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Spectacle bears live almost exclusively in remote regions of the andes. when humans hack their fields further into the mountains especially near peru's manu national park they often find traces left by the animals. coasts of schenk and oksana from the frankfurt zoological society are inspecting a field the farmer says a bear eight eighty years of corn in a single night. it's a real pain to our bears eating my corn. especially when they come back for more. they called off. is used to this problem but in the course of his life the raids by the animals have become less frequent. or used to have m...

But very few people have actually seen one in the wild. spectacle bears live almost exclusively in remote regions of the andes. when humans hack their fields further into the mountains especially near peru's manu national park they often find traces left by the animals. coasts of schenk and oksana from the frankfurt zoological society are inspecting a field the farmer says a bare eight eighty years of corn in a single night. it's a real pain to have bears eating my corn. especially when they come back for more. victims. is used to this problem but in the course of his life the raids by the ani...

Spectacled bears habits. primarily because it's so hard to track them down in the rough mountainous terrain of. the total population of this species has been estimated to be at most ten thousand adult animals but the figures are uncertain. at the. roxana has would like to have more precise numbers for her study area the spectacle bears tend to settle in the cloud forest at medium elevations so she set up a scent in front of the camera trap. this. from her. even researchers like her rarely get to see the bears face to face. i have. tries face encounters in four years of work here. that makes th...

Spectacle bears live almost exclusively in remote regions of the andes. when humans hack their fields further into the mountains especially near peru's manu national park they often find traces left by the animals. because of shank and oksana from the frankfurt zoological society are inspecting a field the farmer says a bare eight eighty years of corn in a single night. it's a real pain to have bears eating my corn. especially when they come back for more. they closed off early august is used to this problem but in the course of his life the raids by the animals have become less frequent. or u...