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AKwannabe

(6,429 posts) Mon Dec 16, 2024, 01:24 AM Dec 16

Da Meese and Da Bears! Yukon wildlife cam

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Da Meese and Da Bears! Yukon wildlife cam (Original Post) AKwannabe Dec 16 OP

at 2:30 Skittles Dec 16 #1

Wish it also labeled which animal was shown sakabatou Dec 16 #2

Wonderful video. It's amazing they're all on the same path. Fla Dem Dec 16 #3

Yes, there are migratory paths that animals take AKwannabe Dec 17 #4

I can imagine that was pretty awesome! Thanks, Fla Dem Dec 17 #6

A link AKwannabe Dec 17 #5

Simply wonderful! North Shore Chicago Dec 17 #7

Wow, those brown bear are HUGE! Ziggysmom Dec 17 #8

Cool beans, thank you! quaint Dec 17 #9

Skittles

(160,371 posts)

1. at 2:30

Reply to AKwannabe (Original post)

Mon Dec 16, 2024, 01:52 AM

Dec 16

the bear getting his back scritch on

sakabatou

(43,272 posts)

2. Wish it also labeled which animal was shown

Reply to AKwannabe (Original post)

Mon Dec 16, 2024, 02:35 AM

Dec 16

Fla Dem

(25,870 posts)

3. Wonderful video. It's amazing they're all on the same path.

Reply to AKwannabe (Original post)

Mon Dec 16, 2024, 09:31 AM

Dec 16

Is that normal that different species travel the same routes, it's like I95. A major highway.

AKwannabe

(6,429 posts)

4. Yes, there are migratory paths that animals take

Reply to Fla Dem (Reply #3)

Tue Dec 17, 2024, 01:58 PM

Dec 17

Here in WA state there are two wildlife bridges over I-90 for that specific purpose.

Also, I lived in the Bitterroot valley of MT for a couple years. Every year the Elk took a certain route that ran parallel to HWY 93 near Lolo. Amazing to see a 400+- head herd of those big animals while traveling to and from home.