All mothers teach their children many skills to give them a foothold in the world, and the animal world is no exception. In the Martinselkonen Nature Reserve on the border between Finland and Russia, Lithuanian photographers captured a warm picture of a mother of brown bear patiently teaching three baby bears to climb trees.
A mother brown bear patiently teaches three baby bears to climb trees
After the mother bear herself finished the demonstration, a brave bear took the lead and went straight to the top of the tree, but its brother was shyly playing next to his mother and refused to move forward.
After the mother bear taught the children how to climb the tree safely, several cubs quickly understood the spirit and climbed the tree one by one, they were all cute and cute, and the mother bear has been supervising the bears under the tree to protect their safety. In general, brown bears weighing 250 kg to 350 kg can climb 2 meters high, while bear cubs can generally climb more than half a meter tall.
It is reported that on the same night that the two photographers took pictures, a very aggressive male brown bear attacked, frightening the mother bear and the three cubs, fortunately the bear has learned to climb the tree, only to survive the death. In general, bear cubs climb to the top of the tree when they see a strange bear approaching, and the female bear is forced to climb the tree when she encounters a provocative male.
Yes, the bear has learned to climb trees
The little bear climbed to the top of the tree unconsciously, looking very scared