Sly Bear Steals From Woodpecker's Acorn Stash

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There are many reasons Big Bend is good for bears and this is one of them. A clever bear stumbled upon a woodpecker's large stash of acorns, which he continued to take from for days. Much to the disgust of the acorn woodpecker.
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[@mirazizova_madinabonu]

This bear looks so skinny. I hope he is doing alright now ❤

[@Seawhite-6027]

when I need to forget my life I come here to the nature. It's the best

[@beautyforashes2022]

They are such good climbers. It amazes me how they basically run, jump up a tree. Those sharp claws are what it's all about. And poor woodpecker, it's too bad he lost his stash. Hopefully he has a backup stash somewhere...

[@EricSundquistKC]

I need to find the full video. The music and this guy's voice are the perfect combo to fall asleep to at the end of the day.

[@davidcarbone3385]

Pretty amazing video....this bear almost seems the size of a very large dog..sad..hopefully he got the food he needs and the woodpecker found another well stocked tree.

[@RartClouds]

Everyone gangsta until the woodpecker starts chopping down the tree while the bear is still up there.

[@phasm42]

Feel bad for that woodpecker. Drilling all those holes and stashing food in them that you need, that's a lot of work. But also feel bad for that starving bear, so desperate to eat it's climbing a tree to gnaw on wood to get to nuts buried inside.

[@AliveAssassin]

YT's Logic: No View, 18 Likes, 1 Dislike. Me: Again... Seriously KZbin? You Drunk?

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[@drugbuddy665]

this is why you don't waste your money on "smell proof" food bags when you go camping or backpacking... If they can sniff out an acorn stash 50 feet in a tree, they definitely know where your beef jerky is!!

[@SamSam-ir7ux]

Malnutrition can make a animal look completely different.

[@nicholasemjohnson47]

I feel bad for the woodpeckers, but I know that the bear has to survive too. The woodpeckers can always collect more acorns later, and since it's not winter, they can still eat insects and pollen.

[@TheCandiceWang]

I do believe they can collect more acorns, but I'm not sure these kinds eat nectar (pollen)

[@hassank8472]

This Ninja bear has a parachute for making his landing from up there... lol

[@sonicbaseballzoodreams]

Is that Thomas haden Chrurch's voice?

[@dekuuchiha9990]

I've such a fear of heights that my palms sweat just watching videos like this

[@WondersofHimalayas]

Amazing work 👌

[@freshboy3968]

Are stored acorns really that much better than anything that the ground has to offer?

[@praddzzz]

He’s going all in 🎰

[@shainamichalski]

He really is so skinny. 🥺

[@falahabas5374]

thanks

[@MrOldPal]

Cool bear

[@k-kay6295]

Just watched this video. Did the Bear survive ?????? Hopefully since you recorded this you made sure that he survived !!! Please respond. I would truly like to know.

[@MB-ng9ci]

Lol damn bear

[@animalswithtomek4188]

If you do not know who to pity more...

[@skippymagrue]

That voice is so familiar and I can't think of find who it is. Who's the narrator?

[@pam1522]

Thomas Haden Church

[@AngelusBrady]

@@pam1522 Really? Thought it was Brad Garrett

[@TheCandiceWang]

He's a terrible voice and even voiceover for narration. Def not brad Garrett, his voice grovellly. Does sound like THChurch. At first I thought possibly, Clancy Brown.

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Ati Sundar

[@obedtari8390]

I feel sorry for him

[@diegoivan685]

Music tells you who PBS is biased towards, jaja

[@mmps18]

Poor bird! But also bear's gotta eat.

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Me Lowell. Me commentate outside movie.

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[@LisaXdontFollowNobody]

wow thats weak....shame on u bear...lol

[@mirsad96]

Would you rather the bear died of starvation?

[@LisaXdontFollowNobody]

@@mirsad96 would u rather the woodpecker die of starvation?....stupid question

[@skippymagrue]

Nature is all about opportunities.

[@nicholasemjohnson47]

@@LisaXdontFollowNobody It's nature. I don't want either animal to die, but unfortunately, some animals must compete for survival.

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