After eating the first crate of food, he came back for the next one.

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After eating the first crate of food, he came back for the next one.

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A big haul this time.

the bear grabbed some food, and ran away across the river.

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sibylle Hechtel

Jun 10, 2013

“After eating the first crate of food, he came back for the next one.”

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