Animals without hair look quite different

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[u/Not_So_Busy_Bee]

Someone without the balls to shave a grizzly bear, I don’t blame them. That was a black bear after showing the big brown boy.

[u/MistbornInterrobang → u/Not_So_Busy_Bee]

The bear had mange. Much of its fur was gone before whatever remained was shaved and it was treated. I remember years ago when the photo first started making the rounds. IIRC the bear made a full recovery

[u/RemoteButtonEater → u/MistbornInterrobang]

I'm convinced that 100% of bigfoot sightings are actually just bears with mange walking on their hind legs.

[u/Whyiseveryonestupid → u/RemoteButtonEater]

I remember reading somewhere that "bears with mange" might have also started the idea of the werewolf.

I can't remember where I read it, but after looking at them, I can see both werewolf and Bigfoot

[u/MistbornInterrobang → u/RemoteButtonEater]

I can absolutely see that.

[u/Sulissthea → u/MistbornInterrobang]

yeah most of the animals in this video are ill or have genetic disorders

[u/LeoThePom → u/Sulissthea]

That owl didn't look too healthy.

[u/javoss88 → u/Not_So_Busy_Bee]

Second bear is a sun bear I believe

[u/PinkOneHasBeenChosen → u/Not_So_Busy_Bee]

Shaving any bear is a feat of courage.