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Fisherman saves a bear cub: the next day the mother bear comes to him with a gift

A Fisherman’s Extraordinary Encounter with a Bear Cub

In the early summer morning of 1984, a fisherman’s routine day took an unexpected turn when he spotted a bear cub struggling in the river’s currents. Without a moment’s hesitation, he waded into the rushing waters and rescued the stranded cub.

The Unexpected Return

The fisherman assumed his role as a lifesaver was fulfilled, but destiny had other plans. The very next day, a full-grown bear made its way to him. The fisherman vividly remembers the bear’s bite that day—it was surprisingly gentle. It became apparent that the bear cub, just over a month old, had ventured upstream to try its luck with fishing and ended up in a predicament it couldn’t handle.

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A Grateful Gesture

Upon reaching the solid riverbank, the bear cub swiftly disappeared into the underbrush, leaving the fisherman both surprised and slightly bewildered.
The following morning, the fisherman returned to the same spot. After a few hours, an inexplicable sensation of being watched overcame him. Turning around, he discovered a massive bear standing just a few paces away. The fisherman remained uncertain about how to react when, to his amazement, he noticed a substantial pile of freshly caught fish at the bear’s feet.

The bear, after a moment’s pause, shook her head, and with a sense of gratitude evident in her actions, she left the treasure behind—a silent “thank you” for the kindness shown to her cub.

This encounter with a bear reminds us that wild animals may possess a level of intelligence and gratitude that we often underestimate. In this extraordinary tale, a simple act of
kindness brought about a remarkable display of appreciation from a grateful bear.

In the footage, thought to have been taken last month, the wild animals had lost their mother crossing the lake after she overestimated their swimming abilities.

Fishermen rescue two wild brown bear cubs from drowning

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