Trail Camera Captures Bear With Long Parasitic Worms

A trail camera recording in a forested area near a waterfall captured a bear with several long, white, ribbon-like parasites trailing from its hindquarters. The footage shows the bear moving through a shallow stream while another bear stands nearby. The presence of these parasites, which appear to be tapeworms or similar intestinal helminths, highlights the natural prevalence of internal parasites in wild bear populations. The video provides a rare, close-up look at wildlife health in a natural habitat.

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taylor.islaNewcomerOct 16, 2026

It’s fucked up the other bears won’t help.

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ngoziokonkwo42NewcomerOct 16, 2026

i wonder if anyone has tried to eat those... i mean someone found out that beaver butthole tastes like vanilla so..

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realmehmetNewcomerOct 16, 2026

spaghetti straight from a bear.

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the_joseNewcomerOct 16, 2026

He should have frozen that salmon for at least a week first

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realputriNewcomerOct 16, 2026

Spiderbear

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rohan_47xNewcomerOct 16, 2026

And that is why bear meat is considered unsafe for human consumption.

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realthandiNewcomerOct 16, 2026

it looks like if someone opened a parachute from inside never open a parachute inside

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the_kwameNewcomerOct 16, 2026

What a terrible day to have eyes and Internet.

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the_dmitriNewcomerOct 16, 2026

This is really unbearable

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marco36NewcomerOct 16, 2026

Im just happy the 2nd bear aint eating those things.