Wildlife Spotted: Mama Bear Leads Four Cubs Through Georgia Backyard
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Wildlife Spotted: Mama Bear Leads Four Cubs Through Georgia Backyard

Living in the middle of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Jennie Ross is accustomed to the wildlife that surrounds her. Some of the most common include white-tailed deer, groundhogs, and black bears. But as much as Jennie may be used to these creatures roaming around her home, even she is in for a surprise every once in a while. Luckily, she caught one of these unexpected moments on camera. In Jennie’s video, we see a mama black bear and her baby bears following close behind. The first thing you may notice is just how close they’re getting to Jennie’s home. You may also notice how adorable they look taking the stone path that leads to her backyard. But what’s most stunning about this moment has to do with the number of cubs this mama bear has in tow… @jennieross31 Mama Bear and her 4 cubs #georgiamountains #bears #bearcubs ♬ Teddy Bears Picnic – Henry Hall “Quadruplets in THIS ECONOMY?!” someone humorously wrote in reply to Jennie’s video. Other commenters added, “You made such a nice bear path for them,” and “Rich because you’ve seen this with your own eyes! I’m also the first in my bloodline to see FOUR cubs.” Rare Footage Shows Four Baby Bears Following Mama Bear Through a Georgia Woman’s Backyard Taking care of four little ones is a lot for anyone to handle. But that’s not the only reason this large family is so noteworthy. In North America, the average black bear only has two cubs per litter. Sure, a mama bear will have only one sometimes. Even three cubs per litter has been known to happen. But four cubs!? That is especially uncommon. @jennieross31 Wait for me Mama! ?#northgeorgiamountains #bears #bearcub #mountain #bearneccesites ♬ The Jungle Book: The Bare Necessities – Geek Music Luckily for Jennie, this likely wasn’t the last time she spotted these adorable cubs. Soon after sharing that first video, she shared another featuring Mom and a single cub climbing a tall tree together. Well, the baby cub is following after her, anyway. It’s unclear if Mom actually wanted the baby to follow. See for yourself in the video above! Not all bear cubs are lucky enough to have this kind of care. Luckily, there are professionals who dedicate their time to rescuing orphaned bear cubs! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Wildlife Spotted: Mama Bear Leads Four Cubs Through Georgia Backyard appeared first on InspireMore.