It's all about scents on this clip from Animal Planet's "Ms. Adventure". On a quest to find courtship in the wild, host Rachel Reenstra discovers how bears communicate with each other by marking their scents.
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Ms. Adventure: Bear Scents
It's all about scents on this clip from Animal Planet's "Ms. Adventure". On a quest to find courtship in the wild, host Rachel Reenstra discovers how bears communicate with each other by marking their scents.
Added: May 4, 2009
Views: 765 Views
Runtime: 01:58
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