Think of the cubs.
I think it was underage.
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FeralCatMan Long ads need comments sections, Fri 12 Aug 2022, 19:43,
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Yeah it was a cub itself, so unlikely to be a parent.
Even if it was, why should humans intervene? The plant grows naturally, the bees grow naturally, the bear grows naturally. Everything was going fine until some humans decided there was a problem because... Reasons?
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Fri 12 Aug 2022, 20:28,
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Calm down, the bear is going to be released into the wild
That honey is the product of human activity so it's not exactly a case of letting nature run its course. This is not unlike orphan elephants in Africa now being rescued due to drought. These days wildlife rarely exists in a pristine environment unaffected by human activities and sometimes it needs a helping hand
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Mudface The web isn't callipygian, Fri 12 Aug 2022, 20:54,
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That honey is the product of millions of years of co-evolution between plants and bees,
and seemed to be doing its job perfectly well without human intervention.
Do you happen to know which national park it was, and if it has a human-managed apiary? I've looked and cannot find.
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brb man-child cuck corporate supplicant fuck, Fri 12 Aug 2022, 21:44,
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www.hurriyetdailynews.com/bear-passes-out-from-mad-honey-176036
"Upon the notification of the beekeepers producing mad honey in the forest in Yığılca’s Karakaş village, who realized that there was an unconscious bear next to their hives and that the hives were broken into pieces, the teams from the Regional Directorate of Forestry came to the region."
And here's the bear being released to ukulele music twitter.com/VahitKirisci/status/1558170522676088835?s=20&t=7niUUoFVy6gIcOedLd9Osg
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Mudface The web isn't callipygian, Fri 12 Aug 2022, 22:52,
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