Actually, I was going to post a link of this wonderful little video clip of a friend of a friend getting some bear cubs out of her dumpster. unfortunately, she didn't upload it to youtube of any similar easy-to-find video. So I will just have to link to my facebook page. I made it public (actually, everything on my facebook page is public, if I want privacy I use email) so anyone can watch.
https://www.facebook.com/emily.cotton.526
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fearless woman rescues babies from steel trap
- MLE (Emily Cotton)
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What an incredible video! Thanks for sharing.
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