The Image Confirming that the Longest-Lived Bear in the Pyrenees Is Still Alive
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A photo-trapping camera has recaptured Neré, the longest-known brown bear of the Pyrenees. The specimen, born in 1997, is still alive at age 29 and has just been recorded after overcoming a new hibernation. The images were broadcast by the Red del Oso Pardo, coordinated by the French Office of Biodiversity. In the recording, Neré appears rubbing against one of the trees that bears usually use to leave olfactory signals and mark territory. The vi…
There were numerous unknowns about whether Neré, the oldest bear in the Pyrenees, had managed to overcome a new period of hibernation. At 29 years of age, he is very close to the life expectancy limit of the bears of this species who live in freedom.Read more]]>
The Brown Bear Network revealed the results of its observations in the first half of 2026. Néré seems to still have the fishing. The oldest bear in the Pyrenees, born in 1997 and long walked
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