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Foto/ Shpresojmë të kapi ndonjë peshk

Elton Tafaruci
PIC FROM LEWIS KEMPER/MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: THE TWO CUBS HOLD TIGHT AS THEY WATCH THEIR MOTHER HUNT FOR DINNER ) This is the incredible moment two bear cubs HELD HANDS in hope for some dinner as they watched their mother hunt for dinner in a stream. Lewis Kemper, 62, was leading a photography tour in Lake Clark National Park in Alaska when the group spotted the animals and couldn’t resist snapping a few pictures of them. The pictures show the two cubs stood side-by-side as the smaller one paws at the bigger sibling’s back while they stare intently in the direction of their mum. Then one incredible captures the moment the bears appear to hold hands as their mother hunts for salmon around the lake. SEE MERCURY COPY

Ky është momenti i jashtëzakonshëm kur dy arinj të vegjël shtrëngojnë putrat për 20 sekonda ndërkohë që presin mamanë e tyre që po gjuan për peshk në Alaskë.

Ata shpresojnë që mamaja e tyre tu sjellë ndonjë salmon për darkë, por fatkeqësisht ajo u kthye duarbosh.

 

Isn't that adorable? The smaller bear held out his bear for his sibling to hold as they watched their mother hunt for salmon 
The bears watch closely as their mother hunts for fish in Lake Clark. Brown bears are quite common in Alaska

Have you got anything yet, mum? The cubs watched attentively as their mum goes in for the kill

Drawn a blank: The mother bear splashes through the shallow water but came back empty-handed

Salmon are one of the favourite things in the brown bear's diet and are rich in protein

Mr Kemper said bears were incredibly calm animals, which makes them a joy to photograph

Can we help? The cubs follow their mother's every move but they were all out of luck

The bear cubs trot off with their mother looking for a more profitable feeding ground

Better luck tomorrow, maybe: The cubs trudge off behind their mother. Lake Clark is 40 miles long and five miles wide

 

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