Well that would be quite the career change!
But honestly, it wouldn't surprise us in the slightest. Miley Cyrus is such a huge animal advocate that we could totally see her making the switch one day.
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But for right now, she knows she needs to be the voice for her furry friends.
The pop princess has been speaking out on social media about the wolf cull in British Columbia, Canada a lot lately, but she and her brother Braison recently took a trip up to the Great Bear Rainforest to visit scientists and activists and get an up-close glimpse at the wildlife the government is trying to regulate.
Canadian officials are hoping to increase the number of wolves killed this year, in order to protect the endangered caribou population.
So, Miley joined forces with Pacific Wild to raise awareness about the cull and how she thinks it should be stopped. While she was there, she explained that sometimes she gets upset that her career is in music and not animal research, saying:
Welcome to the jungle!
The age of live action Disney remakes continues, but we're not complaining — because The Jungle Book remake looks AH-mazing so far!
On Sunday, the studio dropped a 6-second sneak peek of the trailer for the upcoming live action and CGI film, which follows a boy raised by wolves who can communicate with animals in the jungle!
[ Photos: Every Disney Animated Classic That Is Getting A Live Action Reboot! ]
The star studded cast includes Scarlett Johansson playing a python, Idris Elba playing an evil tiger, Bill Murray playing the friendly bear Baloo, Lupita Nyong'o playing the mother wolf, and Neel Sethi playing the young boy Mowgli!
Ch-ch-check out the teaser (above) and see The Jungle Book in theaters April 15, 2016!
This would be so scary!!
Stephanie Rivkin was hiking in Connecticut on Friday afternoon when she came upon two large black bears… and they came right up to her!!
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The bears got close enough to sniff her, and one even touched its nose to her body — before it started to open its mouth and she told it to run off!
Rivkin caught the entire interaction on video, too. Ch-ch-check out both of the amazing videos (below):
We're pretty sure this is exactly what Drake was thinking of when he coined the term "YOLO"!
Seeing a grizzly bear out in the wild is normally enough of a thrill for anyone visiting the Denali National Park in Alaska!
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But tourists got quite the show recently when they caught a grizzly that was just living life to the fullest!
And by "living life to the fullest," we mean rolling down a giant hill without a care in the world!
Seriously, this bear is doing it right!!
Ch-ch-check out the hilariously cute video (below)!
Breakups are terribly sad…
But they're even worse when we know everything about the tattered couple's marriage — all thanks to exposure on reality TV!
Take Honey Boo Boo's parents Mama June and Sugar Bear or all the Real Housewives who've had to publicly explain their splits.
We know waaay too much about these stars who let us into their homes, and can only predict that the spotlight was a contributor to some of these splits! After all, one person's rising fame can make another person jealous!
Curious which reality TV duos broke up after appearing on the small screen together???
CLICK HERE to view "12 Reality TV Couples Broken Up By The Spotlight!"
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Incredible.
And yet so scary!
A Florida teenager only 15-years-old survived a black bear attack last Sunday in her hometown of Eastpoint, Florida, and Leah Reeder credits her dog Ralph for the reason she's alive today!
The young lady was walking her dog when she says she was suddenly being attacked by the dangerous bear. She said
An experiment was set up in the woods one day to test a new invention:
The electrified deer carcass!
Wait… what?? Yeah… it was electrified "to protect hunters' game kills and, in turn, to minimize bear-human encounters."
Well, we guess that's one way to do it.
Unless you run across a smart, determined bear like the one in this vid!!
