Bear takes 400 selfies with wildlife camera
A black bear found a wildlife camera particularly interesting and had itself photographed by it over 400 times.
400 out of 580 photos of the bear
A motion-activated camera near Boulder in the USA provided a surprise for the officers monitoring the activities of wildlife .
When a curious bear near Boulder in the US state of Colorado encountered a motion-activated wildlife camera, it triggered hundreds of “selfies” according to authorities.
Of 580 images, around 400 were of a bear, reported NBC News.
“In this case, a bear was particularly interested in one of our wildlife cameras and took the opportunity to take hundreds of selfies,” said Phillip Yates. “These images made us laugh.” More on the topic Wildlife.
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