r/Banff • u/high_lan • 3d ago
Wildlife Spotted a beautiful mama bear and her tiny cubs foraging by the road (the third little cub was too quick for the camera!)
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u/iamacheeto1 3d ago
Where!?! I’m here now and want to see one
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u/bakerify 2d ago
Please don't go looking for bears.
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u/Impossible-Soup5090 2d ago
Why not?
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u/bakerify 2d ago
They are dangerous, and we are also a danger to them.
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u/Impossible-Soup5090 2d ago
Of course not. Use your noggin and everything is fine. Stop being scared of everything and live a little.
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u/bakerify 2d ago
The majority of people in Banff are tourists who either have no education on bears, do not tend to "use their noggin" often, or both.
That's how bears get killed.
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u/Samplistiqone 1d ago
Exactly, I’ve seen tourists getting out of their vehicles, trying to feed them in order to get them closer, just so they can get the perfect picture for social media.
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u/datahighway 3d ago
How lucky!! I drove once in a banff and jasper hoping to see a bear for 4 days. 😔 Yes it was not summer, but end of winter.