Bear Species Comparison LİVİNG EXTİNCT

[@m.haz1656]

Everyone gangsta till the bear stand up

[@honeyman7692]

Then it can talk

[@Mr.prime4689]

lol dead comment

[@LastBrigadiez]

They would be giant standing up

[@wizid7490]

0:53 bruh... Underrated comment.

[@harishellian696]

Bears are braves

[@moeedraja2462]

The fact that polar bear can even go toe to toe with largest bears in history is amazing.

[@leof.n.abrahams8260]

@@candyman6905 Whats his name and did he kill your friend again after that?

[@leof.n.abrahams8260]

@@candyman6905 what's the polar bears name and did he kill your friend Mo than once?

[@wendytidwell4322]

But a grizzly still makes wet it's pants and is 1/2 the size the biggest bears

[@wcc4269]

@@wendytidwell4322 Grizzly bear destroys polar bear

[@frosty5354]

@@wcc4269 only bc the polar bear is scared of it apparently, If the polar bear actually wanted to fight back its weight and taller status would make it win

[@facun22isns]

I think everyone can agree when I say there was way more bears than I expected in this video and it’s a very cool video.

[@steel3047]

I thought more prehistoric bears would be larger than our current polar bears.

[@nikkoalihabdulla.8192]

same here. unlike rhinos and Elephant, most of them went extinct.

[@jasonlau4423]

Speaking of huge extinct bears, here is an homage to pop culture as well as zoology and history (but also military affairs and/or loosely-related topics): In the move The Pianist there was the scene where the man and woman fought over food. Also, they were in the country of Poland, a state later overrun by the USSR. The Soviet Union’s (as well as that of pre- and post-Soviet Russia) national animal is a bear. The Soviet military became stronger due to her war with Nazi Germany just as the (?short-faced bear, see: Arctotherium - Wikipedia) became larger due to competition with other animals over food. Competition was what happened in the scene in The Pianist since “competition” in biological vocabulary means fighting over food. Even after the USSR collapsed, post-Soviet Russia still has a very strong military. In a similar way, the largest living land Carnivoran, largest living carnivorous land mammal (or perhaps more broadly, all animals) is the polar bear, another bear. I say “all animals” because the saltwater crocodile which is much bigger is often considered a marine, rather than land animal. The word Carnivoran is used to describe the order (taxonomic/biological category) that includes carnivorous mammals like cats, dogs and bears. Actually, many (though not all) members of this order are omnivorous. The word Carnivora is just a name given to that order.

[@Justyouraveragedaeodon5]

Anyone else thought the list strategic with sun bears

[@jasvvolo]

Someone needs to tell Joe Rogan about this 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@so4863]

0:54 bruh I'm fucking dying the sun bear looks like a dude on all fours with a bear head xd

[@Will-xl7xp]

He’s on his bare hands

[@janoahlee7499]

I had to rewind it several times because I was too busy laughing instead of reading. I swear one in the zoo and it didn’t look that way.

[@krimsonk-9478]

@@Will-xl7xp bear hands*

[@eatinsomtin9984]

Bullying is illegal

[@annamariasimon6051]

I was thinking the same thing, it scared me a bit

[@parazels83]

It's painful to find out some of these bears were exterminated in our time!

[@Koco-Jumbo]

Yea

[@jeffryliu7873]

ll

[@LastBrigadiez]

California bear was extinct because of overhunting

[@sethmartin9814]

@@SansTDJ incorrect, most extinct species met their demise due to change in environment, food source, weather patterns, etc and being unable to adapt and overcome these obstacles.

[@LastBrigadiez]

@Seth Martin I mean yeah true billions of animals became extinct before humans even were around

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

Really sucks that the Mexican Grizzly Bear went extinct in 1964 and the California Grizzly Bear went extinct in 1924. And people STILL haven't learned.

[@branewisland9779]

On god

[@hamig306]

we have tho. cuz we now have the legal term 'endangered animals'.

[@whatihavelearntfrom]

Its nature...survival of the fittest. Any species that can't adapt will go extinct.

[@sammuelmccall56789]

Learned from what? What do we gain from those bears that we lost which led to a devastating consequence on the human civilization? Literally nothing. We learned nothing beneficial from the deaths of these bears.

[@Lol-ry5sh]

“People” how dare you!! You mean Caucasians.

[@crossc1988]

Mexican Grizzly bear is reported to be alive by local farmers in isolated areas, although very nearly extinct and the California Grizzly bear was video recorded in northern california in 2020.

[@Jiron127]

Think it could've been dogman

[@nirvanic3610]

Mexican and California grizzlies are just subspecies, I guess if you unleash some 50 Northern grizzlies in those places they'll adapt and morph quickly.

[@aravindhloganathan4255]

What the

[@UmongusSussehFrusseh]

That 2020 video was a brown colored black bear.

[@bigchungus14hvh12]

a bear who's weight is measured in tons. that is crazy.

[@jccash3632]

I never knew that there so muck more modern bears than prehistoric ones

[@savitaa6209]

The polar bear lost 7kg by walking till the entire video

[@timexyemerald6290]

When you realize there was a tiny panda that got extinct

[@leof.n.abrahams8260]

They didn't deserve that ,considering they took up so little space which

[@tibo6749]

NOOOO

[@Aru_im]

I always wondered why Giant Panda was called "Giant" when it's its own kind, now I know why.

[@joldomines4005]

Sun bears literally look like children wearing a bear suit.

[@mauriciosanchezmeza5200]

Good to see you remastered it, nice video

[@jasonlau4423]

Speaking of huge extinct bears, here is an homage to pop culture as well as zoology and history (but also military affairs and/or loosely-related topics): In the move The Pianist there was the scene where the man and woman fought over food. Also, they were in the country of Poland, a state later overrun by the USSR. The Soviet Union’s (as well as that of pre- and post-Soviet Russia) national animal is a bear. The Soviet military became stronger due to her war with Nazi Germany just as the (?short-faced bear, see: Arctotherium - Wikipedia) became larger due to competition with other animals over food. Competition was what happened in the scene in The Pianist since “competition” in biological vocabulary means fighting over food. Even after the USSR collapsed, post-Soviet Russia still has a very strong military. In a similar way, the largest living land Carnivoran, largest living carnivorous land mammal (or perhaps more broadly, all animals) is the polar bear, another bear. I say “all animals” because the saltwater crocodile which is much bigger is often considered a marine, rather than land animal. The word Carnivoran is used to describe the order (taxonomic/biological category) that includes carnivorous mammals like cats, dogs and bears. Actually, many (though not all) members of this order are omnivorous. The word Carnivora is just a name given to that order.

[@chrisshobris670]

I love these videos. Very informative and interesting. And for the fact that you include every member of that species whether living or extinct shows the level of care put into these. Amazing job!

[@curious5887]

@LoL Noob account he never include dragon in all of his size comparison video, just watch all of his video

[@bigchungus14hvh12]

its kinda an L that he didn't display pounds instead of kg

[@curious5887]

@@bigchungus14hvh12 nah, most countries use metric system, so using pounds would confuse all of us that use metric system, if the guy use it at his size comparison video

[@bigchungus14hvh12]

@@curious5887 its not hard to show both values.

[@jasonlau4423]

@@bigchungus14hvh12 Speaking of huge extinct bears, here is an homage to pop culture as well as zoology and history (but also military affairs and/or loosely-related topics): In the move The Pianist there was the scene where the man and woman fought over food. Also, they were in the country of Poland, a state later overrun by the USSR. The Soviet Union’s (as well as that of pre- and post-Soviet Russia) national animal is a bear. The Soviet military became stronger due to her war with Nazi Germany just as the (?short-faced bear, see: Arctotherium - Wikipedia) became larger due to competition with other animals over food. Competition was what happened in the scene in The Pianist since “competition” in biological vocabulary means fighting over food. Even after the USSR collapsed, post-Soviet Russia still has a very strong military. In a similar way, the largest living land Carnivoran, largest living carnivorous land mammal (or perhaps more broadly, all animals) is the polar bear, another bear. I say “all animals” because the saltwater crocodile which is much bigger is often considered a marine, rather than land animal. The word Carnivoran is used to describe the order (taxonomic/biological category) that includes carnivorous mammals like cats, dogs and bears. Actually, many (though not all) members of this order are omnivorous. The word Carnivora is just a name given to that order.

[@locomove1232]

Where is the American Grizzly bear? Or just the normal Grizzly bear?

[@ghw1985]

normal

[@virus523]

Brown bears are grizzly bears

[@ulisessf3635]

@@virus523 yellowstone Grizzly bear (United states American) Heigh 102 cm, weight 270 kg

[@sant340]

@@virus523 grizzly bears are a type of brown bear

[@bpdboy2006]

@@ulisessf3635 uh no 😭 grizzlies can weigh up to 1700 lbs

[@pukulu]

Arctodus had a pleasant look on its face. "I just want a little bit of that Mammoth meat, that's all" it might say to an ancient human, if it could talk.

[@jonathancineus6424]

I’ve never met a single bear in my life, but I’m still disappointed that so many entire species of them are extinct because of humans. The real problem on earth is humans.

[@nialljones3227]

We forced some of the larger ones into extinction because they were threats to us they attacked us and made life harder for us so we had to kill them off. With the smaller ones I don't understand why we forced them into extinction

[@xela862]

Um no actually animals litteraly just go extinct and we can’t do anything about it. The earth changes

[@Boryte]

It's evolution. Better species came and conquered. That's how it was for millions of years. Self hate and deluding yourself won't do anything

[@kimgo4518]

You’ve probably met a bear in a zoo.

[@jasonlau4423]

Speaking of huge extinct bears, here is an homage to pop culture as well as zoology and history (but also military affairs and/or loosely-related topics): In the move The Pianist there was the scene where the man and woman fought over food. Also, they were in the country of Poland, a state later overrun by the USSR. The Soviet Union’s (as well as that of pre- and post-Soviet Russia) national animal is a bear. The Soviet military became stronger due to her war with Nazi Germany just as the (?short-faced bear, see: Arctotherium - Wikipedia) became larger due to competition with other animals over food. Competition was what happened in the scene in The Pianist since “competition” in biological vocabulary means fighting over food. Even after the USSR collapsed, post-Soviet Russia still has a very strong military. In a similar way, the largest living land Carnivoran, largest living carnivorous land mammal (or perhaps more broadly, all animals) is the polar bear, another bear. I say “all animals” because the saltwater crocodile which is much bigger is often considered a marine, rather than land animal. The word Carnivoran is used to describe the order (taxonomic/biological category) that includes carnivorous mammals like cats, dogs and bears. Actually, many (though not all) members of this order are omnivorous. The word Carnivora is just a name given to that order.

[@dreadfulbadger]

Insane that their was a bear weighing 1.7 tons. Imagine walking in the woods and seeing a bear the size of a bison.

[@remyd8767]

Are you sure it's not 1700 pounds? 1.7 tons is almost 3500 pounds!

[@dreadfulbadger]

@@remyd8767 idk the video just said 1.7t

[@denguefevah2727]

@@dreadfulbadger its 1700pounds or 800kg not 1.7 tons. There are no bears exceeds one ton.

[@lukeiamnotyourfatheranymore]

@@denguefevah2727 but the last one at 4:58 says it weigh 1.7 tones

[@molethep.m.necrolestes]

@@dreadfulbadger Shut up Patrick ! Giant bear can beating a bison just a car-sized steak super taste like Alex the lion

[@tomaspolizzi3321]

Arctotherium was named by Hermann Burmeister in 1879. A specimen of A. angustidens from Buenos Aires shows an individual estimated, using the humerus, to weigh between 983 and 2,042 kg (2,167 and 4,502 lb), though the authors consider the upper limit as improbable and say that 1,588 to 1,749 kg (3,501 to 3,856 lb) is more likely. An estimated standing height for Arctotherium is 3.4-4.3 metres (11-14 ft). It would still make the genus the largest bear ever found and contender for the largest carnivorous land mammal known. 🙏🏻🇦🇷🙏🏻🇦🇷🙏🏻🇦🇷🙏🏻

[@jasonlau4423]

Speaking of huge extinct bears, here is an homage to pop culture as well as zoology and history (but also military affairs and/or loosely-related topics): In the move The Pianist there was the scene where the man and woman fought over food. Also, they were in the country of Poland, a state later overrun by the USSR. The Soviet Union’s (as well as that of pre- and post-Soviet Russia) national animal is a bear. The Soviet military became stronger due to her war with Nazi Germany just as the (?short-faced bear, see: Arctotherium - Wikipedia) became larger due to competition with other animals over food. Competition was what happened in the scene in The Pianist since “competition” in biological vocabulary means fighting over food. Even after the USSR collapsed, post-Soviet Russia still has a very strong military. In a similar way, the largest living land Carnivoran, largest living carnivorous land mammal (or perhaps more broadly, all animals) is the polar bear, another bear. I say “all animals” because the saltwater crocodile which is much bigger is often considered a marine, rather than land animal. The word Carnivoran is used to describe the order (taxonomic/biological category) that includes carnivorous mammals like cats, dogs and bears. Actually, many (though not all) members of this order are omnivorous. The word Carnivora is just a name given to that order.

[@ellerthedino-torvosaurus]

No one Asked you!

[@johnnyvincent11]

Listen to me you Veryyyy fcking proudly Argentine guy arctotherium was not largest as you think They have been reduced in size since 2020 because they were oversized arctotherium angustidens weight 600 kg to 800 kg and height body was 194 cm the largest bear that ever is the arctodus simus yukonensis weight from 800 kg to 1094 kg and height body is 204 cm which making this bear is the largest bear that ever life

[@Emotio55]

@@ellerthedino-torvosaurus ur Just rude Ok?

[@eliottlibert-do8ff]

4:47 Theodora of the Byzantine empire ahh face

[@keltdevangel1]

Excellent video, but...where is Ursus Maritimus Tyrannus (the giant ancestor of the Polar Bear)?

[@Mike-01234]

I knew the short faced bear was the largest bear ever to roam earth. They waited until packs of wolfs killed a pray animal and with their size chase the wolfs away and eat the kill. It's thought that once humans used wolf packs to drive the short faced bear away their numbers dropped.

[@potitishogun2961997]

Those last few bears looked like giant otters lol Excellent video!

[@bobbuilder155]

This channel has the most accurate size comparisons compared to other channels

[@karthikeyanj8247]

I can imagine when a polar bear stands up before a human

[@bpdboy2006]

i think u forgot grizzly bear

[@jasonrandall5148]

They don't give the length of the bears. And heights standing upright many of the big bears range from 7 to 12 feet tall.

[@atnfn]

The last bear was pretty cute, well it's head at least. Like a puppy head on a giant bear.

[@shrimati1sn0tm3]

You mean Arctotheirum Angustidens? It's 😂 😂

[@benjithecorgi5714]

Bear LOVER here, love this vid!!!!!❤️🐻❤️🐻❤️🐻

[@greenghoul157]

Bears are cool, I love sun bears for how ridiculous they look

[@GodzillaKaijuGK]

Lol they look stupid

[@BenedictoBaldojr]

@@candyman6905 i fell bad i hope its not joke

[@ASD-jb6bh]

Some polar bears are over 700 kg they can be over 800 kg

[@miticodevis]

Kodiak can be bigger than 1000kg.

[@JonJon-vg2nv]

@@miticodevis Kodiaks are like 500kg average, and that's being generous. A very large male Kodiak may reach 700kg, but absolutely not 1000kg

[@JonJon-vg2nv]

@@candyman6905 do you have any idea how heavy 400kg is? that's well over 4 times the mass of an average man. most male siberian tigers are like 170kg, and a large one may reach over 200kg. 300kg is a myth and 400kg is just ridiculous.

[@JonJon-vg2nv]

@@candyman6905 lmfao k, whatever helps you sleep at night buddy. Knowing that I don't have an IQ of 70 like you is what helps me sleep 🤣

[@MRGooodwineTV]

@@candyman6905 stop smoking crack

[@shambles3458]

Good to see that alot of bear species are still alive unlike the tiger and lion who's numerous subspecies have been wiped out RECENTLY by people

[@ajpringle03]

If polar bear not friend, then why friend shaped?

[@toddwebb7521]

Forget bigger bears, let's genetically engineer some tiny bears. Think how cute a fully grown bear the size of a cub would be.

[@shrimati1sn0tm3]

only 9 innches

[@UmongusSussehFrusseh]

especially the mini panda

[@overlord3481]

We already have those. They're called dogs.

[@enricotoesca3941]

I love this awesome video 😍

[@maungmaunglorengsiberia9906]

I Like the Bears... 😍😎😎👍🏻👍🏻🐻🐻🐼❤

[@savitaa6209]

The small panda is lost forever 🥺 it's very cute

[@penelopelopez8296]

Bears are awesome.

[@Doomzdayxx]

Some countries use the metric system, others go to the moon.

[@siberiantiger7273]

Kodiak bear maximum 750 kilograms.

[@siberiantiger7273]

@MUSTAFA TÜRKER SAK maximum vahşi doğada 750 kg.Esaret Altında 1.000 kg.

[@spotifygamer8360]

Bro the background song is nice and video is nice

[@FK0707]

Polar bear 0:21 Ailuropoda microta 0:28 Kreizoiarctos beatrix 0:37 Kolponomos clallamensis 0:48 Sun bear 0:55 Formosan black bear 1:03 Syrian brown bear 1:12 Giant panda 1:23 Spectacled bear 1:33

[@virajjayasinghe5525]

So you just gave up in the middle huh 😂

[@BlazeHasQuit]

UMM WHERE SILVER BEAR FROM MEXICO NOT ONLY ON THIS BUT VID

[@thetexan2127]

Amazing how even the smaller-medium parts of the bear family like Sloth Bears, can take on one of the best in the cat family such as Tigers.

[@alkebulanlion6198]

same with a amur tiger killing larger bears like the brown bear the book der tiger states it large mal bronw bear amazing. also 1904 a male tiger got mad killed the largest polar in the circus a big male just cause it was angry. big cats are no joke.

[@alifaizan4377]

@@alkebulanlion6198 there is not a single recorded case of an amur tiger killing or even fighting a fully grown healthy male brown, grizzly or polar bear (the zoo incident is not confirmed whether the polar bear was healthy or whether it even happened at all). Amurs mostly target juvenile brown bears or hibernating female bears that too very rarely. Bengal tigers in India are known to kill and eat sloth bears but sloth bears are only a third the size of a grizzly or polar and still they give the tigers a real hard time

[@lucasferreira028]

@@alkebulanlion6198 Also a male tiger killed a T-Rex just because his wife cheated on him

[@jubajuice]

I think it was the short faced bear that used to hunt people who were crossing the land bridge and heading down the west coast of North America.

[@shrimati1sn0tm3]

They went extinct (11,000ya)

[@NS90xAurion]

4:09 wait. a kodiak bear is maybe same size as polar bear, but a california grizzly is waaay heavier?

[@miticodevis]

Kodiak is the heaviest thats a mistake.

[@shrimati1sn0tm3]

Kodiak bears are smaller than polar bears

[@thxcbo]

@@miticodevisCalifornia grizzly was bigger I think

[@miticodevis]

@@thxcbo you think wrong.

[@thxcbo]

@@miticodevis The biggest grizzly weighted 2200 pounds and was from California so it weighted the same as a kodiak. Also their was a lot more prey and fish near the coast so it makes sense

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

If you feel that animals today are scary, just remember that there used to be a freaking 2 ton bear just 11,000 years ago and our ancestors most likely had to deal with it.

[@user-gq3eq5bf9t]

and it was 11-14ft standing up taller than a indian elephant

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

@@user-gq3eq5bf9t 14 feet is even taller than an African elephant.

[@UmongusSussehFrusseh]

They also had to deal with a 18 foot tall elephant (Palaeoloxodon namadicus).

[@user-gq3eq5bf9t]

@@UmongusSussehFrusseh who asked bro?

[@ИльяНикулин-д8ш]

The size of the arctotherium was greatly overestimated, scientists found out that the bone found was broken, and therefore it increased so much.

[@rikthediabolik]

and if a grizzly bear and a short faced bear fought , who would win ?

[@sungpark3316]

There is this new species of bears called pizzly bears

[@hamzaerenbalat453]

King polar bear?

[@Enbiyazengin]

An unpublished reinvestigation of the fossil suggests that the fossil is actually a brown bear

[@hamzaerenbalat453]

@@Enbiyazengin ok

[@futboledit5760]

@@Enbiyazengin kutup ayısı daha güçlü

[@tarihoncesiyrtclar5514]

@@futboledit5760 arctodus ondan daha büyük ve güçlü

[@futboledit5760]

@@tarihoncesiyrtclar5514 aynen ben günümüzdeki ayılardan diyom

[@UltraAxelRaging1086]

Aw they don't that bad they look cute and stronger than the liger just imagine if these we're still alive they won't do no harm

[@ivanboskovic1260]

Many bears over there. I think polar isn't' so much bigger than kodiak, if at all.

[@SUEDUCE]

This chart reminds me of my younger (Thinner) days until food won!

[@mustafakaradag4444]

Yükseklik yerine uzunluklarını yazarsan daha iyi olabileceğini düşünüyorum fakat böyle de devam edebilirsin format değiştirmek zorunda değilsin. Teşekkürler

[@lko5500]

the atlas living in morocco but i hope is live in one of the forests of morocco

[@bamboozled406]

It’s the fry em up music

[@18b0cce3]

Funnily enough ice age black bears averaged 200-400kg. They were grizzly bear sized back then. Although the largest individuals can still attain that size

[@UmongusSussehFrusseh]

3:46 Is the Kamchatka really that heavy? Dam, I guess Kodiak’s not the biggest brown after all. UPDATE: Ok there seems to be some inconsistency about the sizes of these bears. 1) The American Black Bear was listed as 90-272 KG in this video. 90-272 is indeed the average weight range for males of this species. The largest one weighed 410 KG after being skinned, and was speculated to have weighed 500 KG when it was alive. 2) The Eurasian brown bear was listed as 250-481 KG. Their average weight range is 250-300 KG. 481 KG was the size of the LARGEST Eurasian brown bear ever recorded. 3) The Kamchatka brown bear was listed as 650-700 KG. That's the sizes of the two largest specimen of that subspecies. Their average weight range is 350-400 KG. American black bear: Avg 90-272 KG, Max 500 KG Eurasian brown bear: Avg 250-300 KG, Max 481 KG Kamchatka brown bear: Avg 350-400 KG, Max 700 KG I'd also like to add the Grizzly Bear (Ursus Arctor Horribilis). Their average male weight can range from 136 KG to 409 KG depending on region. The largest wild one was 700-750 KG.

[@XiaoMiToTKawaii]

1:04 our national bear

[@yanellerzymski6871]

My favourite bear was the Ailuropoda Microta

[@miroslavuradnik2234]

Thank you!!! ❤

[@mobileplayers5008]

Whenever you near a bear, always bring heavy duty gloves n biteproof mesh armor.

[@sasukeuchiha2641]

güzel video!

[@JacobGreen123123]

Kodiak bears can easily be larger than even the largest polar bears

[@DominiqueRamseyArt]

Never really thought about it but most bear species are extinct, of which a good number died out millions of years ago

[@EPICGAMINGHi]

The bear walked a 10 mile walk

[@ggeessaann]

Television of bears🐻🐼🐻‍❄️

[@FyodorTeotokopulos]

Teşekkürler

[@maevblog9955]

How big is the grizzly bear?

[@jaimevazquez7377]

Excelente trabajo... 👍 👏👏👏

[@leof.n.abrahams8260]

The polar bear is heavier than some of the bears that are taller than it and also taller than some of the bears that Weigh more than it.

[@saqibshah8612]

That Polar Bear lost 550kg by walking on that tredmill

[@rogerrabbit5014]

This is so bias, there were bears twice as big as polar bears tens of thousands of years ago.

[@racari]

Good video.... Words are not visible, take care next time

[@alvincapone5859]

Mate,look at the size of the first one.

[@whitewolf3051]

*If* possible and allowed to, would ride American Black bear, then Atlas bear to short faced bear, including polar bear.

[@pedrojuanoaleatorio8995]

Size comparison of hipopótamus living and extinct

[@Purple98763]

Yes

[@pedrojuanoaleatorio8995]

@@Purple98763 meu filho tu é brasileiro que eu sei

[@Purple98763]

Quem é vc

[@Purple98763]

Eu so respondi que era para ele fazer dos hipopótamos

[@pedrojuanoaleatorio8995]

@@Purple98763 ata cara

[@paulhomsy2751]

The "cinnamon bear" is an American black bear, cinnamon phase. It's not a separate species.

[@monkey1761]

They know they are just putting every kind or look a bear takes on

[@michaelanderson7715]

it IS a distinct subspecies though

[@kathyg6976]

@@michaelanderson7715 what are you on?

[@edwardcalam8026]

lo que más me gusta igual es el soundtrack de fondo 😁👍

[@jschorrr]

Norteamerican Short-Faced Bear

[@GSRTurbooo]

So why was that first bear walking the other direction?

[@miticodevis]

Cause its the biggest bear still alive, and we are using to compare other

[@sandro-schmitt]

Woww ! I had any idea that Arctotherium Angustidens was the biggest of the bears. It lives in my region, the Pampas !

[@digiing1992]

You mean “has lived”

[@sandro-schmitt]

@@digiing1992 Yes, sometimes my English scape in the verbs. Thanks !

[@digiing1992]

@@sandro-schmitt no problem, at least I didn’t offend you

[@andydeng7357]

Good video

[@alxanderanimations]

My favorite bear 🐻 is Polar Bear ❄ 🐻

[@rahullall5393]

The Kodiak brown bear is the grizzly bear

[@hippogaming27]

Why does the extant bears have “Ursus” in their scientific name?

[@sofiacaddel3]

Can you make one of Sharks because I love sharks!❤😊

[@Enbiyazengin]

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[@NocturneDarkness-gs4rc]

Guys check out Bart the Bear.... i think he was a kodiak bear who was in few movies... one of them is movie "The Edge"

[@razvannmeqs570]

You forgot the grizzly bear

[@dungnguyen-vw6oe]

USA: I'm only fight with a extinct tiny panda (Ailuropoda Microta) Russia: I'm even fight with a Extinct giant black bear (Arctotherium Angustidens)

[@Tatusiek_1]

Huh??

[@Wibbleisnigga24-7]

lol a. microta and arctotherium angutidens dont live in usa russian

[@lilymikefehsolm4228]

Is it just me or the sun bear looks kind of human like, like just look at the legs.

[@Souljaboy68-m8e]

Sharks and Whales 🙏🙏

[@buddyzuky5282]

The have many extinct and living sharks and many extinct whales

[@animalsworld8026]

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[@PhilosophicaLeo]

Orca kill great white

[@ellerthedino-torvosaurus]

No one asked you!

[@Souljaboy68-m8e]

@@ellerthedino-torvosaurus cope!!!!

[@rosemariequitos9009]

Ursus? AMOGUS REFERENCE😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@kaydenchan7093]

I’m disappointed that you didn’t include the regular Grizzly Bear (Ursus Arctos Horribilis)

[@michaelanderson7715]

Ursus arctos horribilis

[@thxcbo]

That is the California grizzly 💀

[@kaydenchan7093]

@@thxcbo nope, similar names, different subspecies.

[@thxcbo]

@@kaydenchan7093 Their literally the same animal they just inhabit different places 💀 Lewis and Clark used the term arctos horriblis for all of the grizzlies they encountered which were in Montana,California, and some other states

[@UmongusSussehFrusseh]

@@thxcbo Grizzly is Ursus Arctos Horribilis. California Grizzly is Ursus Arctos Californicus.

[@TheMrExemplar]

I never knew that human could beat a bear bare handed

[@exquisitecodm189]

We can't, our punches tickle them

[@aganbraganca4156]

You will understand when you fight the bear 😂😂😂

[@shrimati1sn0tm3]

WRONG

[@brunobordini7696]

That Kodiak Brown Bear, he's divorced for sure! I feel sorry for him! Poor guy!

[@kikiscorralandfriends4289]

4:21 that is the bear represented on the California state flag.

[@thespecter6416]

Only Americans can wipe out the entire bear population after finding gold in the area and then put the animal on the flag.

[@ohjonny95]

Arctotherium Angustidens is scary.....also I wanna know if Agriotherium Africanum fought extinct species of lions

[@shrimati1sn0tm3]

Nope. Lions can defeat Agrioterium instead.

[@eastcoast1005]

So you think the Grizzlies are a fantasy?