Bear Attacks, Drags and Kills Bison in Yellowstone National Park

Shocking video shows a Yellowstone National Park Grizzly Bear attacking, and eventually, killing a Wild Bison near a public parking lot!
"We knew the bear was in the area, as we saw it near the road, less than a mile before turning into the parking lot for the grand Prismatic Overlook hike. While there was a steady flow of walkers, we carried bear spray and remained on the lookout for the bear the entire time.
We weren’t crazy about returning to find the bear so close, just beyond the opposite side of the small parking area. We didn’t even see it until we were at our vehicle. I was particularly relieved that the bear seemed more interested in the bison, so while very close to the car, we simply maintained what felt like a safe distance.
Having lived nearby for decades not minutes, we certainly don’t want our actions or the appearance of our proximity to the animals to set any kind of bad example about approaching wildlife. The camera on this phone boasts a pretty amazing lens and zoom capabilities. So I was able to get all the shots from further than it may appear. The kids enjoyed watching safely from the sunroof of the car. Thanks for the concern, just the same.
Thanks too for all the feedback and comments on my spelling (loser v looser? Fat fingers for sure!). And thanks for the feedback on the music as well! Didn’t know that either would bring out such negative comments by a handful of complete strangers with so much time on their hands?! This was not made for them!
Unfortunately I don’t know how to fix these and still keep the same link to the video. Plus to replace the music with the sounds of nature, I would have had to try to figure out how to edit in a bunch of fake nature noises to drown out all the wind noise. The allowable rights-free KZbin tracks seemed easiest at the time. Apologies to music lovers and lovers of natural sounds alike!"

[@thomasbrooks5370]

Massive respect to an animal that can stand and walk in any capacity while having a full grown grizzly trying to break its spine.

[@paulhomsy2751]

A very young animal nonetheless. That bison was no more than a year old.

[@briceanderson3281]

Respect bison 🦬 👏 ... and thank you for the food I'm about to receive amen 🙏

[@HypnoticHollywood]

Since the bison was bigger than the bear it wasn't a huge task to keep walking while initially being attacked by the bear.

[@fanatik471]

@@HypnoticHollywood while slso being a young bison

[@rudolfsbelozerovs7816]

Adult bison woulda had bear man's fucked up

[@al1410]

When the bear took him across the bridge it began to look more like a murder.

[@kingsupreme25]

Facts... I'm thinking somebody should call the cops

[@jeromeashley9972]

@@kingsupreme25 that's called snitching

[@kingsupreme25]

@@jeromeashley9972 not really...it's just called not minding ur business 😁 Have that bear looking at me like... "🤨 You want some too?"

[@hdjksa52]

@@kingsupreme25 The bear has to eat too. It looks cruel, but it's just nature. Visit a slaughter house, it will make you at least consider becoming a vegetarian.

[@kingsupreme25]

@@hdjksa52 huh? Lol. I don't think you get the initial joke. But thanx on the quick education on the way nature works lol

[@Blahbevava]

Was clearly more than the Bison could Bear.

[@noahsteele195]

Pa-ching

[@MrPomelo555]

I see what you did there !!!!!

[@ashleydaniel3215]

🤣ouch

[@doomjuice.1652]

Lol nice joke-

[@shanettacane7101]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@gemayeljones248]

Grizzly bear: "Let me escort you across this bridge into the afterlife."

[@seanmares2406]

Now that was funny

[@BlizzardSeeker]

Your comment was too funny!

[@777YOUniverse]

lmfao

[@seanmckell5573]

Lol

[@varunkumar7237]

hahaha

[@romeoramos6650]

Well you want to see and enjoy nature, there it is.

[@devinrussell2791]

Dude i seen you everywhere wtf

[@noimage4144]

@@devinrussell2791 Isn't it because you are following this user around?

[@devinrussell2791]

@@noimage4144 first how and why plus wouldn’t it be that he is getting recommended the same videos i am?

[@noorazmi2329]

well, human also nature. I've seen a lot of nature in society.

[@noorazmi2329]

@@devinrussell2791 wtf = work time fun

[@ignacioperez2074]

It is scary how a bear with such weight has so much speed and endurance.

[@noorazmi2329]

that's why you don't want to go against Brock Lesnar empty handed, especially if you are smaller physically.

[@qtt8122]

@@noorazmi2329 lol what are you talking about Brock doesn't have endurance , he whould gas in 2 rounds in a ufc fight.

[@PlanetBlake]

Ignacio Perez: Yeah, Bears are really fast, and they also are good at climbing trees too. Also, they have a sense of smell much more powerful than a even a bloodhound's. Bears really are the apex predator on land. No disrespect to Lions, Tigers and other big cats, but bears are pretty incredible.

[@mattmoschkau84]

A bears stamina is scary insane. A healthy adult bear could sustain a full power attack on another animal for several hours. There is no getting away either, even a bear fattening up to hibernate can run in excess of 25mph and they don’t really have a distance limit. Literally they can outrun the best distance runners in the world! Thankfully bears are smart and most likely would not invest that much effort into anything non survival related.

[@theacechip]

@@PlanetBlake Bears are fast, considering their shape and size, but lions and especially tigers are incredibly agile. A tiger or a lion in the same circumstances would jump on the bison and bring all its weight down on the animals spine, making it drop to the ground. And then it would swiftly grab the throat for the kill.

[@kingsupreme25]

That was the longest ass whuppin I've ever seen

[@shaunclifton5281]

Watch the video where all the cars are watching the black bear cut the wild hog's head off . I believe it's Gatlinburg . That was a bloody beat down.

[@wolfc8755]

@Ronald Hess I seen a grizzly take over 2 hours to kill a big male elk. When it's two very large animals like this, it's neither quick nor easy for either.

[@tresfingeros]

🤔 we were dating yesterday, just want some of that tender hip meat🙈

[@silverblack8312]

What a grizzly scene, can't bear to watch it

[@percyastronautstatus.8780]

Word play.......

[@percyastronautstatus.8780]

Damn.....you good

[@mario3mmelero571]

Disclaimer: "No animals were harmed in the making of this video."

[@johnliebenthal]

Pretty tough bison to stay up and hold out that long.

[@kingbeat101]

Wish the Bison would have tried and kicked..

[@goaconstrictor3037]

Especially because it looks old

[@capnbetty3820]

@@goaconstrictor3037 yeah. But that’s a young bison.

[@applecapitalricer1244]

That was a young ass bison he isnt doing that to a full grown male

[@billlincolnmd9159]

Take your bear spray/and or defense weapon.

[@ericfricke4512]

The way it just stands over its prey and looks around at 3:33 is honestly pretty intimidating. Showing who is the top of the food chain.

[@ResearchNational]

More like "Buffalo takes bear on a walk, then a swim, before being devoured"

[@hyattgotti3052]

he had to marinade himself in the cool waters before laying down to be eaten

[@elessar5848]

Look at those two buddies hugging it out! Why can't humans be more like this?

[@aberamagold7509]

That's what I was thinking, two friends helping each other get across the bridge.

[@ashley_sprinkles]

Poor Bison. I know it's nature but still..imagine getting chewed on your back the whole time all the while trying to escape even taking him, the bear on a river run...only to get eaten and the bear leave him in the river. RIP Bison.

[@JulianGonzalez1974]

That young bison put up a fight. I wouldve been dead a lot faster than he/she. Circle of life is real.

[@billlincolnmd9159]

You meant circle of life and death.

[@mishakolomoicev9701]

Can I put my 10 pence worth in, oh now i forgot. What were we on about?

[@your_royal_highness]

I’m glad I don’t have to work that hard for a meal

[@noorazmi2329]

I bet you are a human.

[@bamabiker]

so do the welfare recipients

[@pearlsr1880]

Funny 🤣🤣

[@jessegibson7145]

That bison had a chance to get away when it first ran the bear off but it kept going forward.

[@madhatter8508]

That bison had no chance to get away. Bears can run much faster than them at a full charge.

[@MariposaEdits]

Bison probably wasn't well either. That is a risky hunt even for a grizzly. Lots can go wrong.

[@saltodelpuma1667]

That bison was old with not much strength and stamina like a young mature bison in its prime.

[@saltodelpuma1667]

@TRUTH _ you mean "couldn't".

[@LastOfThem-d8b]

No. To have a chance at all bison did exactly the highest probability survival tactic. Too bad the bear didnt panic.

[@ManitouGhost]

Nobody got out to take a “selfie” THAT day...

[@thumper62973]

Baby bison? Don't look like a full grown adult to me..

[@Thwarptide]

About 1 year old.

[@samirzaki4780]

Sûre ! He’s to small for an huge one.... Maybe 2,3years

[@ufarkingicehole]

Doesnt look like a fully developed Bear either

[@hvyduty1220]

not a baby not mature

[@ufarkingicehole]

@@hvyduty1220 alice cooper

[@prophetba]

Jeez….the bear is like “ scuse me! You don’t seem to understand buddy! You’re dinner! Cooperate! 😳🤭🤢

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

That bison ran like Marshawn Lynch for as long as he could, which was really impressive. Put up one hell of a fight. That bear wasnt giving up. Know he was tired too. Awesome footage and great video

[@fineartist7710]

Now, just think that this was you walking in the woods enjoying the fresh air and suddenly in front of you appears this Grizzly...So, cautionary tale, when you walk out into nature be prepared with something to defend yourself from a predator, any predator.

[@thomaschristopher8593]

with a few altered adjectives, it's like walking in the ghetto at night.

[@arbyarby3259]

@@thomaschristopher8593 …. True ya probably safer trotting thru the forest or jungle than a ghetto….. lol

[@bobloblaw7030]

and try not to super drunk in bear territory, just ask the Russians, they get eaten all the time while drunk or high on wacky drugs

[@ekaterini001]

You forget that we are predators as well and the bear knows. If you know how to behave 99% encounters will be fine.

[@fineartist7710]

@@ekaterini001 That is true, but I am talking about that 1% where the bear encounter does not go well.

[@510maddog]

Bear: "Hold still! You know you're goin down!!"

[@MarkMphonoman]

I don’t think this is a safe place to park.

[@kenwu7]

Probably not even a safe place to be lol

[@Redneck_Nick]

@@kenwu7 ikrlol

[@a1frma129]

That's why there's no parking signs there...

[@klaybiggins4040]

@@kenwu7 so well said.

[@eulalioestevez3404]

@@kenwu7 ¿ya talking'bout the U.S. Capitol rite? That's also a national theme park...... these days at least.

[@darksense1457]

That was brutal to watch. Yet kinda awesome. Mother nature, total respect.

[@watchman.servant]

bro what do u mean by mother nature?

[@darksense1457]

That (mother) nature is both brutal and beautiful, that truth and law is tooth and claw and you don't fuck with it, that's where the respect comes in. Is that clear enough?

[@jnoyes8180]

Look like the bear was trying to ride it. Dang, that bear wasn’t giving up!

[@fullmoonfool]

@Isaiah Wilson I would imagine berries get kinda boring to bears after so long then they get thinking hey I.m top of the food chain round these parts its bison burger time

[@mt-nv4jd]

The moment when the bison realized his error in judgement...

[@michaeltruthson6262]

Bear- "I would've let you get away with chasing me but people are watching and are going to post this...so I got a rep to protect so RIP rest in pieces buddy"

[@goldieblue8203]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JoeJoe-wp1vv]

🤣🤣🤣 You've inspired me lol

[@phaethonprime6427]

Everybody gangster till the grizzly using your spine to floss.

[@rogerroger5171]

It looked like this happened right at a trail head which is a horrible spot for this to take place. A grizzly will become extremely territorial after a kill and will attack anyone in the area. Hopefully whoever took this alerted the park rangers who would probably need close the area or maybe even haul off the carcass to a more remote area.

[@JonnyBeoulve]

I hope they killed the bear after in the most painful way possible. Karma

[@eam4279]

That bear like...even if you get away im gone at least have some backstraps for dinner tonight

[@bryantwoodard4302]

Headline should read: "Bear gets mouth full of bison winter coat."

[@BrandyBrandalia]

I don't understand why people dislike these videos. The bear has to eat, too.

[@cessealbeach]

He could eat berries and other plants. Bear meat is good

[@jamsxr]

We all need to shit as well 😉

[@doughunt1387]

The bear didn’t eat the bison

[@ze3007]

And what? We can hate it even if it's necessary or not

[@baneofbanes]

Lot of people watch too much Disney.

[@myaccountability3080]

The bear stops and looks around like he/she is committing a murder for a few seconds. 😂

[@andrewright8033]

Because he is.

[@Redkodiak1994]

😂

[@Jeoni22]

A bear is like a walking werewolf, maybe that's where the legend was born

[@theoriginalloser8808]

A gorilla would tear that bear to shreds wtf you talking about theres alot of creatures that can take out a bear

[@Sinnerboy88]

@@theoriginalloser8808 Honestly, I'd say even a primatologist will tell us a gorilla has zero chance against a grizzly. I'm surprised to see people even think a gorilla would have a chance against a bear. A gorilla has no chance in hell. There's literally more reasons than there is time to list why a bear will destroy a gorilla. The gorilla has very little in the way of defense. It doesn't have extremely thick skin so the bear's claws and bite will easily rip into the flesh. Gorilla's bones are thick but not thick enough to withstand the onslaught of the bear... But they are strong in comparison to humans but not strong compared to grizzly bears.. the grizzly is almost twice the weight of a gorilla, runs faster, three or four times stronger pound for pound, and of course has those formidable razor sharp claws that are lacking in the ape and will surely rip the gorilla until it's shredded. The only thing the gorilla has as a slight advantage would be bite force and realistically there's very little difference around 1300psi to 1200psi for a bear on average.. and of course, this is variable, so there's a good chance the bear's bite force could be much stronger than the gorilla. A gorilla can't really do much to a bear except bite and hold on.. bears are used to this and would laugh (if they could laugh) at the gorillas feeble attempts, it's how bears fight one another, soon as the gorilla bites on the bear the bear can just slowly but surely tear it to shreds with it's claws. Bears are the king predator, also bears are awesome and big monkey gorilla is asshole.

[@theoriginalloser8808]

@@Sinnerboy88 wow you must be stupid the gorilla Is much more smarter and agile then a bear a gorilla has a stronger bite then a bear and a gorilla is all around stronger them a bear bud wtf are you talking about your a fool go look up the bite strength and who's more powerful and smarter then a Grizzly okay pal facts are facts okay that doesn't mean the gorilla would always win but there all around stronger dummy look It up then apologize to me

[@spirit13the1st6]

@@theoriginalloser8808 I think a Bengal tiger would take him out ( the bear)

[@Truthasvictim]

Grizz to photographers: Hey, did you get that?

[@haunter4708]

Bear at the end while figuring out what to do with carcass: ‘Did you *have* to go in the water ffs’

[@MichaelGiordano777]

Looks like he got spooked and left the kill imo. That night the other bears had a feast.

[@KamaraNoir]

They always have to be on the lookout for another bear trying to steal their kill. It may have had a couple kills stolen before and its checking the area to ascertain if any other bear will come up and challenge for the carcass.

[@abelwalker4396]

Plot twist: photographer is attacked from behind by grizzly and the bison was just a distraction

[@20BMR]

Plot twist. Idiot 🤡plot twist KZbin comment

[@ksr9t]

I understand it's nature but something is sadly lacking in someone life that they could stand to watch and record something like this. I'm glad I was energetic enough to find other ways to earn a living other than the promotion of something's suffering and death. Hell is too easy for some.

[@dpeasehead]

This makes me really miss the good old days when the short faced bear, saber tooth cats, and mammoths filled the local landscape.

[@redlizerad8268]

Be glad the biggest predator you will see in your backyard is a 800 pound Grizzly and not a 2000 pound short faced bear or a 900 pound Sabertooth cat

[@farmdog3713]

You're that old?

[@K-Boogie7999]

Those where the days

[@soulrebel6309]

Yes a Dino was a household pet

[@XMeTaLLicAx666X]

Shout out to the cameraman for not recording vertically, using a 1950s camera to record, and not shaking the camera at the most pivotal points! Kudos!!

[@sean70729]

AND not bringing his talkative girlfriend.

[@tagamarlin1]

@@sean70729 😂

[@kevinreid8946]

I think about the people who complained when it takes 5 minutes to get there fast food. Imagine having to fight for yours.

[@et7100]

Imagine having to fight to NOT be a meal

[@jdydenverco4419]

Nice capture! Looks like a small/adolescent grizzly. Imagine watching the native bears (i.e., before reintroduction) hunt Bison 150yrs ago.

[@SCARFACE69247]

You just watched that. You don't have to imagine.

[@jamesmatthews4151]

Looked like both bear and bison were young and medium sized. Part of me was rooting for the bison to make better use of its horns to defend itself. Bear was not a very adroit killer as grizzlies go.

[@shaunelijah455]

Absolutely amazing how long that Bison survived and was able to continue walking as that Bear TORE at his SPINE....

[@JohnJohn-qv4mg]

It´s normal, wild animals, even young ones, don´t normally give up regardless what is torn from their bodies. That´s why wildlife is so harsh and brutal. They die only when their organs finally fail.

[@TheCrowDoctor]

Vegans have been real quiet since this video came out.

[@cheremichael367]

@@TheCrowDoctor Trauma... 😮😦

[@farayichakuvinga867]

Whoever said "Across the bridge there's no more sorrow" wasn't being totally honest.

[@marquizewashington5363]

Bison: so yall jus gone record huh?!

[@scottm8914]

😂🤣

[@johnatonjackson8640]

This is what happens when you cut off someone trying to get a parking spot

[@nowzthetime]

That bison put up one hell of a fight

[@travitoc2556]

The bison is wagging his tail, he’s so happy!

[@ashokasrinivasrao8929]

What type of analysis you want make. ?? It's struggling for life. You are imagining that it is happy. ,🤐🤐🤐

[@brents1643]

Nature is brutal

[@shopobjetdart]

Top speed of a Grizzly: 35 mph for about 100 yards Top sped of a Bison: 35 mph and can maintain speed for an hour Guess it boils down to who is smarter...

[@wasidanatsali6374]

Watch “Grizzly Bear Kills Caribou RAW footage *no annoying music” if you think a grizzly can only run at top speed for 100 yards. Anyone who thinks they can outrun a griz should watch this video.

[@chippersonsencyclopediaemp1318]

I feel as awkward as that bison just slowly waiting to die

[@zion6550]

Bear: Come here already Bison: Please get off me

[@TheOicyu812]

Alternate video title: A Grizzly Bear performing one of the essential life functions that Grizzly Bears are normally known to do in nature. The name of that function is: Feeding.

[@johngivens2115]

Or just say “Grizzley bear hunts & kills bison in Yellowstone national park”. Your title is too long, sucks & isn’t really specific as to the location

[@saltodelpuma1667]

That was an old bison that has seen better days, that's why that bear was able to tackle it down. RIP old bison.

[@kimbaweeabney1948]

Teen. Even the females are larger than that and they move as a herd. Perhaps a young male

[@D_Hill]

lol, not old, very young actually. nice try though bisonologist

[@theotherside931]

*You know nothing about bears if you think a bison can take down a bear.*

[@kimbaweeabney1948]

@@theotherside931 That animal was alone, now go back and read what I said: Wolves and grizzly bears can kill adult bison, but predation has little effect on the bison population. Bison usually face their attackers and defend themselves as a group, making them more difficult to kill than animals like elk that run away. The size of bison also plays a role in persuading predators to look for an easier meal.

[@adamsmith3996]

Wrong it wasn't even full grown

[@grammy965]

It's nature but still hard to watch for me 😳

[@kimbaweeabney1948]

Teen male got away from the herd or was ran off

[@anthonydesroches8897]

I'm from a small town my adopted dad owned a strip mine lake. I saw some nature stuff I once witnessed a crow crying to catch this big bass. And the bass was trying to get the crow. I said the bass would get the crow. My adopted dad said the crow will get the bass. Well bass had himself KFC that dad.

[@anthonydesroches8897]

One time he had 30 geese in the yard with babies. My adopted mom told us to go out and scare them off. We said hell no we stay in we arnt that stupid. She said we were sissies we replied yep we are sissies and proud of it. Better to be a sissies then a dern fool. She took a broom and said I handle this I'm not afraid watch this. My adopted dad said yea we will watch. She went outside she swung that brook screaming. That was all it took all 30 jumped her we sat and watched and laughed. She came in screaming saying why didn't you help me they attacked me. He told her we are sissies remember.

[@christianrodriguez1783]

Bear said “remember all that shit you was talking? What’s up now I’m on your ass”

[@lcjjr.6714]

I’m sure you edited out the moans and cries of the bison. Nature can be violently cruel, inhumane and horrifying! Yet many individuals still condemn hunters who harvest game with one quick lethal rifle shot.

[@richgerow3472]

That's because hunting is unneccesary. This bear has to kill to eat, and thus has to kill to survive. It's not killing the bison just for the fun it like hunters do. Humans have domesticated animals like cattle and pigs that provide us with an easy source of meat that we can pick up just by walking down to the supermarket. We don't need to hunt to survive anymore. Hunting now is taking pleasure in killing something. That's way it's condemed.

[@cyndismith4939]

@@richgerow3472 Millions of hunters still hunt for food. It could very well be argued that a clean kill in the wild is more humane than a slaughter house kill.

[@seangarner7188]

@@richgerow3472 Get off it dude. A majority of hunters hunt for food and I guarantee their kill is way more humane than that meat from the supermarket...or do you think it just magically appears in the package?

[@josephinesok4444]

Fivk that bear scandalous violent vulture

[@ecaryn.]

Come on. 'Millions' or even 'a majority' of hunters do not hunt for food. Yes, they may eat what they kill, but let's be real, that is in no way the same as hunting to eat for survival. The percentage of hunters who meet that criteria are few to naught. Hunting while living in a developed culture that farms livestock is, plain and simple, killing for entertainment. It may indeed be more humane to kill with one shot than death by farming, but the inhumane tragedy comes from the senseless taking of a FREE life while so many others are bred, farmed and butchered for your sustenance already.

[@guidorogno7818]

Great Video ! Thanks from Italy .

[@bickabraham2397]

One persistent bear!! Impressive animal!

[@chefberto881]

That bear wanted a bison 🍔

[@pearlsr1880]

Grizzly bears are the worst predators. They don't kill instantly. They maul you, shake you up like a rag doll and chew you to pieces, slowly... horrible death

[@somevids4187]

Frankly I don’t get what’s all the fuss with preserving the bear and wolf populations (mainly bears)… I’m in Romania, the place with the largest brown bear population in Europe, you can’t hunt them here. Why do we care so much about predators that can be obvious dangers to us if encountered? Sure, ecosystem, food chain and all that, but they’re not doing many great things it would seem…

[@gishathosaurus6828]

You clearly haven't seen spotted hyenas or wild dogs eat...

[@cobyveron]

0:03 bear ran for his life😂😂

[@chicaliqc]

Nah that's the rope a dope!

[@StevenTorrey]

Impressive filming.

[@D-S-G.]

The bear was lucky there was only one bison, but also smart to go after the one who strayed from his group

[@TristanDmarco]

Bear was like, "c'mon on bro, I just wanna ride on your back."

[@ritemolawbks8012]

I don't know all the rules of the park, but the ungodly act @ 2:15 should be prohibited. Wild or not, they shouldn't be doing that in front of the guest. I think the bison is still a minor.

[@Peter.Trading]

Bison’s last words: “C’mon Lenny, you said this was just for the tourist, ease up...wow that really hurts, wtf...you bastard!

[@spirit13the1st6]

Bison"I forgot to tell you,I have aids and covid" Bear " aww sh*+"

[@kairakxz]

It looks like the Bison thought they were playing at first this is actually sad

[@78FullSizeBronco]

"It's the circle of life, son." -King Mufasa

[@kairakxz]

@Jeremy are you on crack?

[@chriswaltman5313]

"There's only one animal that can hope to survive a fight with a Grizzly Bear... another Grizzly." - Marty Stouffer

[@Shane-zx4ps]

Tiger or lion

[@chuckpollard9717]

@@Shane-zx4ps I assume you are joking. A full grown grizzly bear would rip a lion or tiger to shreds one on one. Wouldn't even be a fair fight.

[@kmp8563]

@@chuckpollard9717 a hippo or African elephant might be too much for a grizzly bear to handle though. A human with a big enough gun is the single most capable predator on the planet though

[@obiwan2112]

That's a lot of work. Makes me glad that when I want some meat all I have to do is go to the grocery store and buy it.

[@neesineesi7887]

😂

[@Noneofyourbusinessbro]

Come on you pussy. Go get ur meat like this bear did.

[@kobebaynes946]

@@Noneofyourbusinessbro it’s just a bear.

[@stinkykid1352]

@@Noneofyourbusinessbro mald

[@christophersol354]

The bears stubby feet going across the bridge is funny

[@lamecasuelas2]

That Bear's got stamina!

[@c.f.pedraza4057]

Damn, you never expect a half ton grizzly to whip its neck like that.

[@prakharmishra3997]

Grizzlies aren’t ‘half a ton’. According to a study by Blanchard in Yellowstone in 1987 with a sample of 30 adult males, the average weight of adult male Grizzlies is only 193kg.

[@4uhuru]

You know that's a "Domesticated" bear, he biting the Bison's back🤣😅😂

[@alyxskyler]

?

[@KurlandHickory]

Not going to lie. That grizzly running on its toes to bring down the bison is pretty cute

[@jcrewzak9409]

The bear was probably embarrassed about how long it took him to kill this bison.

[@marksalver1765]

Yearling. Any bigger and that bear probably wouldn't have tried

[@bettylove9952]

I hate seeing that poor animal killed, but everyone has to eat. Life : (

[@davidleonard7439]

Now... Just imagine if Grizzly Bear were pack hunters.

[@spirit13the1st6]

Yeah,you couldn't go through these areas without a military escort.

[@thatinspiredme1073]

I’m impressed by how fast the bear can run backwards!

[@terrysmith4465]

Gives new meaning to eat on the go

[@lasagessedemarie]

Underated

[@dejiadeleye5697]

Bear: Please Bison: No! Bear: Just let me rip one pound of flesh from your body Bison: No! Bear Just One! Bison: NO!

[@thelandballin747]

Wait, people hike in this area, and they think that they are safe because they carry bear spray??? Wow, i would have to have a shotgun.

[@jeffharden2797]

A shotgun wouldn’t work either! Next time you’re in a gun store, look for the huge 6 shooter pistols that are meant to kill bears close up!😳

[@tomc.3987]

It looked like the little buffalo thought they were playing at first. Mr. (or Ms.) Grizzly bear wasn't joking around.

[@JP-sb6ll]

That’s just the way Bear’s get a ride back home after having too much Honey.

[@ahamstercalledpeanut]

Bison: Ok where are we going? To you're cave cool! Oh wait.

[@henryhill6126]

You gotta sleep on your back in Yellowstone. Bears be trippin.

[@mouthfulladeez]

He's just a little guy. Where are his bison brothers? He's so proud of his take down at the end! lol☺️

[@ronlawrence342]

It’s interesting how the bear makes no attempt to bite the throat and strangle the Buffalo , but just wrestled and chews through its back. Doesn’t kill like the big cats at all . Ugh! Can’t imagine what was going through the buffalos mind.

[@athanakop7775]

throat biting is for cats.

[@mjsmcd]

bears will eat u alive A young russian woman was on her cellphone with mom when it happened to her Horrifying

[@PartyFights]

"Oh fuck"

[@stefanwolfe1906]

Big cats absolutely do the same thing lol it’s to weigh their back legs down while avoiding the horns. That’s how lions take down buffalo and giraffes too

[@admorris11]

Nature at its finest

[@MbisonBalrog]

Nature can be so cruel and cute. Bear looked like my shih tzu play fighting me over toy

[@annalynn5709]

Since the bison is young, and not with a herd, its probably a young male that just reached breeding age. In the summer, males separate and go off on their own or in little bacherlor groups. The young have a high rate of mortality because they are still learning things - like how to fend off bears.

[@annalynn5709]

yeah ive seen bison calves and this guy is probably around weening age, maybe a little older

[@truthseeker6410]

The thrust on those head shakes is extremely powerful.

[@mentalcelandproud]

r u that annoying atheist who always makes deragotory comments about islam to just get a few likes??

[@TheCrowDoctor]

@@mentalcelandproud Making fun of Islam is shit making fun of Christians though thats the good shit.

[@mentalcelandproud]

@@TheCrowDoctor yep guess what who the real dipshit here is??yep..thats you

[@TheCrowDoctor]

@@mentalcelandproud And you just lost I got a reaction outta you see that's why you never should have replied to the other guy in the first place.

[@justplainbrad7713]

@@TheCrowDoctor No one can lose to you, until you first learn how to read & write English...and that includes using "....'s & ,,,,'s", and any other symbols you think are OK to omit. Why should those who like to read what/how other people think, go through brain-cramps trying to understand a near illiterate?

[@anniebean2087]

After reading the title I thought, "wouldn't the bear kill the bison first and THEN drag it away?", but, then I watched the end of the video, and I wasn't so confused anymore.

[@joshmattheu8670]

I like how the bison only seems Mildy annoyed with his own violent death

[@nozecone]

He's pretty chill about the whole thing. Maybe he knows something we don't .....

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

The harsh reality of nature, and NEVER forget that it's ALWAY'S man that is encroaching and invading the wilderness.

[@garyteague4480]

Bear knows that if he gets into the backbone and spine then that is it

[@penultimateh766]

You gotta love a country that has both giant wild predators AND potable tap-water.

[@bornfromforeign]

Imagine both if them heard a gunshot 😆 they would run a zig zag