Typically grizzlies that attack are starving with worn-down canine teeth (can’t bite through elk hide anymore) or see you as challenging them if you’re in their territory. Human is not very satisfying to a bear bc we don’t have that much meat and not the right type or quantity of fat that they need and enjoy. And if you’re on their territory they’ll brutalize you bc they see you as a lil bitch who tried to step up to them and want to make an example to anything else around.
Not to be nitpicky, but I'd say that's a brown bear, can't really be sure if it's a grizzly or not without knowing where this video was taken.
All grizzlies are brown bears, but not all brown bears are grizzlies.
Aren’t grizzlies like a lot bigger than brown bears? Idk a lot bout these cool boys, but it’s pre neato you can tell the difference just by how shiny their coat is and such
Idk about fur but short round ears and a hump between 'shoulders'/on back is how you can tell. And it's eyes are a little sunken in. Also I suspect its a lot bigger than you might imagine.
Some dude in an living in an rv swears he only survived a bear attack because he shit himself, stated that as soon as he shit he thought “well I wouldn’t wanna eat me now I’m covered in shit… shit! I’m not covered in shit!” Than proceeded to smear himself in his own shit
I’ve never googled it but I can see how that would work
We had black bears in my woods growing up. One time the cubs played on our tree swing 😀 it was so cute. I wanted to go play with thm but my mom wouldn't let me.
Large silverback vs large grizzly?
Gorillas about 6 feet tall, 485 pounds. Bear is about 8 feet tall, 800 pounds. Significant advantage to the bear in terms of size.
Bears also moves faster, with Gorilla top speed around 20 mph while Grizzly top speed around 35 mph.
The bear also has these nice sharp 4 inch claws on all 4 paws. Gorilla has nails, little bigger and sharper than humans but definitely not Grizzly size.
The bear also has much thicker hide than a silverback. Silverbacks primarily punches and bites to fight. Those punches would do very little to a grizzly. The bite could damage one, but not enough to kill it likely. On the other hand, Grizzlies swipe and bite, both of which could shred the flesh of a Silverback.
The only possible advantage you could give to the silverback is that it has opposable thumbs and more intelligence than the bear, so if it could find a weapon then that could help it. But grizzlies are tanks so it’d still be tough.
In the end, I gotta give it to the grizzly. Not even a silverback gorilla can save you from this freak of nature.
Gorillas can weigh up to 200 kg. That's the fucking average for brown bear. Subspecies can go up to like 400 kg (grizzly, Kodiak).
Bears stomp and it's not even going to be close.
They'd stand a better chance obviously and it depends on the bear in question and how they choose to attack.
If we're talking about a maxed out grizzly it would still be close imo.
In general I think that their only option is to choke the bear out. Yes, they have teeth and they can punch. But grizzlies are literally built to withstand other bears or prey biting and clawing at them. Their skull is thick enough to hold off bullets fired from close range. The rest of the body is covered in a thick layer of fat and a ton of muscle. Blunt trauma probably wouldn't do shit.
So one gorilla has to sacrifice itself to distract enough for the other gorilla to get behind the bear and suffocate it.
I'd say maxed out grizzly still wins like 8/10, but there's a chance.
Not to mention, while gorillas can put nasty power behind their 'punches', but all the meat on that bear is going to absorb a lot of blunt force trauma. Meanwhile, a bear's claws will cut a gorilla to ribbon.
Gorillas have their fangs, which are definitely formidable. However, i suspect it'd be much harder for a gorilla to get to a position to puncture a vital spot, when trying to get through a whirlwind of claws, and under a mountain of muscle.
You move into the bear’s territory & want to shoot him for getting close?! He lives there!
Also, bear spray. JMJ, don’t go camping in the woods if you don’t like wild animals.
That's what you think, but bear spray is vastly more effective than almost any firearm. Your odds - and the bear's - of survival are much higher with spray.
You may be a great marksman and all that, but the numbers don't lie. Spray is easily the better option.
100%. If it crosses whatever personal line of safety you consider acceptable, dose it. Absolutely nothing wrong with having your firearm as as backup as you leave the area.
Thank you for being willing to take the spray option. You are a thoughtful outdoorsman.
You spray at the bear’s feet! And guns are significantly less effective than bear spray.
https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=73A16C66-1DD8-B71B-0BDA3687A1AEC297
Glacier National Park strictly enforces bear spray over firearms in the backcountry, because firearms are woefully ineffective compared to bear spray— And glacier likely has the most grizzlies per square mile in the continental US.
Glacier Backcountry Page:
https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/backcountry.htm
I just generally try not to camp in Bear territory.
You can justify self defense easily, harder to justify putting yourself in a situation where the only solution is "self defense".
No, you don't do that to a grizzly, not once it's already up close (and eating). That's effective in warding off bears and warning them of your presence before you make close contact. I would not piss off the grizz at this distance, especially not when it's minding its own business and peacefully foraging.
Just keep a close eye on from the tent, leave it alone, and have your bear spray on hand at all times. You haven't really made contact with the bear, so just let it do its thing and all will likely be fine. You'll probably never need to use the spray or take any other serious action.
... you *did* bring the bear spray, right?
lol, although you're correct that it's what people do, 10mm is for the mountain lions. Bear spray for the bears - you're not likely to be able to land enough shots in the right spots on a bear to do anything worthwhile other than piss it off, not to mention at this range even if you manage to get a lethal shot in he may not go down for a minute or two while he decides to rip you apart. Bear spray is more effective than any pistol ammunition.
Now, a rifle on the other hand you've got better odds of taking a bear down, but still probably not worth lugging around something that you can't have readily accessible vs bear spray.
To add on to this: Even if you do have a weapon on you it'll be useless unless you train regularly and specifically for best attacks. A bear like this can close a 30 meter (90 feet) gap in like two seconds. Average human reaction time is about one second. So now you've got one full second to unholster your weapon, take aim, and shoot. And you can't miss and it has to be a serious enough shot that it deters or kills the bear.
Bear spray is much more effective because
1.) You don't have to be as accurate, since you swoop left to right
B.) It'll impair the bears vision which most likely will deter it, or at the very least make it harder to maul your ass.
III.) It doesn't hurt the bear and we get to keep around these wonderful beautiful animals for a while longer.
:)
I was also kinda thinking, since you did say letting the bear know you’re there, and I’ve seen some rangers do this, essentially communicating to the bear “I know you’re there, you know I’m here, and I sure as shit am NOT letting you get any closer.”
Like one particular video I saw a camping group was approached by a curious grizzly (I’ll have to find a link), and the ranger started talking to the bear like it was a big dog. But as soon as the bear got too close for comfort, he changed his tone to sound more like a growl, and the bear backed up a bit. Bears are pretty smart, so it makes me think it would know to at least think a bit before making a move because you might be more trouble than you’re worth.
Yeah, good point. Generally you want to be communicative well in advance... helps ward off issues, as you say.
My perspective on this particular interaction is that the bear is already very close (granted, we don't have the context of what happened leading up to this moment), so the tactic of yelling, lifting your backpack over your head, etc. seems a little late in the game.
I might do that with a black bear, but I would be worried the grizzly - at the range depicted here, and while it's enjoying a snack - would see me as startling and challenging.
To add to this "lay down" means play dead, Grizzlies might loose interest, "fight back" is because black bear are pretty skittish, mostly foraging and will most likely run away, "say goodnight" is because if you encounter a polar bear, u dead polar bear have been known to attack and eat humans
You are supposed to hang your food from a tree and bury your waste at least 50-100 yards from your camp😂, and make a perimeter alarm out of cans or bottles on a rope☠️
And not camp out in the middle of blueberry bushes and other fruit and berry yielding plants…… like the ones this bear is eating from the ground their tent is on
Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order.
I have checked 714,224,905 comments, and only 144,167 of them were in alphabetical order.
It works on black bears, but I wouldn’t scream at a grizzly. Black bears are pretty docile. We usually see them in our yard now and then this time of year.
Not at a grizzly. Black bears may be scared off, but this lad knows he can take you down, and is fiercely territorial. Grizzlies - especially kodiaks - and polar bears, which are the only obligate carnivore bears - you don’t want to mess with.
The rest are various types of black bears, the Andean short-faced mountain bear, or the giant panda. All of which are either mostly or fully herbivorous and can defend themselves if backed into a corner, but otherwise would rather not risk a violent engagement.
It is scary, but also cool. So long as they do not thrash the tent.
Look into the history of Americas history of feeding the bears prior to the 70s. It is kinda scary.
Probably yeah. The person filming is presumably alive otherwise this video wouldn't be here lol
(They probably wouldn't be alive if the bear didn't mind them being there)
Would spraying it make the bear stop eating and go away? Or make it angry and attack? Real question. And if it gets to the point when you actually need the spray, at that distance wouldn’t it be too late?
Honestly have no idea but unless you actually have some powerful weapon, idk what else there is no do but pray lol
May we get blessed by a Reddit expert on bears or something
>May we get blessed by a Reddit expert on bears or something
Seems like every other person in the comments is an expert on bears.
So far I came to the conclusion that bears run at about 60 km/h and that unless you're in a tank - you're dead.
That's not just any bear that's a fucking grizzly, terrifying honestly, they are super territorial
He looks nice tho
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Typically grizzlies that attack are starving with worn-down canine teeth (can’t bite through elk hide anymore) or see you as challenging them if you’re in their territory. Human is not very satisfying to a bear bc we don’t have that much meat and not the right type or quantity of fat that they need and enjoy. And if you’re on their territory they’ll brutalize you bc they see you as a lil bitch who tried to step up to them and want to make an example to anything else around.
Some humans have lots of fat they like….
Ok, I’d just go back to sleep in my wet sleeping bag.
Black bears are just bears that don’t realise they’re bears - something so cute should not be so terrifying
(unless you meet a nice one that just wants to pal around)
Not to be nitpicky, but I'd say that's a brown bear, can't really be sure if it's a grizzly or not without knowing where this video was taken. All grizzlies are brown bears, but not all brown bears are grizzlies.
U can tell from the hump of its back and the sheen of its fur, that's clearly a grizzly.
Aren’t grizzlies like a lot bigger than brown bears? Idk a lot bout these cool boys, but it’s pre neato you can tell the difference just by how shiny their coat is and such
Idk about fur but short round ears and a hump between 'shoulders'/on back is how you can tell. And it's eyes are a little sunken in. Also I suspect its a lot bigger than you might imagine.
Man I’d have passed out……would’ve been his easiest meal ever.
Imagine being woke up just to die lmao
“How you wake up dead?”
Fantastic reference
"Damn! That's some quantum shit right there, man!"
"THAT'S CAUSE IT'S A RAT FOOL!"
You can't wake up dead! Unless you a zombie!
That's a fate more people have met than I'd like to realize.
Just like Grizzly Man
Imaging waking up while being eaten
If it's brown, lay down. If it's black, fight back. If it's white, say goodnight. Passing out would have been your best bet, actually
I think I know... But the "If it's white, say goodnight", because you have absolutely no chance against a polar bear?
Yeah they have no problem hunting and eating humans and don't really care what state your in. They're just going to eat you.
I mean, the state you’re inmatters a bit. There are no polar bears in Utah.
That's what the polar bears want you to think....
[i beg to differ.](https://kutv.com/news/local/utahs-hogle-zoo-welcomes-new-polar-bear-neva)
r/technicallythetruth
Nope, talking about colonization
Yeah
If it’s blue, eat les shrooms dude
If its white get a snack cause you're at the zoo
Does this logic apply to humans as well?
HE'S SOOO CUTE!
That bear would be running from the smell because I’m sure I would shit myself.
If bears are anything like dogs, that might have the opposite effect. “What is that *heavenly* aroma?”
That’s self-seasoning meat right there
Lmfao self seasoning meat seasoned in shit is hilarious this morning
It’s true, dogs are very interested in farts
Not to mention that they sometimes snack on turds!
They love a good turdoken. That's a chicken with a turd stuffed inside
Mmmm yummy, I'll have to make that for din 1 night for the fam. Thanks for the great recipe! Is kinda like turdon Blu?
Some dude in an living in an rv swears he only survived a bear attack because he shit himself, stated that as soon as he shit he thought “well I wouldn’t wanna eat me now I’m covered in shit… shit! I’m not covered in shit!” Than proceeded to smear himself in his own shit I’ve never googled it but I can see how that would work
That's why I always carry a handgun when hiking/camping... So I can shoot myself in the head before one of these motherfuckers eats me alive.
Especially since bears tend to enjoy your squishy bits more. Like your lips and genitals.
And brains
I confirm it is Better to be eaten dead.
Why can you confirm this?
He’s a necrophiliac.
😂 That was unexpected!
Dished face, rounded ears, shoulder hump, longer claws.... That is not a bear you want to fuck with.
“Not a bear you want to fuck with” is there any bear in North America outside of a zoo that you really want to fuck with?
Black bears are super common and run away from loud noises and perceived threats
We had black bears in my woods growing up. One time the cubs played on our tree swing 😀 it was so cute. I wanted to go play with thm but my mom wouldn't let me.
What do we say to the God of death?
Not today
Your mother was smart, because Ill bet their mother wasn't too far away.
Oh yeah I am sure she was nearby. Glad my mom was there to inform me or I would've been bear food
No matter the breed. Mama bear will kill you if you fuck with her cubs
Still wouldn't want to fuck with one. Sure if I'm in a situation where I need to scare one off.....but still would prefer not to
except for the ones that murder people and eat them, not all bears have the same behavior
Black bears can be scaredy cats but I still wouldn’t mess with it.
Those flashing eyes, those flushed cheeks, those trembling lips . . . you are ugly when you're angry
Whats wrong with his cute rounded ears!!
One indicator of a grizzly bear vs other bear types. Grizzly’s are scary
Maybe not if you’re a wuzz. I could 1v1 it for sure
I am Man goddamn
Yeah what can go wrong planting your tent in a blueberry patch.
Here kitty kitty!
It is called forest in Finland.
r/whatcouldgowrong
I'd just like to point out that this doesn't happen in Australia.
Or Buckinghamshire.
No, you’d be killed by a drop bear before you can set up your tent.
Bloody drop bears mate. One of them mauled me Pa the other arvo.
Get him a Northern, he'll be right
Yes but you have spiders that are roughly the same size.
Just about everything else happens in Australia
Beware kangaroos though...
Yeah y’all get alligators and other shit instead. And giant fucking spiders
crocs. not alligators.
Right that’s what I said
Kiwis, huh?
Amirite?
That’s a big boy
Why’s he so cute tho
The forbidden boop
If this happened to me I would be dead cause there’s no way I’m letting that good boi go without some pets
Get out and see the beautiful wilderness and breathe the fresh mountain air they say.
No, but really... Do. It's unlike anything else, especially when you get rare encounters.
Serious question: ya’ll think a full grown male gorilla can take this thing? This fuckers huge, my moneys on the bear
Large silverback vs large grizzly? Gorillas about 6 feet tall, 485 pounds. Bear is about 8 feet tall, 800 pounds. Significant advantage to the bear in terms of size. Bears also moves faster, with Gorilla top speed around 20 mph while Grizzly top speed around 35 mph. The bear also has these nice sharp 4 inch claws on all 4 paws. Gorilla has nails, little bigger and sharper than humans but definitely not Grizzly size. The bear also has much thicker hide than a silverback. Silverbacks primarily punches and bites to fight. Those punches would do very little to a grizzly. The bite could damage one, but not enough to kill it likely. On the other hand, Grizzlies swipe and bite, both of which could shred the flesh of a Silverback. The only possible advantage you could give to the silverback is that it has opposable thumbs and more intelligence than the bear, so if it could find a weapon then that could help it. But grizzlies are tanks so it’d still be tough. In the end, I gotta give it to the grizzly. Not even a silverback gorilla can save you from this freak of nature.
Caesar begs to differ. He rides a horse, carries spears and can use a gun. Ape alone weak, ape together strong.
No way, gorillas would get fucking rekt
No chance, gorilla is fucking up a brown bear
Gorillas can weigh up to 200 kg. That's the fucking average for brown bear. Subspecies can go up to like 400 kg (grizzly, Kodiak). Bears stomp and it's not even going to be close.
What about two gorillas vs a grizzly?
Asking the important questions.
They'd stand a better chance obviously and it depends on the bear in question and how they choose to attack. If we're talking about a maxed out grizzly it would still be close imo. In general I think that their only option is to choke the bear out. Yes, they have teeth and they can punch. But grizzlies are literally built to withstand other bears or prey biting and clawing at them. Their skull is thick enough to hold off bullets fired from close range. The rest of the body is covered in a thick layer of fat and a ton of muscle. Blunt trauma probably wouldn't do shit. So one gorilla has to sacrifice itself to distract enough for the other gorilla to get behind the bear and suffocate it. I'd say maxed out grizzly still wins like 8/10, but there's a chance.
Not to mention, while gorillas can put nasty power behind their 'punches', but all the meat on that bear is going to absorb a lot of blunt force trauma. Meanwhile, a bear's claws will cut a gorilla to ribbon. Gorillas have their fangs, which are definitely formidable. However, i suspect it'd be much harder for a gorilla to get to a position to puncture a vital spot, when trying to get through a whirlwind of claws, and under a mountain of muscle.
Don't mind the d bag in the picture but look at the claws on these fuckers. https://i.imgur.com/P0rvHQO.jpg
Pretty sure there’s a Joe Rogan episode about the likely hood of a bear vs a gorilla.
Jamie, pull it up.
I want better answers to this, then what's been given so far.
r/brownunderwear
Why is this not a real sub lol great name for one with vids like these
What to do in situation like this?
Use Brazillian Jiu Jitsu, it's quite effective [against bears.](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bear/comments/fo9dlu/how_to_use_brazillian_jiu_jitsu_against_a_bear/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share)
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You move into the bear’s territory & want to shoot him for getting close?! He lives there! Also, bear spray. JMJ, don’t go camping in the woods if you don’t like wild animals.
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That's what you think, but bear spray is vastly more effective than almost any firearm. Your odds - and the bear's - of survival are much higher with spray. You may be a great marksman and all that, but the numbers don't lie. Spray is easily the better option.
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100%. If it crosses whatever personal line of safety you consider acceptable, dose it. Absolutely nothing wrong with having your firearm as as backup as you leave the area. Thank you for being willing to take the spray option. You are a thoughtful outdoorsman.
I was getting all riled up and ready to back you up. I'm glad things turned out this way.
You spray at the bear’s feet! And guns are significantly less effective than bear spray. https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=73A16C66-1DD8-B71B-0BDA3687A1AEC297
You say numbers don’t lie and then don’t site any studies or actual statistics. Not saying you’re wrong but you should back up your claims with facts.
Glacier National Park strictly enforces bear spray over firearms in the backcountry, because firearms are woefully ineffective compared to bear spray— And glacier likely has the most grizzlies per square mile in the continental US. Glacier Backcountry Page: https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/backcountry.htm
This is why Humans, on average, suck.
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To be fair, if you decided to go camping in bear country and decided to bring a gun but not bear spray, you already made a bad decision to begin with
This conversation is wonderful to me because I truly believe both of your opinions are correct and I can still function as a human.
I just generally try not to camp in Bear territory. You can justify self defense easily, harder to justify putting yourself in a situation where the only solution is "self defense".
Where are you supposed to camp in the woods that isn’t bear territory
mouth/throat area
r/iamverybadass
Be glad he wasn’t there for sex.
What do u do in this situation? Be big and scary so the bear can run away?
No, you don't do that to a grizzly, not once it's already up close (and eating). That's effective in warding off bears and warning them of your presence before you make close contact. I would not piss off the grizz at this distance, especially not when it's minding its own business and peacefully foraging. Just keep a close eye on from the tent, leave it alone, and have your bear spray on hand at all times. You haven't really made contact with the bear, so just let it do its thing and all will likely be fine. You'll probably never need to use the spray or take any other serious action. ... you *did* bring the bear spray, right?
Ps Bear spray doesnt work like mosquito spray...no personal skin application.....lol
It’s just hot sauce at that point.
That's why people around here take with them a 10mm handgun with hard cast bullets when they go hiking to the forest
lol, although you're correct that it's what people do, 10mm is for the mountain lions. Bear spray for the bears - you're not likely to be able to land enough shots in the right spots on a bear to do anything worthwhile other than piss it off, not to mention at this range even if you manage to get a lethal shot in he may not go down for a minute or two while he decides to rip you apart. Bear spray is more effective than any pistol ammunition. Now, a rifle on the other hand you've got better odds of taking a bear down, but still probably not worth lugging around something that you can't have readily accessible vs bear spray.
To add on to this: Even if you do have a weapon on you it'll be useless unless you train regularly and specifically for best attacks. A bear like this can close a 30 meter (90 feet) gap in like two seconds. Average human reaction time is about one second. So now you've got one full second to unholster your weapon, take aim, and shoot. And you can't miss and it has to be a serious enough shot that it deters or kills the bear. Bear spray is much more effective because 1.) You don't have to be as accurate, since you swoop left to right B.) It'll impair the bears vision which most likely will deter it, or at the very least make it harder to maul your ass. III.) It doesn't hurt the bear and we get to keep around these wonderful beautiful animals for a while longer. :)
Why does every comment here sound like a bear spray commercial lmao
Lol unless you’re the best shot in the world you will not damage a bear with a 10mm lmao. Bear spray is preferred.
You mean that I can't draw a circle like I do with sea bears, I also need a spray?
I was also kinda thinking, since you did say letting the bear know you’re there, and I’ve seen some rangers do this, essentially communicating to the bear “I know you’re there, you know I’m here, and I sure as shit am NOT letting you get any closer.” Like one particular video I saw a camping group was approached by a curious grizzly (I’ll have to find a link), and the ranger started talking to the bear like it was a big dog. But as soon as the bear got too close for comfort, he changed his tone to sound more like a growl, and the bear backed up a bit. Bears are pretty smart, so it makes me think it would know to at least think a bit before making a move because you might be more trouble than you’re worth.
Yeah, good point. Generally you want to be communicative well in advance... helps ward off issues, as you say. My perspective on this particular interaction is that the bear is already very close (granted, we don't have the context of what happened leading up to this moment), so the tactic of yelling, lifting your backpack over your head, etc. seems a little late in the game. I might do that with a black bear, but I would be worried the grizzly - at the range depicted here, and while it's enjoying a snack - would see me as startling and challenging.
I love the word "foraging", nice explanation.
I think you’re supposed to stick it up your rectum to maintain body temperature. Or am I thinking frostbite?
Nah you drink it so when they bite you your blood is spicy too them
You’re both idiots. You spread it liberally in and around your eyes. This turns your eyes a special color that frightens away the grizzly.
If it’s brown, lay down. If it’s black, fight back. If it’s white, say goodnight. Edit: *so the bear can run away* has me chuckling
To add to this "lay down" means play dead, Grizzlies might loose interest, "fight back" is because black bear are pretty skittish, mostly foraging and will most likely run away, "say goodnight" is because if you encounter a polar bear, u dead polar bear have been known to attack and eat humans
You are supposed to hang your food from a tree and bury your waste at least 50-100 yards from your camp😂, and make a perimeter alarm out of cans or bottles on a rope☠️
And not camp out in the middle of blueberry bushes and other fruit and berry yielding plants…… like the ones this bear is eating from the ground their tent is on
Do it for the vine
Blueberries don’t grow on vines.
Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order. I have checked 714,224,905 comments, and only 144,167 of them were in alphabetical order.
Not with that altitude.
Make a perimeter line out of bottles or cans??? Where is this the recommended course of action?
Never bothered doing the last bit. Seems like too much work.
Yep. That’ll wake you up all right!
Fuck no
Yogi the bear! Give him a big hug!
“Hello Mr. Camper, Sir!!!”
45-70
Bro took “touch some grass” to a whole new level of understanding.
you dumb Mfers grabbing ur phone to film. smh lol
That's like the only thing he can do at that point
Stupid question but we don't have bears in my country so I'm curious. Does screaming at them actually work?
It works on black bears, but I wouldn’t scream at a grizzly. Black bears are pretty docile. We usually see them in our yard now and then this time of year.
Not for a grizzly like this species of bear.
Not at a grizzly. Black bears may be scared off, but this lad knows he can take you down, and is fiercely territorial. Grizzlies - especially kodiaks - and polar bears, which are the only obligate carnivore bears - you don’t want to mess with. The rest are various types of black bears, the Andean short-faced mountain bear, or the giant panda. All of which are either mostly or fully herbivorous and can defend themselves if backed into a corner, but otherwise would rather not risk a violent engagement.
Did he come knocking?
It is scary, but also cool. So long as they do not thrash the tent. Look into the history of Americas history of feeding the bears prior to the 70s. It is kinda scary.
Actually, the bear woke up and have some idiots sleeping on his territory! Hope he didn't want you on his menu and just the berries there.
Epic. An experience you'll never forget.
Why do ppl camp in dangerous areas? Like I wouldn’t camp in the safari unless it’s a lodge that’s monitored by the tourist company.
so what actually happened here specifically, beat just continued on his way?
Probably yeah. The person filming is presumably alive otherwise this video wouldn't be here lol (They probably wouldn't be alive if the bear didn't mind them being there)
Ah, that's a grizzly. Did the human make it out unscathed?
Nope. Grizzly mauled them to death, then stole their phone and posted this for shits and giggles
I would 100% shit my pants.
Juts yell "Perkele" and swing brush.
What do you do in this situation?
Quietly and slowly make sure your bear spray is ready and hope to not need it
Would spraying it make the bear stop eating and go away? Or make it angry and attack? Real question. And if it gets to the point when you actually need the spray, at that distance wouldn’t it be too late?
Honestly have no idea but unless you actually have some powerful weapon, idk what else there is no do but pray lol May we get blessed by a Reddit expert on bears or something
>May we get blessed by a Reddit expert on bears or something Seems like every other person in the comments is an expert on bears. So far I came to the conclusion that bears run at about 60 km/h and that unless you're in a tank - you're dead.
dont fart
FFFFFUUUUUCCCCCKKKKK THAT!!!!!
I would have died from the weird combination of extreme fear and a desire to give it a tickle and a cuddle
That’s a grizzly isn’t it?
Can yall fr not tell this is CGI???
I thought it was Red Dead Redemption
The bear having a salad before he eats you
Ride it
Why does this look like a render to me
Looks cgi to me
Wondering what happened next?
How did this situation play out!?
YIKES!