Wildlife filmmaker Andreas Kieling attacked by bear
Wildlife filmmaker Andreas Kieling was attacked and injured by a bear during a shoot. He published a photo showing himself covered in blood after the attack.
Bear attacks wildlife filmmaker
German wildlife and nature filmmaker Andreas Kieling was attacked and injured by a bear while filming in the High Carpathians. He sustained injuries to his head, back, and hand. "The bear is fine, it simply followed its instincts!" he writes on Facebook.
30 years as a documentary filmmaker
Kieling has been working as a documentary filmmaker for over 30 years. Earlier this year he was bitten by a black mamba in Namibia. More on the topic of Wildlife and Species conservation.
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