A video of a polar bear gently patting a dog’s head, taken in Churchill, northern Manitoba, Canada, has gone viral around the world as a heartwarming scene of two different species coming into contact.
This video was shot by Brian Radun himself on property owned by him, and there is actually a bit of a stir surrounding this video.
Last week, a dog was attacked and killed by a polar bear on this property.
Here is the video that was shared around the world. A polar bear can be seen patting the body of a dog tethered to Brian Ladoun’s property. At first glance, it looks like a big, kind-hearted polar bear is petting a dog.
Ladoun CBC told there are nine polar bears on the property where the dogs are leashed. One of them killed and ate the dog.
“It just so happened that I didn’t feed the bear that day. I’ve never seen anything like this before.” If the polar bear had behaved strangely, the dog would have barked, and the dog would have been put in a safe place. .
According to Manitoba’s Endangered Species Act, “No person shall kill, injure, possess, or disturb the life of any endangered, endangered, or reintroduced species.” , and should not be interfered with.
If someone is feeding an endangered species like a polar bear, failure to stop them will result in further use of force. Conservation of polar bears is a top priority, but interfering with their natural behavior is unacceptable.
The polar bear that attacked the dog was hungry