Our planet is full of curiosities and almost all the species that live in it, too.Our Science Daily Online team knows it well and articles like «50 rare animals of the world.Fascinating and curious» is a good example of what you we say.In the case of the following article the protagonists are bears, but not just any bears or those super endearing we see in any National Geographic documentary.The bears that we are going to talk about next are some bears addicts .Addicts to the fuel of an airplane.Incredible, right?
What do we know about these addicted bears?

These curious and strange bears are in the Reserve Natural Kronotsky, in the extreme east of Russia.These are brown bears who love to suck kerosene and gasoline from the containers qu e remain in this reserve .It is believed that they are the largest brown bears in the world, weighing more than 500 kilos.
This fuel that these addicted bears breathe is the one used to generate energy in the generators and helicopters used by the workers for the conservation of the nature reserve.
The 52-year-old photographer Igor Shpilenok spent seven months with this community of bears and revealed amazing data.the brown bears took deep breaths for minutes before digging a shallow hole and lying down in the "nirvana" position.
Nirvana is that transcendent state free from suffering and individual phenomenal existence; It is the religious experience most identified with Buddhism.
The photographer also affirmed that some of these addicted bears even stalked helicopters, waiting for takeoff so that they could enjoy sucking those small drops of fuel that remained in the hard asphalt.There is your addiction!
I declare that:
«On another occasion, a helicopter brought a few barrels of gasoline and the workers of the nature reserve did not they took it in time.What happened is that a woman named Suzemka, apparently also fascinated by the smell of fuel, seized the opportunity and took it with them ».
According to Shpilenok this woman seems so addicted like the bears themselves.
This Kronotsky nature reserve in southern Kamchatka is currently home to more than 700 brown bears in a sanctuary that covers some 225,000 hectares of land and is listed as Heritage of Humanity for Unesco.The climate of this region of The world oscillates between the extremely hot and the extremely cold, and that is why it is known as "the land of fire and ice."
However, and even if we find it strange to believe, These Russian bears are not the only ones who like to "place" from time to time.Various investigations have detected that there are other animals that like to take different substances to travel to parallel realities.For example, Australian kangaroos to that someone caught eating opium poppies.Later and under the influence of this drug, these kangaroos were able to jump much higher than the rest.
In the Amazon, jaguars are also addicted, but in In this case, they are addicted to the roots of caapi.After chasing away the monkeys that walk through the area and after being alone, these dangerous animals eat from this plant and go into a trance.

Another case of animals addicted to some substance are horses, although they seem much more sophisticated in their vices since they even have a choice.There are some that They choose to lick toads, as you hear it! and others prefer the "crazy locaweed" which is the crazy boil of love, in any case, the result is the same; a colocon that leads them to experience new sensations.
It is clear that the human being has advanced a little more in this of trips to parallel realities and although for centuries we have understood how dangerous it is and we are aware of the risks associated with consumption of a certain type of substances, the truth is that it seems that in the animal kingdom they have become fashionable.Let's see if in the end the human being will be the most intelligent animal on the face of the earth...
Once again we are fascinated in the animal world and we are surprised at the habits and reactions of some of them.We are not surprised, however, this type of behavior in human beings and we must not forget that we are one more part of that wonderful and wide animal world and, sometimes, we are more like them than we think, or the other way around, animals are more like humans than we think.
What do you think? ? Do you find the reaction of these bears addicted to fuel curious? Tell us about some curious behavior of an animal.We will be happy to read you!
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