案例简介：照片由 @ carltonward/查看这只佛罗里达大黑熊，它最近参观了我们在大柏树国家保护区附近的 @ PathofthePanther相机站点之一。当他在松树上挠背时，他正站在近7英尺高 (超过2 m)。我肯定感觉很好，但它还有另一个目的。在夏季，佛罗里达黑熊正在移动，标记它们的领土并寻找伴侣。松树充当标记柱，熊在这里留下咬痕，爪痕和气味，以与该地区的其他熊交流。别担心，他皮毛上的棕色小点不是蜱，而是侵入性凯撒杂草的种子头，这几乎同样令人讨厌。当熊的好奇心驱使他们撞倒我们为黑豹设置的所有相机时，熊经常会挫败我们的团队。但我也喜欢熊，并感谢它们为拯救佛罗里达野生动物走廊提供的希望和灵感。要了解更多，请关注我 @ CarltonWard和 @ PathofthePanther。黑豹项目的路径得到了国家地理学会的支持，以激发对佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护。@ insidenatgeo @ fl_wildcorridor

案例简介：Photo by @carltonward / Check out this big Florida black bear that recently visited one of our @PathofthePanther camera sites near Big Cypress National Preserve. He’s standing nearly seven feet tall (over 2 m) as he scratches his back on a pine tree. I’m sure it feels good, but it has another purpose. During the summer months, Florida black bears are on the move, marking their territories and looking for mates. Pine trees serve as marking posts, where bears leave bite marks, claw marks, and scent to communicate with other bears in the area. Don’t worry, the little brown dots on his fur are not ticks but seed heads from invasive Caesar weed, which can be nearly as annoying. Bears often frustrate our team when their curiosity drives them to knock over all the cameras we have set for panthers. But I also love bears and am thankful for the hope and inspiration they provide for saving the Florida Wildlife Corridor. To learn more, please follow me @CarltonWard and @PathofthePanther. The Path of the Panther project is supported by the National Geographic Society to inspire protection of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. @insidenatgeo @fl_wildcorridor

国家地理 - Photo by @carltonward / Check out this big Florida black bear that recently visited one of our @PathofthePanther camera s

案例简介：照片由 @ carltonward/查看这只佛罗里达大黑熊，它最近参观了我们在大柏树国家保护区附近的 @ PathofthePanther相机站点之一。当他在松树上挠背时，他正站在近7英尺高 (超过2 m)。我肯定感觉很好，但它还有另一个目的。在夏季，佛罗里达黑熊正在移动，标记它们的领土并寻找伴侣。松树充当标记柱，熊在这里留下咬痕，爪痕和气味，以与该地区的其他熊交流。别担心，他皮毛上的棕色小点不是蜱，而是侵入性凯撒杂草的种子头，这几乎同样令人讨厌。当熊的好奇心驱使他们撞倒我们为黑豹设置的所有相机时，熊经常会挫败我们的团队。但我也喜欢熊，并感谢它们为拯救佛罗里达野生动物走廊提供的希望和灵感。要了解更多，请关注我 @ CarltonWard和 @ PathofthePanther。黑豹项目的路径得到了国家地理学会的支持，以激发对佛罗里达野生动物走廊的保护。@ insidenatgeo @ fl_wildcorridor

国家地理 - Photo by @carltonward / Check out this big Florida black bear that recently visited one of our @PathofthePanther camera s

案例简介：Photo by @carltonward / Check out this big Florida black bear that recently visited one of our @PathofthePanther camera sites near Big Cypress National Preserve. He’s standing nearly seven feet tall (over 2 m) as he scratches his back on a pine tree. I’m sure it feels good, but it has another purpose. During the summer months, Florida black bears are on the move, marking their territories and looking for mates. Pine trees serve as marking posts, where bears leave bite marks, claw marks, and scent to communicate with other bears in the area. Don’t worry, the little brown dots on his fur are not ticks but seed heads from invasive Caesar weed, which can be nearly as annoying. Bears often frustrate our team when their curiosity drives them to knock over all the cameras we have set for panthers. But I also love bears and am thankful for the hope and inspiration they provide for saving the Florida Wildlife Corridor. To learn more, please follow me @CarltonWard and @PathofthePanther. The Path of the Panther project is supported by the National Geographic Society to inspire protection of the Florida Wildlife Corridor. @insidenatgeo @fl_wildcorridor

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国家地理 - Photo by @carltonward / Check out this big Florida black bear that recently visited one of our @PathofthePanther camera s

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