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A Bear as your pet?.

DigglerII

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[h=1]Walkies with the grizzlies: Russian men terrify neighbours by taking giant brown bears for a stroll[/h]
  • Men appear to be casually taking animals out for morning stroll
  • Residents along snow covered road stop and stare in disbelief
  • The images were captured by a shocked passer-by on his way to work

Residents in a Russia were given the shock of their lives when they stumbled across their neighbours walking two huge brown bears.
The men, who were controlling the creatures with a lead, appear to be casually taking the animals out for a morning stroll in the snow covered road.
The images were captured by a shocked passer-by on his way to work.

Wild bears usually hibernate in the winter as soon as there is snowfall.

But for almost two months now, Russia has been experiencing unseasonably warm weather.
Bears are seen as a symbol of strength in Russia. Although they are common in the wild, they usually only wander into built up areas such as towns and cities by chance.
It is believed that these two bears were being kept as pets.


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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ighbours-taking-giant-brown-bears-stroll.html
 
Yes! I would if I could, and I know people who have and do so for various reasons. :biggrin2:

Actually - let me modify my statement. I would not keep bears as pets, but I would gladly peacefully co-exist with them in their natural habitat or a wildlife preserve.
 
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