White Mother Bear Fights Against Bigger Male For Territory | Natura World: Ghost Bear | BBC Earth

White Mother Bear Fights Against Bigger Male For Territory | Natura World: Ghost Bear | BBC Earth
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A mother bear finds a new spot to catch fish, another black bear arrives to steal her territory. Will the mother bear survive?
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Natural World: Ghost Bear
In the vast wilderness of Canada’s west coast lie forests that are home to North American black bears that through a quirk of genetics are born pure white and known as ghost bears. Canadian film-maker Jeff Turner and his own family spend a year following a she-bear and its cubs as they coped with the constant threat of hunger and potential predators all around.

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  1. I love how they are like, "then the male bear decided to leave because of the confrontation", as they cut and edit it right at the part where he was leaving, he probably stayed there for a good while and left on his own before they edited it.

  2. At First:
    Female: Gib. Gib fish
    Male: Oh. Okay. Here you go.

    Eats fish

    Female: Gib more fish
    Male: You can just get another
    Female: BITCH! I WANT MORE FISH! DON'T YOU DARE TELL ME TO GET ANOTHER ONE! I might just do so anyway.

    Eats more fish
    Male: Walks away. Looks back. Bitch. I'm calling Cub Services tommorow.

  3. Typical woman (bear). She sees what male can do and entitles herself to copy him, demands he leave his spot because she is oppressed and deserves it more.

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