Bear kills cub

[@ne1productions777]

There was a third cub that never came down. Don't trust anybody ever. He was smart

[@thentfcommander6684]

facts

[@marjorjorietillman856]

The second cub on the same tree, was next to his sibling, but didn’t move fast like his sibling. I guess being so young, he thought the big bear was so focused on its sibling only, at that moment!

[@Mitozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz]

That cub is good as dead anyway from a slow and grizzling death of starvation. Bear rule: If you can't find food and feed your younglings, devour them instead. They are fucktrash anyway. 😎👈

[@geostrophc]

Natural selection

[@dw3094]

The guy filming should have put out more food! That bear went there because there is always food put out for them to eat. When he seen it was all gone, he took what he could get!

[@TheMamspoker]

For anybody who thinks you can climb a tree to escape a bear, a human has no chance.

[@memoryrinehart]

What is best way without a gun?

[@bitpat7008]

It's harder for a human to climb a tree compared to a bear. Most people cant even climb a tree because it's so difficult for us.

[@memoryrinehart]

@PS 400 I get it (about the sh..), but running will make it run for you all the more...If you're at a distance and it doesn't detect you yet, yes by all means get out.

[@mookeychase0907]

Nor can you out swim or out run them...again no chance!

[@gooberrulz]

@SLEGAN THUNDERHAMMER This sow didn't get the memo. It might not be a griz but it shows the strength and agility of these big creatures. Awesome. kzbin.info/www/bejne/noa1mHSVd7OGfcU

[@ADCar]

So nice to see a bear video with out the camera operator saying, "Oh my God, oh my God" over and over again.

[@anthonybui1531]

Hunters do not yell

[@Latenivenatrix_Mcmasterae]

Well it’s survival of the fittest

[@Latenivenatrix_Mcmasterae]

@@anthonybui1531 don’t think he’s a hunter

[@Latenivenatrix_Mcmasterae]

@@anthonybui1531 not at the moment I mean, looks like he’s on a second floor or something

[@Clingan5]

@@Latenivenatrix_Mcmasterae yes and no lol. He's sitting in/on a tree stand so he can hunt from a couple stories up.

[@theguy3571]

I used to think if a bear chased me all I had to do was climb a tree. I was wrong.

[@Caranthirn]

You can if you are escaping from grizzly. If you have time you can climb higher than them. But you cant escape from black bears. Try to fight against black bears.

[@ruthless-ryu8619]

Caranthirn do not fight s black bear you will be screwed

[@foodlover3190]

😄

[@adriangomez362]

@@ruthless-ryu8619 well you can’t out run them or out climb them so standing your ground and making noises is your best chance

[@ruthless-ryu8619]

@@adriangomez362 black bears don’t go away if you play dead tho

[@SN-sk8co]

That scream when you face death is the same for every species.

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

🥺

[@lonekiterrocky]

A chilling gut wrenching scream!

[@cv507]

screams. as far as we knöw it wear All the sayme ^ ^ charmeh ?

[@kevinpoynter6697]

Yeah I've realized most things make the same kind of sounds when being eaten alive by a giant predator

[@josezuniga4968]

Fish, snakes, spiders, whales, do you want me to keep going?

[@nicktherajah2243]

This looks to be a hungry mother bear with her two near-adult sized hungry cubs that have run into a pair of smaller orphaned cubs that were waiting in the tree for their own mother bear. The orphaned cubs were probably separated from there original mother from either their mom being killed or chased away by a male bear and the cubs ran up the tree for safety while the mom distracted the male. The orphan cubs must've thought that the new mother bear was either their mom or a friendly bear since it probably gave off a similar "motherly" scent toward her own cubs if you will. The mother bear with the two larger cubs probably only saw the little cubs as food for her and her own cubs and having the smaller cubs approach her only triggered her defensive "mother bear" instincts, even if the orphaned cubs weren't approaching her in an aggressive manner. It's very rare to see a bear or any other nondomesticated animal try to take in or "adopt" orphaned animals, even of the same species as one of their own. It really is a dog-eat-dog world out there, but unfortunately, on 5/19/2017 it was a bear-eat-bear day. If you ever see a bear cub in the wild, GO AWAY IMMEDIATELY, and prepare yourself with bear mace because their mother is either close by or was killed by an even bigger predator that's close by as well. If you ever run into a Brown or Grizzly Bear, get in the fetal position and play dead while guarding your neck and vital organs since those bears just want to kill you to eliminate a possible threat for them. If you run into a Black Bear, fight with everything you've got because that bear wants to eat you. If you encounter a bear in the winter, GO AWAY, that thing is hangry because it didn't store enough food for winter hibernation so it will eat anything it can, no matter what the prey is. It's best to always have a can of bear mace on you when you're outdoors, even if you're just taking a hike because even though you probably won't ever have to face-off against a bear in the wild, it's never been pretty for those who have and you should protect yourself just in case.

[@RC-mq8ig]

The information you shared could definitely safe someone's life

[@icannotpretend5834]

Wow. Good to know!! Alot of that i didnt know or think of. Thanks for sharing.

[@venomousorange8495]

🎱

[@PhenomProductions23]

Just carry a Big Rifle and Magnum. You'll be alright.

[@grandmaj5046]

@Mitchell Heath What he said is absolutely correct. A sow will kill cubs of not only her own but of other females as well. The one thing I do disagree with is that it is not rare for a sow to adopt the cubs of another sow. There are plenty of records of just that to prove that in fact they will. There is a perfect example at Explore.org where a bear named Holly adopted a cub of another sow who was being sought out by a boar during breeding season. That sow abandoned her cub to keep it from being killed by that boar so that he might breed with her. Holly then adopted that cub and raised him as her own.

[@roberttheiss6377]

You can't really seem to tell a bear's motives until the deed is done. I dislike people trying to interpret bear behavior in other videos like "the bear is just curious, the bear isn't charging you, the bear doesn't see you"

[@fourearwolf3315]

Right, it’s like, are you the bear?

[@cv507]

is it just myth ? Fantassey ? the whites walking with tyGer$? etc??? ^ ^

[@rollinsomethingbutiforgot]

People in general are really sociopathic and unable to genuinely fathom empathy. They often mistake emotionality for empathy.

[@jerrybobteasdale]

Zactly. Especially the ones who automatically assign friendly motives.

[@mynameislisa2281]

They're trying to humanize animals, and put more importance on animals than people. It's ignorant and sickening.

[@johngordon6716]

The thing that gets me is how the mother bear initially charges and goes up the tree a little bit and is seemingly about to walk away until she looks back at the cubs and goes "Screw it". Imagine the relief those cubs felt when it seemed they were safe only to have their hopes dashed when the mother came all the way up the tree.

[@WonderOfU70]

*insert pikachu face*

[@Sephiroth08150]

It's a black bear trait. Mom will not commit to protect her cubs. Rangers can tag cubs while the sow is watching, all she will do is fake charging them.

[@misha3479]

Bears are known to turn on their cubs and eat them when food is scares. It's really sad but that's nature

[@mrj.kottari8453]

@@Sephiroth08150 Those two wee cubs were most likely different sow's who is either dead/killed or was chased so far away by large male that she couldn't track down her cubs' location. The sow that climbs up the tree has 3 yearling cubs you can see in the video

[@davidgreen7835]

The mother will run if she doesn't think she'll win. She assumes and hopes the cubs are smart enough to climb as high as they can and wait for the danger to pass, and only come down when she comes back for them. Maybe the cubs in this video thought the stranger was their mom for a moment, or maybe they were just being little assholes, but either way, that's what happens when you screw around.

[@linkingwithnaz1295]

Poor baby bears came down hoping to be taken in by other mother bear. Probably their own mother was killed.

[@countrygirlxo7188]

Those screams were heartbreaking. 🌹

[@youtubekeepscensoringme]

It's natural every animal would scream when it face death

[@countrygirlxo7188]

study channel obviously. So annoying how every time people talk about nature some moron has to state of obvious. Yes it’s nature but it was still sad to hear... 🤦‍♀️

[@cuttinupthecarpet504]

@@youtubekeepscensoringme we all know its nature but it's still heartbreaking you heartless pos .

[@joedrumer9029]

@@countrygirlxo7188 and if cubs were your children?😫O.m.g.

[@brettshannon4032]

I felt bad hearing it too, but felt worse for its siblings that had to watch.. idk

[@BeeBrotha]

My guess is that the cubs were from another bear...

[@susanfielding257]

Exactly he will kill them to bring her back in season so he can mate with her

[@BlackLove76]

william dohn What?

[@mikesharon2822]

@william dohn ur an idiot

[@aaron47tv74]

@william dohn lol

[@victorvictor7802]

@Marten Dekker how you know?

[@cheryltoth7319]

Horrible death screams of tiny cub. I think the tiny ones were orphaned due to bear baiting otherwise they would have stayed in tree like mom said until she returned. The tiny cubs mistakenly thought the female with half grown cubs was "friendly" and sought out to be a mom to them.

[@seanjohnson8943]

Pretty amazing how a animal that size can run up a tree with ease.

[@XOXO-mb2vh]

Built for it

[@kendellsmith104]

They run even faster

[@PhenomProductions23]

If you had claws as sharp as Wolverine from X-Men om your hands and feet you wouldn't need a ladder to climb up a tree either.

[@mrj.kottari8453]

Under that thick skin they're pure muscle

[@fubartotale3389]

Its a defense against brown bears who are not good climbers, and will kill black bears if they get the chance.

[@LeoTheYuty]

Very sad, but incredible footage. You can see the whole process without extreme blur, even to the point where the bear yanks down the cub and runs off with it. Very nice video indeed.

[@overlord6815]

It's weird because she didnt seem to mind them at first, then she just decided to kill them.

[@badgerpa9]

Food. Bears are equal opportunity cannibals.

[@phatbui8924]

@@badgerpa9 yea but why didnt she killed em when they were right in her face?

[@badgerpa9]

@@phatbui8924 Just a guess since no way to really read her mind, but she seemed to look around as if she is looking for their mother. When she did not see the other mother she went for an easy meal for her.

[@unusualtomato5]

She did mind, she was waiting to see if their mom was about to run up and nail her in the ass for checking out her cubs for dinner. Bears don't charge up with that kind of posture and quickness because they wanna be friends, lol. She either killed them to eliminate competition or for food.

[@michaelhorn4679]

He*

[@aerofpv2109]

There was a 3rd pup up there next the the tree where that pup was snatched and killed. That 3rd pup will be a smart dominant bear in due time.

[@CastleMc]

too young to survive alone

[@opo3628]

As a cub, without the support and protection from its mother, the chances that it survived to adulthood are very slim.

[@coryburns1905]

That was a superior video over others because the guy filming wasn't talking we don't need the guy filming to be talking it's just annoying it was a good video

[@iMpRiSiOnEd]

Cory Burns if I had an aggressive sow that close to me I wouldn't say a fuckin word either.

[@sswcubes]

If he spoke he might get the same treatment as cub bear.

[@drakekay6577]

Yea, so tired of the human ego needing to socialize. Observation is NOT attention you get. It is attention you give!!!!

[@Reach41]

@@drakekay6577 Remember that next time BEFORE you post.

[@icannotpretend5834]

@@drakekay6577 I like that. I mean its rather obvious but i like how you put it into words. People talk too much!

[@NASkeywest]

“Humans are so cruel.” *Mother Nature.*

[@sonnywoods6846]

In all of these nature/animal videos, one person always says Humans are worse than animals. I would like to know where those people are at in this video. I don't know any Human mother that eats another Mothers' cubs on the regular

[@somerandomguy7458]

@@sonnywoods6846we are regulated by society.

[@burningdaylights]

@somerandomguy7458 That's all that's keeping you from eating babies? Sort yourself out, weirdo.

[@rainierzx9677]

Humans are animals, so in reality, humans and everything we do is part of nature as well. We just like separating ourselves, its a superiority complex really.

[@blackbeltjones2903]

​@@sonnywoods6846 and how many non-human animals very purposely put others through the worst kinds of suffering (torture, mass murder, rape, etc) all while guided by the intelligence and reasoning we supposedly have? Animals are fairly simple creatures who can't grasp concepts like right and wrong. We do, and still choose to make sentient beings suffer. Humans are easily the cruelest species on the planet.

[@2233golf2]

High quality camera work........amazingly professional........no unnecessary movements.....no disturbing noises......best format......simply outstanding.....class of its own.....big thank you....

[@DjDobleU809]

Comment with so many dots, annoying. Unnecessary.

[@mikebarker9187]

Portrait. Not landscape. Fail.

[@HannahFountain-wr7fl]

No disturbing noises?

[@michael.starbuck1998]

I gotta say that I'm impressed the person holding the camera kept calm when this happened. I understand there are bears that will do things like that if they absolutely have to in order to survive, but the camera person probably did better than I would've.

[@Commenting_mymind]

Is that the mother bear ? Strange behavior if so. The other cub doesn't stand a chance if that's momma. Sad

[@saiprimal98]

@@Commenting_mymind no it was another female who had older cubs with her. The smaller cubs seem to have been left behind by their mother for some reason.

[@Epicwildproductions1697]

@@saiprimal98 Mother went for the milk this time instead of dad.

[@countrybuiltlife]

Hunter in a stand. That’s his bait site. If state allowed. Bow hunters are a different breed. I do rifle. Don’t wanna be that close to bear unless it’s had led.

[@mr.objective6936]

Only black bears (smaller species) can easily climb up trees like a monkey. Brown (Grisley) bears can’t- only their cubs can do it. ALL bears will eat any animal - and any baby bear that is not their own.

[@WereAllThatBored]

I’d piss myself if I ever heard that noise while camping

[@active4delta]

Only after I’ve already shit myself.

[@derekmeeks4006]

Theres another video on youtube where a grizzly bear is digging on the side of the road. It ends up being a den of black bear cubs. It tricks them into making them think it left. The shrieking is much more horrifying.

[@thomasfoss9963]

I've done wilderness trips in Canada/US for 25 years, have had Bears in my tent a few times, but nothing you hear in the states compares to the sounds of death you hear on the African Savanna at night!!!!!!!!!!! When night falls, the sounds of death are everywhere...........

[@teakquinlan3828]

Hell, I'd shit myself!

[@carldrogo9492]

What about cumming and squirting?

[@billblaski9523]

Dang poor cubs, their mom probably dead and they see another mother bear and they know nothing so they probably going to her "Hey we lost, can u help us?" and she just murks them lol. Its crazy cus the cubs went up to her and looked like they smelled each other with no problem. Then the mom just decided a minute later to kill those cubs. Damn nature, u scary!

[@SicFromTheKush]

Also it seems like a lot of bears in one area, so even to kill it to prevent it from eating your prey in the future, seems like a decision

[@desireewhitstone1196]

only one cub sadly one had to be sacerficed :(

[@danni1993]

@@SicFromTheKush The reason there were so many bears, is because he was "baiting' them with food, from the large blue barrels. A very unscrupulous way to hunt.

[@FinessedAnalyzer]

@@danni1993 good point

[@enlighten274]

@@danni1993 why was he baiting them? Is he a poacher? And where the mama of the little cubs?

[@Caleb_Mandrake872]

Vertical Filming is illegal in the United States

[@trevorstrutt1]

wtf lol

[@tedclutter7326]

Punishable by bear mauling and eaten alive

[@perrymatherne2021]

So is illegal immigration

[@nediusvalar6685]

Breathing in USA is illegal...

[@LNERMallard]

Shit, let's petition for that to be the 28th Amendment to the Constitution. I think both major parties would be on board for that.

[@TheMikeyDFiles]

they seemed like those were not her cubs. even the other cubs were acting strange towards them.

[@Dee-oj5zm]

@Yummy Spaghetti Noodles that's... not racist

[@jiovanna4136]

@Yummy Spaghetti Noodles Huh? That's not racist Moron!? That means she killed other cups, that don't belong to her...that's what bears do and other animals...nothing to do with race...Animals are not humans, race isn't a thing to them.

[@herbthompson8937]

the amount of people that dont know black bears climb trees like we walk on the ground is astounding

[@rumorady-4566]

Oh poor lil baby bear..he fought til the end that lil one.. How sad..

[@DebbieTomkoSUNSHINE]

Rumorady - bears are very strict with their young....if they don't listen, this is what happens...that is why they are not hunting humans., bears know that a young cub that doesn't listen, will grow up and be a bigger problem. , but, since they have been getting hunted and killed in their dens with their young in Alaska, per trumps executive order, things are changing...carry bear spray.

[@DebbieTomkoSUNSHINE]

CANALI Rodriguez trump wrote an executive order allowing hunters to kill bears and Cubs in their dens in Alaska.......this is making it unsafe for bears to stay in their dens, therefore, roaming more and more...just look at the increase in bear attacks since trumps executive order....it will only get worse....bears do not understand state lines, therefore will take any human as a threat.

[@melissazietz1241]

@@DebbieTomkoSUNSHINE So, the bear killed the cub... because of Trump? Wow, just when I thought you people couldn't get any nuttier....

[@bruhd4560]

Why are you watching this if it makes you sad

[@nigralurker]

@@DebbieTomkoSUNSHINE What was the executive order called? I'd like to read it.

[@Wolverine8091]

I'm impressed by how fast he climbed the tree and grabbed the cub jeez

[@FendergtrJam]

That was a SOW "Mother Bear 🐻 "

[@redhammer6601]

they can climb way faster then that, that was a slow stroll for that bear

[@tetsushatarii2108]

Black Bears are like giant squirrels when they climb. It’s unreal how good that are at it even at hundreds of pounds.

[@Mitozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz]

@@tetsushatarii2108 They are all muscle, we can't see it coz of the fur.

[@joycesymone1706]

I finally seen the other cub that was high up in the other tree. Very smart

[@residentrump3271]

What began as a fun family outing quickly became a tragedy that rocked this normally peaceful woodland community.....

[@JMRCOVERS]

:( I wonder what happened to the other 2 cubs. By the way, there were 3 lol. One was in the tree the whole time!

[@Armored_Muskrat]

Yes, you're right, the third cub is visible on the left around 1:23 and on the right near the top at 1:34.

[@viperbroncoalmasty]

Eventually....they will all get eaten, if they have no mother to protect them

[@carldrogo9492]

​@@viperbroncoalmasty 😊

[@mr.nibblenips4231]

That depressed me.

[@markgolden6265]

So, for the countless time or hearing how cute they are and thinking nothing will ever happen around any Bear. At anytime we all could become a meal. I would never hike without a weapon that could save one’s life!

[@andreashoppe1969]

You're so lucky that the bear wasn't climbing YOUR tree

[@jazzcabbage9561]

Clearly they were another bears younger cubs so she wasn't killing her own offspring.

[@Damarcus123]

Damn nature! You brutal!

[@elfhighmage8240]

Humans: "Hold our beer..."

[@ImperfectionGuaranteed]

That ever loving god.

[@AN-xs7dw]

But when a human does it, its cruel. I see you Vegans

[@Damarcus123]

@@AN-xs7dw fax

[@infamouspotato2028]

@@AN-xs7dw evil*, even humans are capable of crueltly but only humans are called evil for that

[@闘将餺飥男]

Wonderful video!😁

[@tonyhernandez7855]

Weird the bear didn’t kill the cub when the cubs approached the bear on the ground

[@nigralurker]

This is the major reason why evolution has made bear mothers to be so protective of their own offspring.

[@trafficjon400]

1% of what you think you know. Evolutions or not. Man shot the sow that owned those 2 cubs did you know. explain that so called evolution. witch ever one it may be believed . how we got here has control over us. 1 year ago oh deer

[@chadzard4]

@@trafficjon400 Shut up pseudo intellectual.

[@johnniefinney3266]

Bruh I can't see the comments

[@carldrogo9492]

Clearly NOT evolved enough if they resort to cannibalism.

[@JokerbatmanKing]

Joe rogan sent me here

[@audis4ni99a]

idk if its the same video he was mentioning tho...

[@aliqureshi2494]

That radio guy?

[@JayT10200]

And??

[@2002-n8s]

Wrong video lol

[@judithcampbell3354]

Sad to see but it’s nature and nature can be cruel sometimes. Thank You for sharing this with me. A’ho

[@dylan15243]

Food barrels bringing bears into a small area while someone's filming is nature??? Lol

[@johnmoore4714]

Damn poor little fella

[@LukaTisus]

Positive those two tiny cubs were likely orphaned. Considering this seems to be filmed at a bait station which is probably frequented by hunters that know about it and use it. One of the many reasons baiting bears is illegal in BC, most hunters actually follow basic fucking laws, but you get the occasional idiot that shoots the first 'meat bear' he sees without waiting and watching to make sure it's a male... makes legal hunters look bad when this happens 'cuz the leaf-lickers end up lumping us all together in the same boat.

[@bluefoxthecutest2628]

Wtf is a leaf licker?

[@larptm9083]

@@bluefoxthecutest2628 liberals

[@CNDcovert]

well said

[@myquirkisfred9614]

@Italian American Nationalist And vegans.

[@samuelwilliams3044]

Fuck predator hunting. If that’s the case that the mother was killed by a dumb hunter then he’s responsible for the dead cub as well

[@MrVb66]

Usually big male bears can't climb trees,,,, I think this was a female bear that's why the cubs initially gravitated towards her, Female bears have been known to eat other female's cubs For the protein so that she may be able to nurse her own cups

[@joeguzman3558]

Bears will eat anything including humans so never go into the woods whitout protection

[@AmSoph45]

pussy

[@frankbruno7246]

Joe Guzman will a ribbed edge extra thick condom do the trick ?

[@Deena_S]

Joe Guzman without protection? Are you saying that if you get attacked that the animal should be killed?

[@williamsmiley8884]

deena Herrm are you saying animal life is more important than human life?

[@mauricecardinal6352]

Yes she is William. Bears are cute and cuddly. She wants one.

[@spencergarner4213]

In the wild kingdom, life is "brutally short" for some.

[@carldrogo9492]

Same thing in 3rd-world countries. 🤷

[@TheReefRobber]

I liked and subscribed.

[@element720]

How such a large heavy creature can climb a tree that fast is beyond me.

[@MelousiPousi]

Do you think that if the cubs ran to the top where the tree gets thinner the bear could get it?

[@element720]

@@MelousiPousi Yes

[@MelousiPousi]

@@element720 figured was just wondering thanks

[@mr.objective6936]

Only black bears (smaller species) can easily climb up trees like a monkey. Brown (Grisley) bears can’t- only their cubs can do it. ALL bears will eat any animal - and any baby bear that is not their own.

[@xxspawnxx]

Bears eat bears. Savage life

[@jurassicsmackdown6359]

Dont forget, black bears can basically run up trees Dont be climbin no trees now

[@dylan15243]

Rather fight a bear in the tree or on the ground?

[@willong1000]

Oh, look at the adorable and cuddl... WTF! Welcome to the wonderful world of NOT DISNEY!

[@dennisfossey4312]

Two smaller cubs from a different sow of course, wonder where it was while it's cub got killed by the other sow.? Too bad but it happens without our knowing it.

[@adamaizenberg756]

It’s heartbreaking for sure but it’s life in the wild. There are no rules in the wild other than to survive.

[@christineligouri3124]

Circle of life..I get it but man when you see it play out in front of your eyes it's very sad, especially listening to that poor cub cry 😢

[@jasminehand2078]

oh wow! this is so sad! if only we knew the actual reason that bear did that to the cub.

[@PhantomM16]

Jasmine Hand, it’s instinct for boar (male) bears to kill cubs that are not theirs. They kill them, eat them and then are free to mate with the mother to pass their genes on.

[@gangshitbitch8244]

PhantomM16 BUT THATS A FEMALE you dont see the two other cubs?? They were from a different bear thats not in the video

[@robertjanez7467]

@@PhantomM16 Male beer "fathers' have nothing to do with their own children, - they sex the female in the spring 1x, impregnate them, and aren't involved with the mother raising their children after birth. In fact the father will eat their own kids - he doesn't know or care otherwise. He doesn't care about passing on his genes. It is just nature's calling that he needs to sex a female bear in the spring.

[@justinbailey5455]

My guess is…. The barrels were there to attract the bears so they could be hunted. I imagine the cubs were without their mother because she was hunted by the person filming or whoever else hunts that area, leaving the cubs motherless. Another bear family comes along attracted by the barrels and I can only imagine the cubs came down thinking/hoping that maybe that was their mother or that they’d be taken in… And it seemed for a sec like maybe it was gonna work, but ultimately not, as it’s rare for a wild animal to take in another’s offspring. Sad story but nature is that way unfortunately.

[@dylan15243]

Is that nature when humans are interfering? Barrels of food arnt found in nature.

[@jakerizzo6237]

@@dylan15243 humans are part of nature dawg

[@dylan15243]

@@jakerizzo6237 so wise

[@jakerizzo6237]

@@dylan15243 not saying hunting bear is good it's fucked up but orcas kill for fun sometimes and leave their dead bodies untouched. these things are still nature (unless of course there was a systematic killing of buffalo like early USA days which was very unnatural

[@Jkazic]

ITS ILLEGAL TO HUNT MOTHER BEAR. It's more likely that she was attacked by this female and ran away she also made the cubs go up in to the tree for safety, they make puff sound

[@krashd]

Bear on bear violence is getting worse, it's like a jungle, sometimes it makes me wonder why I keep from going under.

[@maulcs]

Even if you take out the human equation, nature isn't beautiful, it's ruthless and cruel as fuck.

[@wesleyhempoli5548]

what are you talking about? it goes WITHOUT SAYING that natural by definition is seperate from humanity. without humans, natural would be unopposed. natural is ruthless and cruel, but also delicate and beautiful.

[@chadzard4]

@@wesleyhempoli5548 Yeah creatures eating each other alive is so beautiful lol get some help.

[@chadzard4]

I agree. It's usually the eco freako hippie types that didn't grow up in the country saying that nature is so beautiful. Nature is not beautiful unless you enjoy watching other creatures suffer. It is full of pain and hardship. That's why we built civilizations, to escape from nature.

[@maulcs]

@@chadzard4 The fact that nature is indifferent to cruelty, and will inact it in droves as long as lifeforms keep reproducing... is truly frightening. Life on this planet is basically a naturally-created type of hell, that sentient creatures can't even hope to escape from. Even in our civilized bubbles all sorts of nastiness goes on.

[@virginiaviola5097]

Life. That’s just life. Life is ruthless and cruel as f*ck. If you don’t know that you’re living in fantasy land.

[@sakuraturbo3364]

Love the way you record

[@truthreignsforever9286]

I’m wondering why the mother Bear was tentative in immediately predating the orphaned cubs? It had an easier opportunity while the 2 young cubs approached her at first. But she waited till they climbed the tree? Maybe she likes “the thrill of the hunt”?

[@carldrogo9492]

She attacked when her cubs were NOT in the vicinity.

[@marct9587]

Big bear's gotta eat to stay alive. This shows you that there is no such thing as "animal rights".

[@ThePizza3d]

Animal rights relate more when humans are involved anyways

[@Roadrage-oq5js]

That's what I sound like when I have night terrors. That bear's name is Casey Anthony.

[@skaldlouiscyphre2453]

The baby bear's name was Dindins.

[@andrewdavis9079]

It's obvious that the two separate cubs (one being the one killed), came from a different sow. This hunter set up the perfect scene for any and all bears to be possibly killed, whether by hunting, or by territorial instinct.This sad video comes from human influence.

[@jackshyt4]

No.. this video comes from nature. Bears kill each other all the time.

[@kellybelanger1471]

@@thatjumpguy5890 a full three inches. I bet your proud of that baby carrot

[@thatjumpguy5890]

Your uncreative, hack insult that only a THOT would use has no power here as I am gay. I bet your man, assuming you can keep one more than a month, is lowkey gay af because you are so boring and dull in real life.

[@theonetrueeggroll4252]

No dumbfuck, this still happens in the wild when there isn't human influence. You can clearly see food right there yet the mother bear still tries to kill the cub for food.

[@FGC-ku4ez]

Even polar bears will canibalize cubs when hungry. Lions do it for mating rights with a new pride, and reptiles are notorious for eating younger members of the same species. Heck, even scorpions snack on their own babies, as do many fish species. Nature can be cruel and terrifying.

[@radfoo72]

I had no idea bears were cannibalistic!😯

[@detroitpistons7404]

Bears climb faster than they can run- Dwight Shrute

[@pointerdogmanfred3520]

Detroit Pistons no they run faster than humans and as fast as a horse.

[@neuroplasticity]

I have no idea of what's actually going on but it seems the 2 cubs got separated from the rest from the older bears that came out of nowhere. The momma bear ran away before they came. The two cubs come down and greet the biggest bear then realizes they're in trouble and unfortunately one gets eaten. Not sure if that was a large female bear or a large male. Because grown male bears tend to be a lone yet this bear had two smaller bears along with him/her. The momma bear that ran away was way too small to fight these bears off.

[@uncklebuckle6859]

This is Hitchcock movie type horror. Don't see a thing, but hear everything.

[@RockSteddyMo]

im no expert but judging from the different sizes of all the cubs, i would say that those 2 smallest cubs wasn't hers..bears don't breed that quick again like that..

[@mondochild]

The surviving cub gonna do the exact same act of terror decade from witnessing this

[@محمدالإسلام]

It's irrational to punish a bear for behaving like a bear. 👌

[@georgeorwell126]

Who is trying to punish a bear, you idiot?

[@ViolentRainbow]

@@georgeorwell126 I am, that bitch gonna pay!

[@dylan15243]

What about a human baiting bears, killing a mother leaving the babies motherless.. then filming while watching a new bear come in and kill the bears he left motherless... this isn't nature anymore. It's human entertainment

[@tristramcoffin926]

Nature is such an harmonious utopia

[@AlchemicalForge91]

YHWH is so kind

[@dylan15243]

Especially the food barrel kind of nature... purest form

[@pronderk207]

That just made me want to get a bear license. I will definitely have a bear rug next year

[@rubenmagtotosr5691]

barret 50will do but it will damage bears face so bait meal with sedative dose will do

[@christianempire3909]

Join the club, bro.

[@cyclesmoking]

Killing bears so those bears don’t kill bears. Makes sense 😳

[@morganjanelle4282]

Pronder k So you would punish an _innocent_ bear by having it skinned alive or shot dead just so you could have a bear rug, because you're mad at the mother bear in _this_ video who was simply acting on instinct to protect her own cubs. Wow, smh. 🙄😡

[@pronderk207]

@@morganjanelle4282 watch again , the male killed her cub , just to mate with her😑

[@palpichulo6969]

Bears are OP.

[@rkba4923]

Where were the smaller cub's mother? Had she been anywhere nearby she'd have come running when the cub bawled the first time. You guys didn't kill her did you?

[@c0f3324]

I think they killed the mum, it's sad because what's next ? If these cubs dont survive, because of humans killing the mums, who else is next ? Humans hunting humans for sure is the future.

[@dannydavis2724]

Bears kill more bears than humans hunting them. Hunters don't shoot a sow since she means extra bears in the future. Hunter's want to harvest a big trophy boar like the ones that kill a cub to mate with it's mother

[@lil_old_man202]

@@dannydavis2724 seriously? the hunters i've known would shoot anything that moves.

[@cupcakeplasz2891]

Okay,this makes me mad,that poor cub 😭

[@williampollock1274]

Damn, I did not know that bears were cannibalistic. You learn something new everyday.

[@emmawieson2121]

Lots of animals are. It’s a perfectly normal part of nature. We’re the only ones who see it as taboo

[@manager4409]

In Liberia they eat each other lol

[@makingkidsgreatagain3043]

She waits til her own cubs aren’t watching. Don’t worry kids, it’s just chicken.

[@kyledmorgan]

“Are you my mother?”

[@linkingwithnaz1295]

No. But you're my dinner.

[@farouk7336]

If they're bears in the woods, I don't go in the woods.

[@jasone4460]

I love bear hunting but this is what happens when you shoot a sow that has cubs. They can’t defend themes and the big boar will kill them.

[@ButchElrod]

Boars will kill and eat cubs whether the mother is around or not.

[@youtubekeepscensoringme]

@@ButchElrod bear not boar

[@ButchElrod]

@@youtubekeepscensoringme "Boar" is the correct term for a male bear.

[@youtubekeepscensoringme]

@@ButchElrod doesn't boar mean pig?

[@ButchElrod]

@@youtubekeepscensoringme No. Boar is more specific as it is the term for a male swine, male bear and even for a male guinea pig as well as some other mammals.

[@wallowsecho9538]

I was waiting for mama bear to rescue the cubs...then I realized...ohh

[@M0713M]

This is so sad 😟😟

[@amaxamon]

It happens constantly all day every day in nature. Most animals don't live more than two or three years. Mice usually don't make it past eight weeks, ditto most birds. It's just nature's way, or we'd be overrun.

[@CCCdrumview]

Nature is a cruel B. Lucky for the camera holder that hungry bear didn’t find them!

[@RitaMalikfour]

Trust mommy I thought bears killed to protect their cubs, sick

[@myquirkisfred9614]

That wasn’t their mother, you can tell because she has some older Cubs.

[@surfingtothestars]

Momma bears will eat their own cubs when they get hungry

[@RitaMalikfour]

Ryan Rigsby I hate bears

[@mec4lifesmiley700]

@@myquirkisfred9614 mother new those babies were no danger. She just murdered the fun because she could.

[@juny1982]

Love this types of vids!!

[@bobmurica4174]

This is strange. It seemed to be a sow with 3 yearling cubs and then the 2 newborns who were obviously from another sow (maybe orphaned). The sow of the yearlings kills one of the newborns. It’s not uncommon for a sow to adopt orphaned cubs I thought. That’s why it seemed strange. It cold be the sow and yearlings were very hungry or she perceived the newborns as a threat.

[@kristianharrison9881]

Bob Murica Not really that uncommon tbh, it's just more typical and well publicised that boars engage in this sort of behaviour, sow bears in coastal Alaska have been documented doing the same thing, and research in Pennsylvania showed that cubs that had been handled by researchers were sometimes eaten too, bears will be bears, and no bear in it's right mind will ever turn down an easy meal

[@Rogue.Rider0]

Bob Murica not strange at all. Completely normal and I see it every spring.

[@mypoppertubeisblack]

The sow saw the cub as food for her yearlings. It seams like they wwere out looking for food and possibly came across the cub. The cub was looking for a new mother and chose the wrong one

[@trevorstrutt1]

and it was big male not a sow lol

[@alwaysafineline]

@@trevorstrutt1 It was a female with older cubs..smh

[@michaelwebber5927]

How a mother could do that is messed up.

[@Win94ae]

Poor little bear. :(

[@jeffwaite3874]

Baby bear taste goooood

[@lawnman3638]

@@jeffwaite3874 So does your mom

[@spice4777]

Lawn Man yer!!!! 😂🤣

[@knightstar1312]

Unbelievable this is a mother bear killing another mother bear's cubs because they were playing with her cubs. Welcome to the animal world folks.

[@MarkSalver]

No, this is a big male eating an easy meal

[@zualteazualtea9900]

It's also a female because she has bigger cups,,but Iam curious about why did she doesn't attack on their first touch😯😐😐😐

[@msjernice]

Omg . Needs to be on an episode of Snapped.

[@ShadowCoyoteDKM]

Do bears do the same thing lions do, where the males kill babies that aren't theirs so the mother will go into heat again? Lions do it.

[@mattwilkie9713]

Lions do it so there are no other genetics in the pride other than their own. They just kill the Cubs, not actually eat them. Male bears kill Cubs for food as an easy meal, if Mom is not able to protect them. So kind of the same as lions, but seemingly a different purpose.

[@onurhayr1937]

In this case it's a mama bear eats another bear's cubs.

[@Is..4110]

Yes, Male bears will kill Cubs so the mother will go into heat.

[@Lelygirl00]

Matt Wilkie the male lions do eat the cubs

[@badboy99987]

Sometimes bears will eat their own Cubs if it's deformed or if they're unable to find enough food. In this case it's probably because the mother bear couldn't find enough food.

[@Lennakanci999]

Stepdad’s natural choice

[@lonebikeroftheapocalypse9527]

There seems to be a momma bear missing.

[@kellybelanger1471]

The ma ma was killed by a hunter

[@melissazietz1241]

@@kellybelanger1471 How do you know?

[@enlighten274]

@@melissazietz1241 why do you think the barrel of bait was out?

[@melissazietz1241]

@@enlighten274 For the animals, I would assume. Is that supposed to prove something?

[@enlighten274]

@@melissazietz1241 no it was a question. But yeh bait is usually used for hunting is it not? Maybe the mama was killed maybe not.

[@TroyStafford69]

Rough in the woods, only the strongest survive 💪💯

[@gjd1942]

This occurred at a bait station. Normally, these bears would not congregate together and so it took human actions to set this in motion. Another example of where human interactions throw off the balance of nature.

[@EthanPDobbins]

If there werent bait it would just happen at a kill sight of a deer or something.

[@paullara11]

@@EthanPDobbins if I didn't get robbed and shot in the head I would just die in my bed as an old man. What stupid logic

[@EthanPDobbins]

@@paullara11 it's really not if you understand nature this happens every single day

[@paullara11]

@@EthanPDobbins People die every day but that doesn't mean you're gonna die today you knob. So just because bears kill each other every day doesn't mean that bear was gonna die that day nature boy. 100% a human caused this to happen

[@EthanPDobbins]

@@paullara11 if it were not that bear it would be another. and it's not like they're lives actually matter they're just animals

[@Unabridged-j3h]

When your asked to come down, and you don't listen.

[@البريقاللامع-ج8خ]

Thank you for documinting that.

[@omarfarcy6980]

WAOUH !!! What a beautifull tree !!!!

[@friendofcoal]

At 1:44-45 there is another small cub in the tree just to the right of the one the 2 cubs are in.

[@DeIicateFynn]

I noticed that. He was smart and didn't came down.

[@r.6731]

That's why I carry a Smith and Wesson 500cal.

[@Cloud-xv7uq]

Lol that Wouldn’t do anything to a bear

[@r.6731]

@@Cloud-xv7uq OH PLEASE!! It will drop a bear with one well placed shot, you clown.