Yellowstone National Park bear tucks itself in

Watch: Bear snuggles in for hibernation at Yellowstone National Park
A black bear was caught on video climbing into a den for hibernation season at Yellowstone National Park. In the video, the bear nestles into its den, scooping dirt and grass to help cushion its hibernation place.
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Yellowstone National Park bear tucks itself in for hibernation
A black bear was caught on video preparing itself in for hibernation for the winter at Yellowstone National Park.
Adorable moment black bear tucks itself into den ready for hibernation
Visitors to Yellowstone National Park in the USA watched as a bear prepared for hibernation. With each paw stroke, the predator adorably tucked itself into its den.
Bear Tucks Itself in For Hibernation at Yellowstone
A bear appeared to “tuck itself in” to hibernate by gathering detritus as it backed into its den in Wyoming’s Yellowstone National Park on Sunday, December 1. This footage was captured by Grant Johnson,
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