So this guy found two grizzly cubs with their dead mother

[TinyCappo]

No words needed....other than 1 died.

Edited by TinyCappo on Friday 9th November 18:56

[Pints]

Fantastic.

[Cock Womble 7]

What happened to the other one?

[bimsb6]

Cock Womble 7 said:

What happened to the other one?

He has a new hat and coat .

[clarkmagpie]

Amazing, thanks for sharing

[TinyCappo]

didnt say other than one died.

[GALLARDOGUY]

I like his wife.

[GALLARDOGUY]

Any more info about the whole thing?

[PeanutHead]

Amazing how one will trust animal that they have grown up with, when they say " it's alright, it won't bite " would you still believe them?
I bet having a BBQ is a pain making them wait though.

[Ayahuasca]

I wonder how long before the bear eats one of the humans? Being nice and friendly doesn't usually trump thousands of years of evolution.

[TheTurbonator]

Ayahuasca said:

I wonder how long before the bear eats one of the humans? Being nice and friendly doesn't usually trump thousands of years of evolution.

This.

[rumple]

GALLARDOGUY said:

I like his wife.

Needs to be stuffed an mounted, the wife I mean.

[Grey Ghost]

There have been several programs featuring this guy and the bear on National Geographic over the past few years. I had no idea how he came to be with the bear before so great to see the story

[TinyCappo]

admit it how many of you were hoping the last photo was of him being mauled by the bear?

[Jasandjules]

PeanutHead said:

Amazing how one will trust animal that they have grown up with, when they say " it's alright, it won't bite " would you still believe them?
I bet having a BBQ is a pain making them wait though.

Well many of us have dogs capable of doing an awful lot of damage. I hope this goes well for him, it's fantastic to see.

[Simpo Two]

TinyCappo said:

admit it how many of you were hoping the last photo was of him being mauled by the bear?

Not hoping, but I was half expecting it TBH!

[Vieste]

Cool.

[The Moose]

Bloody awesome. Big from me here!

The one round the party table does look a tad 'shopped though.

[DHE]

Fantastic, similar story with Hercules & Andy Robin, except he bought Hercules from a zoo.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hercules_%28bear%29

[Munter]

Ayahuasca said:

I wonder how long before the bear eats one of the humans? Being nice and friendly doesn't usually trump thousands of years of evolution.

I heard a theory that it'd take about ~140 years to create a domesticated animal through selective breeding.

So I agree with you. Attempting to cut that down to 0 years is a bit of a push.