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Would you believe this creepy creature footage is real?

August 8, 2014 by Andrew 1 Comment

You might be mistaken for thinking some sort of monster man or yeti was visiting this apparently safe neighbourhood. The creature that’s left the shadows of the nearby wood is actually a bear.

The bear, perhaps to keep watch out for people, lopes through the road of Jefferson Township, NJ, on its hind legs. The curious animal inspects a few bins before returning to the wild.

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Have you ever seen anything like this? If so share your video links in the comments below.

What would you think if you saw a fury humanoid stalking between the houses at 5am in the morning in your street?

American Christian group calls for the extermination of Grizzly bears

November 11, 2010 by Andrew 1 Comment

Bryan Fischer, Director of Issues Analysis at the Christian group called the American Family Association has launched an attack against the bears of Yellowstone Park. He describes the bears as a curse and references the Scriptures as justification for the extermination of the animals.

“God makes it clear in Scripture that deaths of people and livestock at the hands of savage beasts is a sign that the land is under a curse. The tragic thing here is that we are bringing this curse upon ourselves,”

In a blog post titled “A hot dog on two legs – time for open season on Yellowstone grizzlies” Fischer pushes for the extermination of all the Grizzly bears at Yellowstone Park.

He is upset at the number of deaths the bears have been blamed with this year and cites an LA Times as evidence. Fischer doesn’t subscribe to the view that wild animals in the wild will be wild – and humans visiting the bear’s natural habitat aught to keep that in mind.

He notes,

“One human being is worth more than an infinite number of grizzly bears,”

“Another way to put it is that there is no number of live grizzlies worth one dead human being. If it’s a choice between grizzlies and humans, the grizzlies have to go. And it’s time.”

Fischer then goes on to use religion as additional reason why the bears should be exterminated.

“God makes it clear in Scripture that deaths of people and livestock at the hands of savage beasts is a sign that the land is under a curse. The tragic thing here is that we are bringing this curse upon ourselves,”

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What do you think? Is Bryan Fischer and the American Family Association right? Should all the Yellowstone bears be culled in order to protect human life? Or should we close Yellowstone to visitors instead?

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