C'est pas adorable, ça? C'est une petite ourse de Taiwan, avec un grand V.
Mais en fait, c'est plutôt triste car cette petite ourse a été séparée de sa mère en Juillet, à quelques mois et seulement 6kg (plus petite que nos chattes!) dans un parc forestier. Maman Ourse n'est pas retournée chercher sa petite vraisemblablement à cause des très nombreux touristes qui ne pensaient qu'à prendre des photos...
Bref, heureusement et pour une fois, on fait un gros effort ici pour la soigner et la retourner à la vie sauvage vers 1-2 ans. Après tout, il n'en reste plus que 500 ici.
Les animaux sauvages doivent rester sauvages loin des hommes, même si on est toujours super contents de les voir un bref instant lors de nos randos!
Isn't that cute? It is a little Taiwan bear, with their V sign.
But actually, her story is quite sad as this little bear has been separated from her mother in a forestry park in July, at only a few months-old and only 6kg (lighter than our cats!) Mama Bear probably did not come back for her because of the many tourists only busy to take pictures of the little bear...
Fortunately, and for once, Taiwan is making a big effort to foster her and train her back to the wild when she is 1-2 years old. After all, there are only 500 bears left here.
Wild animals should stay wild, away from humans, even though we are always super happy to get a glimpse of them during our hikes!
But actually, her story is quite sad as this little bear has been separated from her mother in a forestry park in July, at only a few months-old and only 6kg (lighter than our cats!) Mama Bear probably did not come back for her because of the many tourists only busy to take pictures of the little bear...
Fortunately, and for once, Taiwan is making a big effort to foster her and train her back to the wild when she is 1-2 years old. After all, there are only 500 bears left here.
Wild animals should stay wild, away from humans, even though we are always super happy to get a glimpse of them during our hikes!
Petite Ourse perdue en Juillet |