8 Bear Encounters You Really Shouldn't Watch

[@mookieflex4613]

“Hey bear get down. “ Bear: understandable have a nice day

[@Bambotb]

7 was fucking scary

[@Itallmakessense556]

😂😂😂

[@lauras3612]

LOL!!!!

[@claudiotormen759]

good thing that the bear knew english

[@Kombat_Wombat]

Yeah it seems just asking bears nicely works better than shooting them… that seems to piss them off

[@-o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o-]

The one with the bear coming up the stairs and charging, with the last second closing of the door was a better jumpscare than most horror movies have.

[@monsterftw4481]

I prefer those than those video game and horror movie jump scares to be honest. Besides, that just shows how quick bears seriously are.

[@nalu1172]

that guy is a f*****g idiot.. it's like he was playing a game with the bear.. the moment i notice a bear in my house I'm locking myself in a room, getting to the roof if i can and calling the police if not just immediately shooting it myself

[@livelife4228TBAS]

Bears are too quick that's scary

[@monsterftw4481]

@@livelife4228TBAS They sure are

[@Bob1332s]

@@monsterftw4481 i mean this in a nice way but no shit bro that was real life

[@chriskendall1614]

That last one just showed how incredibly fast a bear can close the distance! Just pure anger, muscle, teeth and claws.

[@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782]

Yeah that was scary. My son and I encountered a Momma bear. That animal was looking for one of her cubs. And she was extremely fast . Like a blur going through the trees. It mauled our dog a bit. But he's a survivor.

[@x_VALTIEL_x]

@@FreneticFolklore That's not only false but also stupid.

[@theoriginaltroll388]

@@FreneticFolkloreI’ve for sure seen videos about angry Tigers 😂😂😂😂 seen a few angry baboons and monkeys as wdll

[@gregbrost730]

Have you ever met the bees?

[@freddy7304]

@@FreneticFolklore not true

[@Mickyboi1]

That bear up the stairs thing is literally what my phobia was as a child when going to the toilet in the middle of the night😂 and I live in Scotland where there hasn’t even been bears in hundreds of years

[@CartmanVlaams]

BUT you have Nessie 😂 Vive l'Ecosse!

[@Forge603]

Bro lmfao

[@AlanaBananaCanada]

@@CartmanVlaams the Scots brought nessy to Canada. He lives in the Okanogan now.

[@AlanaBananaCanada]

Kind of like the killer whales that murder people are bred and shipped around to aquariums, nessie offspring are shipped. Ours is called Ogopogo.

[@theyuki-fay-multiverse9086]

I had a nightmare where I was Goin downstairs at night, there was a alien wachin me through the window

[@chiku.3701]

I was amazed that a man fed a wild bear. ''The man was russian'' Totally understandable.

[@jae2333]

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[@trafficjon400]

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[@unknownuser6757]

Yeah those Russians don’t fear nothin’

[@Asiansxsymbol]

@@unknownuser6757 False! They fear the Ukrainians. 🤣

[@ganzw-erde-n4784]

@@unknownuser6757 they are crazy and defenetly stupid!

[@stellamoritz]

I live in Montana, bear encounters are very common here. There have been attacks, but they’re not as common as you think, and they’re usually because it’s a mom with babies, they feel threatened, or they’re really hungry. Bears are scared of you. They aren’t gonna go after you with no reason. But if you sneak up on them whether on accident or on purpose, they’re gonna get scared and they’re gonna attack. The best thing if you’re in the wild and you see a bear is to make noise. Let the bear know you’re there. Yell, be loud. 90% of the time the bear will avoid you. We carry bear spray and bear bells. Bear bells are bells that you wear on your shoes so you make noise when you walk. Bear spray is essentially a really strong pepper spray. It’ll give you about 10 seconds to get out of there, and most of the time the bears gonna run away. Don’t ever run or scream. Running is gonna make the bear chase you. Screaming is gonna sound like a wounded animal and an easy target. Put your arms up in the air and SLOWLY back up. Do not turn your back to the bear. If the bear takes a step toward you stop. In a firm, deep voice (never screaming), yell at the bear. Doesn’t matter if you’re saying (hey bear go away) or some ancient war cry they don’t understand English lol it doesn’t matter. And don’t climb a tree. Bears can climb. Faster than you can. And when you inevitably have to come back out of the tree, with a bear after you, you’re gonna get hurt falling out of the tree. Be safe out there!

[@jinkazama9017]

I'm going with the ancient warcry 😂

[@pat_diesel]

Much easier to just not live in Montana

[@erisgh0sted961]

That bear in the house is like "you recording me bro?! You recording ME?!"

[@AEGISAOE]

Karen Bear: "You don't have my consent to video tape me"

[@joshtaylor9884]

That last one would've had me literally shaking in my boots. No way I would've been able to get that shot off so quick. Just makes one realize that a gun really can't save you if you don't have the training and experience. The outdoorsman in the video obviously has both.

[@banan163]

He was probably ready because of the cubs, im no bear expert but if i saw cubs id have my gun ready too. Grizzly bears are very protective

[@b-2466]

@@banan163 exactly. I agree with the original comment, you need training but if he was smart that pistol was pulled when he saw the first cub.

[@ChrisSmith-zv1qd]

Facts

[@Bob1332s]

How come they always use semi--auto rifles? I would feel safer with a machine gun in case I miss the first shot lol

[@PrinterRotative8]

when you see the cubs, you prepare yourself

[@mello3214]

I mean it’s really not supposed to be funny but the lady napping on the porch is is really hilarious I’m glad she’s ok !!!!! 🤣🤣

[@Asiansxsymbol]

She stood her ground and kicked its arse.

[@TheMightyGoldenWest]

Meh, It's just a black bear

[@eisleyism]

Black bears almost never attack and aren't very aggressive. Doesn't mean you should be stupid around them, but that bear was just curious.

[@rgaraymd]

That black bear was even more scared than the lady. Hahaha

[@jenniferanderson6822]

Luckily it was a black bear, black bears mostly are scared of human haha

[@gc2161]

The aggression on the last one was absolutely scary.

[@aelahn]

I wish I could see it but stupid youtube cards at the end of the videos wont let me

[@lashaxoperia5917]

That is because Momma bear thought kids were in danger

[@matthewrossilini5808]

Phew. That last incident was terrifying. She moved incredibly fast. Had she not been scared, it would be near impossible for most people to make a succesful shot on target. So much adrenaline and stress. Dont even want to think about it

[@timothy199662002]

I met the guy behind the camera! Mike... I cant think of his last name.

[@anonymousf454]

@@timothy199662002 hope he was wearing his brown pants that day

[@timothy199662002]

@@anonymousf454 it didn't bother him at all. He never left the camera.

[@anonymousf454]

@@timothy199662002 yea, moving probably would have made it worse

[@timothy199662002]

I don't think you have a clue what you're talking about. He wasn't leaving the camera.

[@Quentin-me7fl]

That last clip is real. The man firing is Braun Kopsack, a big game guide who is a legend in Alaska. He and I were best friends during high school in PA. The man is tough as nails and fearless, and absolutely amazed me at his willingness to tough it out, under any circumstance, to finish whatever he started out to do, without complaint. He's in his late 60's now, and though I haven't seen him in 45+ years, bet my life he's still as tough as ever

[@Delvin-j4f]

Do you know if he still guides?

[@a.m.1298]

What's his sexual orientation?

[@Ana20arA]

@@a.m.1298he likes feminine petite voluptuous submissive beautiful women. Sorry

[@SunSHINEdiva]

Oh! I thought it was Chris Wexler from high school in Maine!

[@bryandungee1029]

@@a.m.1298… y be weird n lame??? Attention

[@AydenC]

The bears were lucky that the Russians weren’t hungry, or else they will be food

[@supercal3944]

😂

[@rosalindearp8806]

Bear meat is good.

[@fadwen88]

"Come on Bruno, those russians look Hungry A.F."

[@whiteobama3032]

The russian meme is kinda dead after they got their ass kicked by Ukrainians

[@InattentiveADHB]

Khabib would've destroyed those bear cubs to be fair

[@Terlinilia]

it's crazy how chill a bear could be

[@desertmoonlee6631]

@memeland exactly i find it funny some idiots say they are animal lovers. I don’t care about creatures don’t care about us animal or humans just leave me alone

[@annadrift4]

Always surprises me how delicate they can be like when they carefully open things with their claws.

[@punkrockllama]

​@memeland911bears don't consider us food (other than polar bears). They do consider us territorial rivals. They're also not really hunters. They're more like scavengers.

[@hgge-j6d]

@@punkrockllama polar bars have to just eat anything there is nothing else besides fish sea lions or some shit

[@rayjaymoney1441]

4:12 I love the look he gives after saying “I’m gonna have to use force” lmao

[@nallontrails]

May be like the force which was used in the last clip...

[@dhgcrack3r111]

@@nallontrailsI’m sure there even stronger.

[@dirremoire]

"Let me go see if I can get her to charge me, I'll get more views that way"

[@pulsare.m.6719]

Watching a wild angry animal charges right at you is one of the most terrifying things.

[@VarthalabauHair]

A medium sized dog charging at you is terror inducing, imagine a huge ass bear lmao.

[@voiceofreason1613]

​@@VarthalabauHairtrue lol

[@dogsoldier791]

Still not as terrifying as my wife charging at me

[@CaptainSkylander]

6:35 That was not "an accident"... That was a *calculated ambush* planned by both the baby fox and the bear.

[@TheRealNatNat]

😅😆

[@jim9990]

Realistically the bear was just using the trail to get places not follow the hiker

[@jsilva7005]

@@jim9990 Of course you would say that. You’re just a shill for big bear.

[@DeuceGenius]

never trust a fox. them mfers are sly

[@CaptainSkylander]

@@jim9990 Nah, the hiker eventually blew the bear's cover so it decided to perform a tactical retreat to HQ.

[@intodarkness-jy6mp]

I’m so happy the other guy on that trail had the common sense to not run away from it, that clip could’ve ended very differently had the person been less informed.

[@Tandle779]

i dont know if the last one is real but that man's quick reflexes and having his hand already on the firearm is absolutely heroic. That is some old-world dexterity, I wonder how he sleeps.

[@georgeford3514]

He had his firearm ready for a bear but will only have his camera for bigfoot.

[@micaKTM1290]

It's legit. An experienced outdoorsman, he knew where there are cubs there is mama bear, had his hand on his sidearm. I saw an interview with him, probably here on YT somewhere.

[@LeedleLee457]

It's real. The original video is here on KZbin, showing the gunshot, sound, and bear growls. There's even interviews with the cameraman.

[@doug3228]

if the mother bear was fearless, it would be fatal even if it hits, the hide of this animal is thick.

[@seancagney8897]

@@doug3228 No doubt, that gun is not taking out a Bear that size that quickly....

[@jollygreenjustin]

5:51 "but moments later something unexpected happens" That was exactly what I did expect would happen.

[@Thelikebutton123]

😂

[@swag489]

they were calling they bear over, wasn’t a scary experience for them more a fun thing

[@rosalindearp8806]

That last one was terrifying!

[@senethsajeewaka]

yessssssssssss

[@joeyricefried9621]

Holy sh*t. Almost no time to think.

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

@@joeyricefried9621 Yeah, bears look slow and clumsy but they're extremely fast and agile creatures. A 900lb bear can charge at a blistering speed, much faster than a human can run.

[@--uradopted]

@@maxxxmodelz4061 much faster than any human today… gotta say those Hunter gathers from right before the agricultural revolution ran way faster than we do today and were on average more capable of handling bears than we are today as well. Now think about those humans that had to scavenge for their food before they became hunters they probably could run at incredible speeds and be very efficient too! Their life depended on it. As a runner, pace is super important, I can only imagine what a base pace for an ancient human was. Also not to mention that humans had bands, so there was usually more than one human to fend off a predator, still, they probably had a much better chance individually lol

[@AspireGMD]

@@maxxxmodelz4061 Bipedalism has it's benefits and it's downsides.

[@apll4818]

The reaction time of the last guy honestly was fucking incredible

[@oldeagle2514]

I can remember a fishing trip up north, we were in the fish house, it was basically a screened in kitchen and counter to clean your fish. It was getting dark, a bear came up and put his paws on the screen wanting our fish! My 3 year old daughter who is 40 years old now saw him and let out a blood curdling scream that alerted the entire camp, the bear took off running! It is legend that this bear is still running to this very day!!!

[@youonlyliveonce2556]

😆

[@assertivekarma1909]

Observant children & dogs can be useful parts of a security system, and a young girls scream is a force onto itself lol.

[@bgiovannic]

Hmmmmm... Up north WHERE

[@anthonybarker9019]

@@assertivekarma1909 facts🤣

[@MadR0ckCliMa]

I almost met our maker this summer due to a bear encounter… 8 years as a fishing guide in Alaska never had a bear encounter like this one. My dog triggered the reaction too. I was in an area where the likelihood of animals ever of seeing a human in their lifetimes was extremely unlikely. Ran into a sow with 3 cubs while driving my small 16ft John boat with a jet down river in shallow water. Dog sees bears starts barking. This triggered a very aggressive response from mom as we’re going down river getting closer to the four. I was handcuffed in about a foot of water and a river about 25 feet wide stopping not an option turning around not an option… blaze down river was the only hand I had. The roar from this sow was drowning out my motor and how black her eyes… I get triggered now when I see brown bears… And the last clip all to familiar… except she chased me down river 🤣

[@MightyJabroni]

I am glad that you and your dog are still with us. Jeez ... that must have been terrifying.

[@lemon3817]

Why were you handcuffed? Did i miss something

[@user-cc9vw4mo6g]

You gotta put that dog down or at least outside on a two foot chain

[@alomon7738]

@@user-cc9vw4mo6g how about put you down, instead?

[@user-cc9vw4mo6g]

@@alomon7738 that’s fine but I think the world would benefit more from someone like you being gone more I’m sure of it ask your “loved ones” and see the lie in their eyes when they tell you they love you

[@audiostuff9065]

god damn that grizzly closes the distance quick

[@vityazsix]

It can run through any terrain without being effected just like we would run on the sidewalk

[@peakyblinders352]

3:06 I love how the hunter starts saying ‘’hey bear’’

[@chillwillfromtheville]

The way that bear came upstairs was one of the funniest things I’ve seen this year 😂😂😂😂

[@shubberoo]

that bear came up the stairs like it pays the mortgage 😭💀

[@Bcflamer]

After an interaction with a Bear and her cubs in the woods camping on a river with my wife. I literally haven't stopped having dreams including bears. They usually end with the Bear chasing me. Everything about them is terrifying

[@nikkitamariestenner4850]

I really wanna know what happened with the 2nd one! that bear looked angry coming up the stairs

[@BuckScrotumn]

I cannot believe the last one. By far the most aggressive approach I’ve ever seen an animal take. Like her entire plan is “barrel like a freight train towards anything that moves.”

[@izoyt]

bears can be super fast.

[@sn0_]

that shit was so clutch my god

[@SlavaSesh]

that's what bears do, they're highly aggressive most of the time and people who think otherwise win darwin awards

[@stepmothercity]

⁠grizzly bears are aggressive, but attacks from black bears are really rare and usually only happen if you get too close to a female’s cubs.

[@lashaxoperia5917]

She was aggressive because of her kids. You never go near to bear cubs when Mother is near or you are getting killed

[@Muxtrixbattles838]

alternative title: “8 encounters that prove the cameraman never dies”

[@theconnoisseur5]

What's funny is black bears are mostly just curious when they approach humans, and are as skittish as whitetails. Black bears are not as aggressive as most think

[@WTFuToob]

FYI, clip 6 and 3 were not Brown or "Grizzly" bears. They are actually Black bears with brown coats, (sounds silly I know, but it's very important to get the correct identification because their size and temperaments are vastly different.)

[@ryleefrates9541]

Cinnamon bear is the term for that coloration of black bear

[@laurenmendoza4235]

The rest of them were, though?

[@WTFuToob]

@@laurenmendoza4235 Clips 4 & 1 are the only true Brown/ "Grizzly" Bears.

[@stonescapelamps]

Big O'l brown black bear.

[@SOSchangedme]

Yeah browns are rare to see in CA but it wasn't a Grizzly for sure. 👍🏻

[@DGodwithaplan2]

0:24 *I laughed so hard at that sound effect.* I’m sorry 😂😂😂😂

[@bobbwest]

There are no grizzly bears in the Claremont Wilderness Area, which is in California, where we haven’t had grizzly’s since 1924. This is a black bear, which come in many colors to include the very common brown. A grizzly bear has a pronounced hump on the shoulders.

[@jimtheobald1141]

Exactly

[@evanwindom3265]

Yep -- it's an impressive black bear, not a grizzly.

[@dutchvan.740]

6:50

[@cray1185]

Oh thank goodness. I would so much more like to be eaten by a black bear than a grizzly 😝.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Cray118, it’s actually makes a big difference. Grizzly bears are much more likely to attack humans and more dangerous when they do.

[@elaxerblaxer]

7:34 The bear’s sneak-in is more quieter than most professional robbers!

[@wiZAZArd420]

9:07, those mother bears charge with so much aggression.

[@CM-on1iy]

women...

[@wiZAZArd420]

Something you don’t get

[@AutisticBearLover]

Well because they’ve evolved to become lethal and even suicidal killing machines with their cubs. Bear cubs are one of the smallest mammals to be born so it’s in the mother bear’s instincts to be that way.

[@beanzwtf968]

Oh yeah, an angry mom of almost any mammalian species is a force to be reckoned with.

[@izoyt]

@@AutisticBearLover mostly because of aggressive males when mating. they can kills cubs, where mama bear can fight to death to their protection. this is where their crazy protection instincts are coming from, imo. they see humans as deadly treat to cubs, so as they always say, stay away from cubs. one nasty thing is, cubs can be very playful and intrigued, start running towards you etc, and that could lead to dangerous situations..

[@poshgentleman559]

That bear going upstairs😂...imagine that coming into your bedroom in the middle of the night😱😂😂

[@NateClay]

Imagine waking up and there's a bear INSIDE YOUR HOUSE.

[@johnnyavalos9109]

Me- loading ammo into my rifle or slug shells into my shotgun. Bear breakfast for me 🥩

[@beanzwtf968]

@@johnnyavalos9109 hell yeah, brother. 00 buckshot: the answer to most of life’s problems

[@tikoakinney6644]

Scary ass hell

[@oslayer1616]

:(

[@jillkoerber5192]

I'd literally die

[@omnione12]

2:38 that menacing look is rather damn adorable in my opinion

[@intensepassion3382]

I can't believe people actually stop to record a bear encounter.

[@dothrakicatboy2319]

If you survive, it's a cool video. If you die, it's a final goodbye to your loved ones.

[@thecollector4574]

@@dothrakicatboy2319 exactly

[@ThePanningPhase]

1:28 scared the Mickey outta his ass. 😂

[@Staysober_drizzy]

5:35 that bear lowkey chill 7:28 he just trying to chill

[@MRHEISHIMM]

9:03 if they had no gun or even FUMBLED with the gun a little bit and didnt get a shot off.. they'd all be dead meat just like that one video where that bear killed all those guys at the construction site trying to protect their cubs, it even killed their dog.

[@KatKrueger]

😱 What video/story is that?

[@MRHEISHIMM]

@@KatKrueger look at the link ^

[@barb6725]

No link there matey

[@MRHEISHIMM]

@@barb6725 or just search "Russian Bears meets Russian Dog" its about a 1 minute & 10 sec vid. There's these construction workers with their dog . The dog ran into some cubs. The construction workers thought completely nothing of it when their dog starting barking & having a stand off with the cubs. Then, around the end of the vid, the Momma Bear just pops out of nowhere, walks up slowly... sniffs around.. looks around.. then planted her eyes on them , put her head down & just fucking full fledged charged at the entire group the SAME WAY she charged at the guys in THIS video & everyone was mauled, including the dog. Also, they all legitimately couldn't run ANYWHERE cause they were all sitting inside of some type of thing, it wasn't a tent though, idk what it was but they were cornered, they were f*cked from the beginning. Thats why I said, in this vid, had they didn't get a shot off or even fumbled with the gun, they were dead meat literally. A Momma Bear with her cubs isn't looking to spare you once they start charging at you like that. They coming to demolish you AND Eat you ALIVE once they get you!

[@MRHEISHIMM]

@@KatKrueger or just search "Russian Bears meets Russian Dog" its about a 1 minute & 10 sec vid. There's these construction workers with their dog . The dog ran into some cubs. The construction workers thought completely nothing of it when their dog starting barking & having a stand off with the cubs. Then, around the end of the vid, the Momma Bear just pops out of nowhere, walks up slowly... sniffs around.. looks around.. then planted her eyes on them , put her head down & just fucking full fledged charged at the entire group the SAME WAY she charged at the guys in THIS video & everyone was mauled, including the dog. Also, they all legitimately couldn't run ANYWHERE cause they were all sitting inside of some type of thing, it wasn't a tent though, idk what it was but they were cornered, they were f*cked from the beginning. Thats why I said, in this vid, had they didn't get a shot off or even fumbled with the gun, they were dead meat literally. A Momma Bear with her cubs isn't looking to spare you once they start charging at you like that. They coming to demolish you AND Eat you ALIVE once they get you!

[@NightWolf-uc2fu]

5:28 the bear be like you got the stuff 🐻

[@barb6725]

How people can fall asleep so peacefully in their garden in bear countries amazes me every time I’m from a country where we don’t have bears like that and I’m amazed at these people I’d pass out 😂🤣

[@reneeliverson8413]

Bro, I would cry

[@obilove4223]

It’s tough definitely, but where I live, even though I live in bear county, we’re more scared of cobra chickens.

[@jscott893]

All I'm seeing here is "I'm a coward, preserving life while not living it"

[@Diddley_Squat]

Do you go camping? Same thing.

[@fightthelies4349]

Fun fact, black bears don't usually kill people.

[@daxxenkelson9956]

7:25 that bear was just going on a hike too.

[@dgreater1]

6:00 Russians chilling with their bear brothers as always

[@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782]

These are the most non dangerous encounters I've ever seen on KZbin. It's kind of cool. What I wanted to say is that there are videos out there that actually show the attacks and their consequences. This one is not like that. I like this one better.

[@MarqueeliusThe_III]

If you think this is non-dangerous then I need to see what you actually find dangerous.

[@Trash2000s]

You missed the ending and the guy pinned in a tree. Also the lady who nearly got her face swiped off by a frightened bear.

[@lfforever7991]

So a bear in your house isn’t a dangerous encounter? What are you on?

[@mee091000]

​@@lfforever7991 Imagine if they had dogs

[@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782]

@@MarqueeliusThe_III While shed hunting last spring our dog got attacked by a mother black bear. She had her cubs. Smacked the dog up a bit. She was a scary and big 3-400 lbs. In all the excitement, she couldn't find one of the cubs. My son took the dog and hid down over a ridge. The Momma bear was grunting and obviously concerned about her cub. Finally she found the cub and soon after disappeared into the brush. Now that was dangerous because she would have attacked us if we hadn't tried to hide in heavy brush. What I mean about this being a the most non-dangerous is compared to the videos where the bears actually catch the guy. There are some bloody ugly videos out there in

[@johnnywalker8326]

At 3:19. Hey Bear! Down Bear! Silly little brown Bear! Now available with accompanying music on DVD!

[@mahmoodali5043]

liked that in the last clip the dude didn't fling or freeze; just took aim and fired in a second.

[@BuckScrotumn]

6:41 is by far my favorite because he is just minding his business like everyone else lmao.

[@shahin5025]

The narrator tries to make the bears more terrifying than they really are in more than half of the videos *facepalm*

[@bttawfiq]

Although Bears show some signs of aggression or other emotions, they are still very difficult to read, they are indeed unpredictable, they may look calm and uninterested, then in a split second, boom! An attack!

[@Diddley_Squat]

That's how everything is

[@Lego_fan112]

The part at 5:36 was so dangerous, never mess with a wild Russian💀

[@82dorrin]

Bear 1: Don't say it! Don't you DARE say- Bear 2: Let's hibernate! I find Winter to be so... unBEARable!! Haha!! Bear 1: I hate you so much...

[@TheSme14]

Glad that the “Bear footsteps” subtitle comes up at the bottoms so I know what kind of footsteps I’m hearing 👍🏼

[@leegoddard2618]

The momma with the 3 cubs. Whoa, first off, I don't think I would have Ever put myself in that situation. That was scary AF. !!!😵😵😵

[@obcane3072]

What's scary is they floated into the bear's area. Controlling the raft away from the cubs isn't easy and momma had to protect. That charge was fast.

[@mr.4leafclova866]

IMAGINE SLEEPING AND A BEAR IS SNIFFING YOU😵‍💫🤕

[@lauras3612]

The one sneaking in through the window and helping itself to a bag of snacks was too cute.

[@discobean54]

When my bf first bought his cabin he had gone to bed one night after a couple drinks and left his cheese and crackers on the deck with the intent to clean up in he morning. He said he woke up the next morning to make coffee and turned around to see a bear on the deck eating his leftovers. The bear saw him, hopped off and began to run away and purportedly stopped, hesitating for a moment before deciding to run back for the crackers and then left. LOL

[@lauras3612]

@@discobean54 SO adorable!!! Glad he managed to have a snack!

[@AD45]

​@@lauras3612 Good thing the snack wasn't the human

[@strawberrysherbet96]

Bro was all giggling and stuff until that bear almost made it inside his room. 😂 coulda tore down the door too lol

[@jodybateman1657]

That last one I saw when it aired it got my hair to tingling wow that was intense watching it, I can't imagine being right there ! She would have torn them apart, awesome thinking on the guides part to shoot into the water in front of her, at least he didn't have to kill her!

[@69sound81]

A bear won't fall easy, I bet they actually hit the bear fairly well to stop her and make her run away. If you do your research, gun shot sound and weak impacts (wrongly placed or weak cartridge) will only make a mama bear charge more intensly because you confirm you are a threat to her cubs but you don't put her in such a bad position to be affraid of getting killed. That mama bear will die from the injuries, remember bears aint like humans, they dont bleed so evidently as us, they have very big structures to help them and they are so strong that they can get deadly injured and still run away or keep fighting just to die hours or days later.

[@mgray1609]

Guide didn't shoot the water. He missed.

[@jodybateman1657]

@@mgray1609 he shot in front of her to keep from having to kill the cubs.i watched this show when it came on the outdoor channel years ago.

[@Vroooooommmmmm]

@@69sound81 a nicely placed .45 would do the job

[@Vroooooommmmmm]

@editasevcikova1505 lmfao no way 2 shots with a .45 to to the head will drop the bear instantly. The only thing bear spray will do is piss off the bear

[@St4rsl4y3r]

Russian people are just special . Also yes bears can be curious but that DOESNT mean YOU SHOULDNT stay away from them

[@milankostic5401]

That last one looks like Usain Bolt at 2X speed approaching you 😂

[@SnGrg]

The intense suspenseful music and narration tone on the Russian highway at 5:11 where they feed the bear didn't work on me. These are Russians, they and the bear drink vodka together and the bear even pushes the wheelchair haha.

[@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis]

If only these people had said “That’s far enough!!” The bear would’ve turned around, gave a look and then left. Or so I’ve heard.

[@judd0112]

Or possibly a sidearm or 12 gauge for home defense in dense bear zones. But they are probably anti gun. Etc. Guns don’t kill people,people kill people

[@judd0112]

@Edita Ševčíková most people who are killed usually always use bear spray with no effect or never got to pull the trigger to spray it. The bear is practically on top of u by that time. Even if he takes a direct him he’s still coming at I’m assuming almost full speed and can kill you while blinded and im gonna say even more angry I’ll take a 12 gauge with a slug or the double buckshot not sure which is more deadly. I know the buckshot spread increases with distance but I’ve seen what it can do to a tree and it stays together for longer that I/you would think. Yeah 99% of bears are more scared of u and will flee. But when I’m walking with my kid I’m not rolling the dice on those odds cause it’s not worth it. 12 gauge and a sidearm in case it’s too close to then with shotgun or point it

[@dkoning373]

I love the high pitched “hello” to the baby fox and then the “holy crap” to the bear

[@ruthmccurdy8623]

The man hiking the Appalachian mountain reminded me of a man I knew named Gypsy. Glad all are safe. Even the schmucks who fed the bears. Duh. Blessings

[@atticus9907]

There’s no such thing…even a young cub could give you all the fight you’d ever want if it was pissed off or felt cornered.

[@Cj-pc4id]

Old lady in the first was like: “can’t ever have a nice day on my day off. Matta fact I’m bouta whoop yo ass”😂

[@the-greatmpc5630]

I can’t be the only one that hates how he over dramatizes every single encounter. Just tell the story but you don’t have to make it seem like it’s super scary when it’s literally just a bear in close vicinity do a human

[@nameless-e8z]

stay mad

[@notzephery]

"Just". Keep crying 😂

[@LLBluntman]

How many is Big mad because the narrator of this video is descriptive and very detailed bro sit your ass down somewhere if you don't like the f****** video don't watch it

[@damianwhite504]

Bears are like great white sharks on land.

[@LeChalet360]

It’s remarkable how in the last clip, the man was composed enough to fire the shot. Remarkable really.

[@dreadmacklemore9951]

I think once they saw the cubs they were already on edge if they didn't see the cubs and the bear just sprang on them and he got the shot off with no warning then he'd be like a mini John wick

[@neilhoem5229]

#3 says it took place in the Claremont Wilderness Park which is near Los Angeles. There's no Grizzly Bears in Southern California except for in a zoo.

[@AutisticBearLover]

Probably a black bear with a brown coat

[@calamityclash0018]

@@AutisticBearLover black bears don’t have brown coats

[@redrick8900]

@@calamityclash0018 Guess again.

[@iColHax]

This is why it's important to train and protect yourself before going camping, hiking, you name it!

[@traditionalsoldier3639]

Or better yet, don't go camping

[@HEMPHILL84]

That was some mommy bear stuff right there. She popped out like a mom…”What u say to my kids?”

[@RjDaOne01]

I'm sorry but 1:43 made me laugh so hard🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@heinzfiction5242]

Greetings from Germany! Nice! A new episode! 🍾👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@STONECOLD1988]

1:15 natural selection… like if the bear had got him I would’ve kept rooting for the bear

[@JoeyCheex0583]

i love the bears that just bust into houses lol

[@fightthelies4349]

Around here(colorado 9000') we lock our car doors because of bears. Not people lol

[@jonathancabrera7543]

At 6:40 That's Me Going Back To My Room

[@GruppeSechs]

Jesus Christ that last one is more horrifying than any actual horror movie. I'd be petrified with fear seeing something that lumbering just barrel at him like a cougar.

[@Puppygirll]

“you really shouldnt watch” so i clicked immediately

[@pittsfieldbeast]

Brown bears and grizzly bears are different. Grizzly bears are a subspecies of brown bear. In other words. All grizzlies are brown bears but not all brown bears are grizzlies.

[@Foxymus]

Humans: sends man into space Also humans: sticks hand out of window to a bear

[@sashafagan9798]

The camera on the first clip confused me so much, like why is there a camera filming and why is it at that height 😂

[@rhuttrho88]

What? You don't have a camera filming you while you sleep? Weirdo!😁😃😉

[@weirdlybeloved]

8:02 Burglar Bear 😂

[@mrivantchernegovski3869]

Most bears get fearful and anxious when confronted by people cause they know we are dangerous and they freeze,flight or fight

[@WTfire10]

Most animals do because the ones that did not respect humans Most likely couldn't pass on their genes

[@AlexTuduran]

Bear encounter in other countries: "Hey bear", "Get back!" *shoots a gun*, *prepares bear spray*. Bear encounter in Russia: "Cyka bear, high five!" "Here you go, more food and vodka."

[@senthilkumaran2982]

Nice collection. Also am surprised how the Russians were so close to the large animal. It could have taken them down in no time.

[@cherryspritz6254]

yeah those russians really are scary sometimes, it’s a good thing the bear didn’t mess with them

[@luqiora3066]

@@kalbsleber those cubs could probably injure you seriously

[@r4x__]

8:14 nah I can’t breathe man 😂😂 he’s the landlord now lmao

[@ragingredhead9555]

Imagine a situation where you have a serial killer and a bear break into you house. Which one would you rather face off with? 😂 Personally I found that video of the bear in that guys house marching up the stairs and running at him fricken terrifying. I would go run into the room the serial killer is hiding in. 😂😂

[@beanzwtf968]

Grab a shotgun, shoot the killer, then shoot the bear. 00 buckshot shouldn’t leave much of the killer left, and it’ll eviscerate the bear’s head.

[@TheShahkulu]

If it's a black bear, I'll take that since they're usually scaredy cats unless protecting cubs or food. If it's a grizzly, f that the serial killer will likely give me a cleaner death.

[@ragingredhead9555]

@@TheShahkulu My thoughts exactly 😂😂😂

[@doorsfanatic163]

I go with black bear because you can make your self look big but if it coming at you jab it in the eyes

[@karlhans6678]

@@ragingredhead9555 i would hide in the closet with you ;)

[@sweetkittiez]

7:35 can you imagine coming home to this 😮

[@CrazyDiamond419]

They’re so cute but man they can get vicious in a split second. Those Russians petting it are crazy!

[@ianmwangi4591]

Yep but this is normal in Russia

[@Nope991]

They are idiots. Petting and/or feeding wild animals is one of the most idiotic things humans do.

[@nolanr1400]

@@Nope991 wild humans don't exist anymore though

[@Nope991]

@@nolanr1400 What are you talking about?

[@nolanr1400]

@@Nope991 hahaha Nice move

[@jrhaere4363]

" with a menacing look" the look: 0_0

[@luqiora3066]

So relieved the last video someone was ready to fire anytime, so stressful to watch

[@mgray1609]

That's a good guide. But I hate to say it. He didnt shoot the water. He missed. That situation you have to shoot it. Charging or bluff is hard to tell that close.

[@mawimarc6616]

Mamabears are pure perfection

[@thebeautyofnatureandanimal1771]

Wow! These are the encounters we try to avoid. Especially with a mama bear and cubs.

[@hetzer7575]

Me watching a recording of an american close encouter with a bear: 😨😱 Me watching a recording of a russian close encouter with a bear:☺😃

[@CorteX87]

When it comes to bears if it's black fight back/make a lot of noise if it's brown, lay down and do not move if it's white.....say your goodbyes because you're getting air dropped to the afterlife

[@parrislucas_]

Its natural to want to feed wild animals but people have to start realizing that there putting that animal one step closer to being killed

[@caroid9093]

They should either just stop doing it

[@caroid9093]

They should either just stop doing it

[@creoletatted8790]

Not natural for black ppl lmao couldn’t pay me to do that