees Back away Make sure the bear has a safe route Fight back if attacked Experts also say not to feed bears under any circumstances. For more information on what to do if you come across a black bear, click here. Mama bear and cubs in Worcester A mama bear and her two cubs were seen wandering through a Worcester neighborhood in October of 2024. Residents were thrilled to see the family in their backyards. "It was definitely breathtaking to see a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," said Brianna Emond-Parkin, who saw the bears. "It also gives me a deep respect for nature and for the health of the woods around here. I think we have to be respectful as long as nobody's getting hurt it was just a beautiful experience," Tracy Emond-Parkin said.
CTV News
14-06-2025
- CTV News
Bear killed after attack in Maple Ridge
Vancouver Watch A Maple Ridge woman is recovering after being attacked by a bear. The bear was killed by police and a search is underway for its two cubs.
Yahoo
09-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Panthers train next generation of hockey hopefuls
Typically, at the Baptist Health IcePlex, there are Panthers on the ice. Well, on Saturday, there were kittens and cubs.
CTV News
02-06-2025
- General
- CTV News
‘It was magical': B.C. woman sees grizzly bear and cubs from balcony
A Big White resident was treated to a rare sight of a grizzly bear and her two cubs over the weekend. A resident of a ski resort in B.C.'s Okanagan was treated to a rare sight over the weekend. On Saturday morning, Michelle Smith spotted a mother grizzly bear and two cubs from her balcony, right in the village at Big White. She watched the cubs play and roll around on the hill while their mom ate grass. After about an hour and a half, a car from a nearby construction site drove through the area and the bears moved into the woods. 'It was magical to watch and to see the babies just instinctively following mum around,' Smith told CTV News. 'It was beautiful to watch, absolutely beautiful, but I was glad that I was three levels up on my balcony.' In her six years of living at Big White, Smith says she's never seen or heard of grizzly bears entering the town. She says the community has committed to being noisier in the coming days to encourage the bear family to move somewhere less populated, for the safety of the animals and locals. 'Obviously we're living in their habitat, but we don't want them right in the village around people and on the walking paths,' she said. 'I hope that all of the community work together to discourage them, like by keeping all their trash inside, keeping their dogs on leash and staying away from them, just being loud when they're out and about, that's my hope. I don't want anything to happen to them, but I don't want anything to happen to any humans either.' CTV News has reached out to the B.C. Conservation Officer Service to determine whether they have been notified about the grizzlies or are taking any actions, and will update this story if a response is received. If you encounter a grizzly bear, WildSafeBC says to stay calm and back away slowly. If the animal approaches, use bear spray, and if it attacks, the organization says the best defense is to lie on your stomach, protect the back your head with your hands and spread your feet slightly apart to avoid getting rolled over.
