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This partial view of some kind of wildlife was taken on a game cam. I'm pretty sure I know what it is, but want the opinions of others. Please state your opinion of both its species and what part of its anatomy we're seeing. The camera did not record it approaching or leaving. So that no one will have to guess "camel" or "chimpanzee", the camera was located in the mountains of Southern Colorado this summer.
 
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What's so hard identifying the

rearend of a bear??

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What's so hard about

identifying the rear end of a bear???

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Colour phase Black Bear.


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Geez Hip ! That's tough. What do you have against Bears ... ??


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Mountain man’s girlfriend?


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It’s a cow elk.
 
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Bear


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I'm convinced it is a bear, particularly since I saw a bear this color within a half-mile just a couple of weeks prior to when the photo was taken. And I think it is the rump due to the direction the fur lays. However, it has been suggested that it is the front end of a bear which has its head bent down and away from the camera as if licking its left paw or something on the ground.

Of course, those of us who see UFO's regularly know the truth -- that it is a Sasquatch, cleverly messing with people by allowing only an unidentifiable portion of its body into the camera frame.
 
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Butt end as you said the furs going the wrong way.
 
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It's Nancy Pilosi mooning some one behind the bushed on the right of the picture! Eeker

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skinny ass bear


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Looks thin for haunches?


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Ex wife?


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Looks thin for haunches?


I thought that, but pretty stocky legs and hair coat makes me think bear, No tail to be seen either.

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Clearly sasquatch.


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I do not know. Looks narrow for a bear and they have thick legs. Please post when you get next picture.
 
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Looks like the back end of a dog to me.
 
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Kamala Harris admiring herself in the polls....
 
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Kamala Harris admiring herself in the polls....


Can't be, her head would be up her ass. Big Grin

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Butt end as you said the furs going the wrong way.


Interesting point, but if you look closely you can almost see the tips of two ears in the sunlight. Confused
 
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