An amazing sight to see Video shows bear swimming with 2 cubs on its back in Mass. reservoir

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A fisherman recorded a striking video of a mother bear swimming with her two cubs across Quabbin Reservoir on June 25. The footage, shared on Facebook, showcases the natural behavior of black bears, who often swim to cool off during hot summer months. The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife emphasized that seeing a bear with cubs in the wild is a unique experience. Officials reminded residents to maintain a safe distance from bears and to secure potential food sources to prevent unwanted encounters. Black bears are prevalent in western and central Massachusetts, with their range expanding in recent years.

Wildlife experts stressed that bears have excellent memories and can return to food sources years later. The state advises residents to take measures such as removing bird feeders and securing trash cans. Proper precautions can help ensure the safety of both humans and bears in the area.

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