A woman who stands in a picturesque journey through the Tennessee mountains she got more than she negotiated when she came face to face with a couple of bears.
The woman, which sets the tiction below Username @ Stephanieee_.27, was believed to have ridden a submarine through the forest in Anakeesta mountains the adventurous park, which included Hashtags, riding on a single-railway railway.
But as she rode solo, she was not alone, as seen in the virus video published in late April.
Two black bears in front of her are coming in the video, and until it ignores and disappears back into trees, the second will receive a notice, slowing down and looking at her passage.
Tiktoker, who goes next to Annie’s name, wrote in the inscription: “You have a close encounter with bears” and explained in the comments “without control about how slow it was. I wasn’t to speed.”
The shirt is made on a steady mechanical noise, and the bear looks carefully as it passes nearby, and the other became visible, because he looked behind the trees. But nor does it seem aggressive and lucky to continue on the way without a problem.
Gatlinburg is close to the National Park for Smoke Mountains, for which the black bear is iconic symbol: the habitat in the United States is protected, and biologists estimate about 1,900 bears in the park (NPS).
Anakeesta website has some information about the bears, quoting the Wildlife Agency to Tennessee (TWRA). It says: “While black bears usually tolerant towards people should always be treated as wild animals, whether in residential or tighis areas.”
They advised them to never feed or approach with bears, but if you approach, you shout and yell in trying to scare it.
“If you are approaching the bear, stop the soil, raise your hands to appear larger, shout and throw rocks or sticks until it leaves the area,” it is placed on the surface, “he adds.
That advice is unlike everyone who comes in contact with a grizzly bear, because the NPS advises people to “play dead,” and “don’t fight in the fight.”
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For Annie, an unexpected meeting with two animals led to go a virus, he looked at the clip more than 122 million times, because users assigned more than 7.2 million likes.
Tiktok users appeared and amazed and horrified, like a commentator said “It’s scary … black bear or not … they’re still wearing.
“It’s like a sushi, but for bears,” another agreed, as someone recorded the noise of the railway: “Slow down clicks while progressing are psychological tortures.”
One user described: “It feels like one of them stops where you can’t run,” like another written: “That click sound is like a dinner ring.”
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2025-05-07 14:29:00
