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bears... are cute? ๐คจ
Also, I'm pretty sure my cat cannot eat me.
I always remind my cat "btw, I'm bigger than you, you can't eat me you know" just in case she gets hungry.
That's cute and all, but it's a far different thing to see one up close and personal, and trailing a couple of cubs. Like I did last week.
Scary! But a baby bear is cute. Because of mammal instincts to take care of baby
From behind a lens? Adorable and majestic, frankly!
My 170lbs dog could eat me if he decided to. He would get less cuddles then so he has high incentive not to
Oh my God I once saw a black bear get stressed out after wandering into the neighborhood. Truly had no idea what to do about all the people other than climb and try to hide in a tree that it then got stuck in.
Eventually it was tranqued and they caught it fireman style with a tarp held underneath it as it slipped out of the tree.
I'd probably have a less cute story if it was a Polar, Grizzly or Kodiak bear though.
Lions and Tigers are cats.