An unsettling video shows a group of people carelessly ripping bear cubs out of a tree to snap some selfies in North Carolina. The group of about six people was caught on video Tuesday pulling ...
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A now-viral video taken earlier this week shows a group of people outside an North Carolina apartment complex yanking two black bear cubs out of a tree to take selfies with them. The video shows a ...
An incident in which a group of irresponsible people pulled black bear cubs out of the trees to take selfies is under investigation, according to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission.
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Disturbing footage has emerged out of North Carolina showing a group of people hauling a tiny bear cub out of a tree before posing for selfies with it. The story comes just a week after we ...
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A disturbing scene was caught on camera in Buncombe County, North Carolina, where a group of people were pulling bear cubs out of a tree, all for a few selfies. CNN affiliate WLOS reports.
After no charges were filed for people videotaped grabbing a bear cub from a tree, petitions and public outrage abound. Will ...
ASHEVILLE — The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is investigating after a group of people were caught on video pulling two bear cubs from a tree to take a selfie at Berrington ...
A group of people were caught on video in Asheville pulling bear cubs out of a tree -- all to take a few selfies. In the video, the group is seen pulling the cubs from a tree then holding one of ...
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