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Himalayan Brown Bear Facts
Himalayan Brown Bear is found at Drass and Zanskar’s region of Ladakh an estimated 500-750 left in India. # @highlighttNFLLNat Geo Wild UKKIncredible IndiaaUK Wild BirdwatchhExotic LadakhhBBC NewssSwarovski Binoculars UserssMegh Roy ChoudhuryyMogens TrolleePhunchok TseringgOmar AlonsooNarendra ModiiLeo MessiiWildlife art of Szabolcs KókayyCristiano RonaldooInstagrammVirat KohliiThe FollowinggDhritiman MukherjeeeJerry SwifttNational GeographiccLadakh TourismmExotic Travel Leh LadakhhSnow MowgliiS
Himalayan Brown Bear is found at Drass and Zanskar’s region of Ladakh an estimated 500-750 left in India. # @highlighttNFLLNat Geo Wild UKKIncredible IndiaaUK Wild BirdwatchhExotic LadakhhBBC NewssSwarovski Binoculars UserssMegh Roy ChoudhuryyMogens TrolleePhunchok TseringgOmar AlonsooNarendra ModiiLeo MessiiWildlife art of Szabolcs KókayyCristiano RonaldooInstagrammVirat KohliiThe FollowinggDhritiman MukherjeeeJerry SwifttNational GeographiccLadakh TourismmExotic Travel Leh LadakhhSnow MowgliiS
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The Himalayan brown bear, a rare subspecies of the brown bear, inhabits the rugged mountains of Pakistan, India, Nepal, and Tibet. Unlike its darker-coated relatives, it has a paler brown fur and is specially adapted to survive in high-altitude environments. These bears live mostly solitary lives and have an omnivorous diet, feeding on grasses, roots, and small animals. Sadly, their numbers are dwindling, as habitat loss and poaching have pushed them to the brink of endangerment. Video credit go
The Himalayan brown bear, a rare subspecies of the brown bear, inhabits the rugged mountains of Pakistan, India, Nepal, and Tibet. Unlike its darker-coated relatives, it has a paler brown fur and is specially adapted to survive in high-altitude environments. These bears live mostly solitary lives and have an omnivorous diet, feeding on grasses, roots, and small animals. Sadly, their numbers are dwindling, as habitat loss and poaching have pushed them to the brink of endangerment. Video credit go
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Right near the LoC in Dras, Ladakh lies the gorgeous Mushkoh Valley which was a battlefield during the Kargil War against Pakistan . Now the peaceful valley is home to critically endangered Himalayan Brown Bears (amongst a few other places in Ladakh) that are in conflict with us humans as they reach the villages at night and eat their livestock . The situation is quite critical there and the villagers are tired of the havoc created by these bears every day . But organizations like Himalayan Brow
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Right near the LoC in Dras, Ladakh lies the gorgeous Mushkoh Valley which was a battlefield during the Kargil War against Pakistan . Now the peaceful valley is home to critically endangered Himalayan Brown Bears (amongst a few other places in Ladakh) that are in conflict with us humans as they reach the villages at night and eat their livestock . The situation is quite critical there and the villagers are tired of the havoc created by these bears every day . But organizations like Himalayan Brow
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5.4K views · 150 reactions | The Deosai National Park Gilgit Baltistan was established in 1993 to protect the survival of the Himalayan brown bear and its habitat. Having long been a prize kill for poachers and hunters, the bear now has a hope for survival in Deosai where its number has increased from only 19 in 1993 to 40 in 2005. | GB Mountain Journeys | Facebook
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5.4K views · 150 reactions | The Deosai National Park Gilgit Baltistan was established in 1993 to protect the survival of the Himalayan brown bear and its habitat. Having long been a prize kill for poachers and hunters, the bear now has a hope for survival in Deosai where its number has increased from only 19 in 1993 to 40 in 2005. | GB Mountain Journeys | Facebook
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