Scientifically speaking, which animal is more intelligent, a

>>7982705
Fuck off back to /pol/.

>>7982706

What?

>>7982706
Found the gorilla.

>>7982706

>he doesn't know that bears are /sci/ mascots

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bearposters are the scum of the earth

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>>7982706
>gorillaposters get buttblasted
why doesn't this surprise me?

Bears. Bears are smart enough to roll rocks into bear traps to set off the trap and eat the bait.

https://youtu.be/zsGnFExpup8

Bears are smart enough to drink beer, like adults.
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/5756809/ns/us_news-weird_news/t/bear-downs-beers-passes-out-campground/

Bears are so smart that, during hibernation, they don't poop and instead convert waste to protein.

>>7983302
OK so bears in your area have nuclear reactors in their bellies? Clever.

Around here the bears get an awesome constipation. When they get up in the spring they are a bit grumpy. They jump and dance and do the lambada until they are able to eliminate a solid stick of poo. At first glance it looks like a branch off a tree.

It is not known to be radioactive. You might kill frogs with it.

>>7982705
>which animal is more intelligent, a bear or a gorilla?

YOUR FUCKING MOM, FUCKING RETARDED

REEEEEEEE

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>>7983557
>the lambada
that's the forbidden dance!

Bears that can stand over ten feet tall are very conscious.

They can sneak up on prey without warning even though they weigh half a ton. Impressive feat.

They know things like we know things.