Why is it so difficult to hunt bears?
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According to PBS, bears are known to have an incredibly detailed understanding of their surroundings. This gives them a helpful map of potential food sources and helps them plan their escape when they know human hunters are around. Grizzly bears, in particular, are known to cover their tracks and hide behind trees and rocks during hunting season.
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Mert Alper Dervis/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images
Why is it so difficult to hunt bears?
- They’re too busy hibernating to give hunters a chance
- They act cute when hunters show up so they feel guilty
- They can sense hunters coming and cover their tracks
- They’re too vicious and powerful
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