Bear Takes 400 Selfies on Wildlife Camera in Boulder, Colorado
Bear Becomes Accidental Instagram Influencer in Colorado
Park rangers in Boulder, Colorado got more than they bargained for when checking footage from their wildlife cameras recently. The cameras, set up to track animal habits in the area, captured an unexpected photo shoot from a local bear with apparent modeling aspirations.
The Selfie King of Boulder
Out of 580 total pictures collected from the camera, a whopping 400 of them featured the same bear posing for what can only be described as selfies. This furry photographer seems to have discovered the camera and decided it was the perfect opportunity to showcase its good side—or rather, all its good sides.
A Natural in Front of the Camera
The bear proved it knows how to work the lens, showing off various poses and angles that would make professional models jealous. The impromptu photo session captured the bear looking nothing short of photogenic from every direction.
Wildlife Cameras Serving Their Purpose... and Then Some
Wildlife cameras are typically installed by park rangers to observe animal behaviors and movements throughout protected areas. These motion-activated devices help conservation efforts by providing valuable data about wildlife habits without human interference.
In this case, however, the camera served a dual purpose—scientific observation and apparently satisfying one bear's creative expression.
A Modeling Career in the Making?
The bear's natural talent for posing suggests it might have a future in the spotlight. With 400 portfolio-ready shots, this bear is clearly ready for its big break in the modeling world.
Park officials were charmed by the discovery, which offers a lighthearted glimpse into wildlife behavior when humans aren't around. The images not only provided a good laugh but also confirmed the cameras are working perfectly to capture wildlife activity.
So the next time you're feeling down, remember there's a bear in Colorado that might just be practicing its smize for its next close-up.