10 States With The Most Bear Attack Deaths

[@kornelpanik6137]

love your videos!

[@systemuser8701]

GREAT Material !!! The monotone narration just ruins it.

[@mitsuri3096]

Now we need highest deer attacks

[@sheilamclaughlin963]

This isn’t all of them, very few per mid 1900’s

[@jamesvonwald3518]

In New Jersey black bears are practically big as a German Shepherd. But don't underestimate their strength by their size. For black bears just being intimidating by making yourself big and noisy. They even run from barking dogs.

[@Svensk7119]

For the record, it wasn't until the 70s or so that human activity was considered as a possible culprit in bear attacks. That is, cleaning up the dumps, not feeding the bears in the National Parks, and proper food storage for all forms of camping were not emphasized until then. I believe it wasn't until the Obama Administration that carrying fire irons in parks for self-defense was made legal.

[@richardsillery324]

Forgot to mention the 5yr old girl killed by a black bear in Fallsburg NY 2002

[@rohitkolluri4021]

“Black bears generally avoid humans”

[@Mrchinacountryball]

Moral of the story: Properly store your food

[@Busybryan]

I've seen a couple black bears here in Eastern Oregon Northern Eastern Oregon that is lol. Although I don't know if any bear related deaths in this area I know very well to take precautions while camping