Big Grizzly Cubs as Newborns and Leaving Mum Today
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- A Rare occurrence.. Grizzly Bear Cubs from Newborns(sorry for the shake) to Sub-Adults. It's very rare for Grizzly Bear Cubs to make it this far, and especially 3 Siblings together. They just left their Mother a short time ago and are finding their space together. Here the Grown Cubs become separated, but never venture far as we witness them reunite late the next evening. Their exceptional noses prove to be their most powerful tool in keeping together. As a Unit, these Grizzly Bear Cubs stand a much better chance of survival. More on Grizzly Bears..
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Such beautiful and healthy cubs! Mom did a great job! Safety in numbers works for these newly-independent sub-adults. At least till they finally go their separate ways. Life goes on!
Thanks for the long-term videos on this bear family. Nice to see the cubs made it this far. Wish them the best of luck!
Such a Beautiful Momma Bear at the beginning, 🥰🐻🥰....& when they were Cubs, so darn cute!!.. 🐻🥰🐻🥰🐻... Momma Bear did a great job taking care, & protecting her Cubs..💛...she also taught them, how to use that nose... Great footage, thanks for sharing!! 🙂
Yes, this Grizzly Bear Mum definitely did a great job! These Cubs are at an age where they will naturally get into a bit of trouble from time to time as they figure things out, but they are showing great temperaments and spirits so far. If/when the Cubs separate, it will make things much more complicated! Thank You MP!
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Wish nothing but the best for this Momma Grizzly 🐻...& her Cubs, wherever they may wander!!!...🥰
again, great footage!! 🙂
can you imagine experiencing they're powerful sense of smell?
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For the almost grownup bears, it will not be easy to leave their mama bear
Yes, indeed.. many years of knowledge to pick up as fast as they can. Thank you for your continued support!
A stressful time for the cubs.
Bellos, ojalá hoy día, estén bién, sanos y disfrutando !!💗
Thank you for sharing!!
This video is amazing. You can see and feel their emotions. Always a worry for these young bears. Hope they wintered well. Thanks again for the work you do. Heather yeah again, one of the best videos I've have ever seen thanks to this incredible video
Yes, you sure can feel their emotions. They did winter well and it is amazing that all 3 are thriving. It is quite rare for this type of success to happen.
We have a lot of Big Grizzly cubs now out on their own this year, which will be a challenge for them. Thank You!
@@WildlifeOnVideo let's hope they can find the home range and territory that deserve.
I have another question about the big young bears out there this spring. What kind of situations do these bears need to avoid so they make it back to the den later this year. From Heather
The adolescents might be smelling the smoke in the air. West of the Mississippi River north & south are a lot of fires. They have the look like “I’m not to sure about this”. It’s great you could keep track of them. Thank you 👍👍
It was definitely each other at these specific times. The smoke moved in a bit later. Thank you so much for your continued support Sue!
There are many parents who would love to see this happen with their older children, life's tough, might as well jump right in.
So beautiful 😢❤❤
Ohh, sad, well.., at least they have eachother. This is life guys, time to be on your own. Someday maybe you can visit mama🤗
Beautiful animals
What a beautiful video of nature taking its course
Thank you RQS!
I want the cubs to stay with mom, keeping families together is important!!!
Nature does not work that way. The cubs have to leave so that they can have their own cubs someday. Can you imagine if bears stayed together generation after generation and none of them left? You'd have huge sleuths of bears roaming the area that would be a massive danger to people and other wildlife, and it just would not make sense.
@@eksemos I know what you are saying is true Lee, but, I'm just sentimental I guess.
The larger the animal, the more solitary they tend to be. That's because they require the resources of a larger area to support the food they eat. Pack animals, like birds, wolves, monkeys, and even humans, are much smaller, and eat much less than solitary bears, tigers, and moose.
Good mama. Successfully raised 3 cubs! It is an apprehensive time of their life being a subadult. How is it like when mom chases cubs? I heard it can be painful to watch.
As expected, very confusing for the cub/cubs. Often there are several small instances that create distance slowly when cubs are this age. There was a lot of wandering in this case and eventually the distance just turned into separation. Of course when a Boar is the cause of the separation during mating season it is much more dramatic.
There's a TH-cam video called Bear Attack at Denali...it's not a "bear attack", it's a sow forcefully/almost violently emancipating her cub. It's difficult to watch.
@@bethlynadams9559 i’ve seen that one. Thats tough.
What a wonderful video! 💕 thank-you for loving them!!!
Thank you for your kindness and support Jan!
The one bear in the first picture on the left, his eyes look so sad. His eyes say "mama, where are you?" So sad
Amazing
Ух! Какая мощь!
hello, you did a great job, congratulations
The thing to know is the moment when the mother abandons her cubs for the first time.. how is that..? I guess the puppies don't understand first and they don't go..? what is mom doing at that moment? Is the mother angry with the puppies?
I have seen this behavior in my cats.. The mother gets angry with the kittens and does not allow them to approach..!
thanks again and again... nice.. 🤲
Often there are several small instances that create distance slowly when cubs are this age. What you mention is very similar in a lot of cases. There was a lot of wandering in this case and eventually the distance just turned into separation. A Grizzly Mum can/will "run off" her cub(s) at times as well. All we have witnessed so far is the gradual separation and/or a Boar on the scene with the cubs going their own way immediately. Thank you for your support Mrgurin!
This is really nice. Mama bear did great! Do they feel sad if they seperate from their mother? I really would like to know. Thanks for sharing!
Some times they stay close to Mum and show anxiety at this stage, yes. Other times, they just wander off, but still occupy the same territory.. some times for Years. Often this is why we might see Grizzly Bears come near each other as grown adults and get along rather than fight over territory. It can seem strange for a Huge Boar to come across a carcass and move off when a much smaller female(even with cubs) approaches.. often because it was His Mum. Thank You!
@@WildlifeOnVideo thank you.
Unfortunately bears are solitary animals and they break apart once the cubs are in sub-adult stage and momma bear moves on to start new litter of cubs by mating with another male bear.
How long do siblings stay together
For Grizzlies, they often separate in their 3rd year. We have seen these sibling together into their 4th year. Thank you Michael!
Well I am really curious
2-3years later mama bear and grownup offsprings can recognize each other?
Often times we will see big bears meet and tolerate each other, even if they both have cubs.. or a Big Boar gives respect to a smaller mum with cubs on a carcass, etc. They will remember each other for quite some time. Thank you!
@@WildlifeOnVideo thank you for your sincere answers all the time💕
Thank you 🙏
Do the siblings stay with other for a time?
Yes, they often do. A Grizzly Family beak-up often happens in June's mating season, so the cubs will usually stay together that season. After a successful hibernation, we usually see them on their own. Thank you Troy!
i love bear.
I hope they don't meet the hunters