Video Of Bear Playing Harmonica Is 10/10 And We Bet You Will Agree

Pet owners often teach their furry companions some skills and tricks to show how trained they are. During our virtual scrolls, we often come across videos that capture dogs performing impressive acrobatics or cats giving a high-five to their masters. But while training domestic animals is usually an easy task, the same cannot be said for wild beasts. However, proving us wrong, a Russian man recently dropped a video on Instagram where he was seen teaching a brown bear how to play a harmonica. The clip took the internet into overdrive soon after it surfaced.

The video opens with the man and the bear sitting inside the same room. The individual can be seen playing a red-coloured harmonica, creating a specific tune. The bear watches him eagerly and extends its paws indicating the wish to play the instrument too. The man gives the harmonica to the grizzly which it grabs instantly. Although the bear appears a bit confused at first, with the guidance and little help of its owner, the animal is able to play the instrument perfectly.

The man holds onto the musical device while the bear continues to blow on the mouthpiece. Once it executes the tasks flawlessly, the bear leans forward, presumably to show its affection to its owner. Posted on March 5, the video has garnered over 7.3 million views on Instagram and counting.

Social media users were shocked beyond measure to find the bear playing a harmonica and reacted to the video in the comments. While one individual pointed out, “Russia made me realise that everything can be petable,” another exclaimed, “OMG this is PRICELESS He is AMAZING and SO CUTE.” Noting the bear’s penchant for music, a third user wrote, “What curiosity he has in music, this is awesome.” A person jokingly claimed, “He (the bear) might be the next Bob Dylan.”

Upon taking one glance through the Instagram admin’s account, you will see that the Russian man has posted multiple videos, featuring the bear, whose name is Savva. On January 20, when Savva turned 4 years old, its owner shared a montage video that included some precious moments of the animal.

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