brown bear population by country |2023|🐻 population

[@yurimeirelles6830]

USA: 32500 🐻 Russia: hold my bear. 🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻

[@FBugle]

These numbers aren't accurate at all. For instance Finland has around 2200 brown bears, not 1600. Also Russian population can be anything in between 150 000-200 000. In Japan they live in Hokkaido island and population is around 4000-4500 bears. Some claim that closer to 10 000, but it can be error because in main island of Japan lives approximately 10 000 black bears. I also think, that Canada has more than USA, because in the USA brown bears were hunted to extinction in lower 49, or practically to it, only little population around Yellowstone.

[@kamranismayilzade3789]

​@@FBugleSpeaking of USA, don't forget about the state of Alaska.

[@FBugle]

@@kamranismayilzade3789 I don't, but Canada is big country with a lot of forests and people there have found the secret to keep cattle without need to kill all predators from the forests, unlike people of lower 49 in the USA.

[@kamranismayilzade3789]

@@FBugle I also wonder how they do that 😅. But most probably the reason is that the population of coastal brown bears is higher than in-land populations by many times, due to the abundance of the food source. Even little isles around Alaska have total brown bear populations almost as big as some states'. I don't think that numbers in this video are accurate either, but I can definitely see how US tops Canada on it.

[@FBugle]

@@kamranismayilzade3789 Well, only in the USA solution to all is to shoot🤦‍♂️😅 There are other ways too to keep things in reasonable control and find balance. One cow every now and then lost to predators isn't the end of the world or reason to "kill them all".

[@77Marcel]

For some countries this is unbearable.

[@yabuki2502]

pun intended

[@GamerBoyHarold2014]

😂

[@henkkoonstra4014]

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah hahaha

[@henkkoonstra4014]

ha

[@smudge7057]

Others bear the brunt with great forebearance

[@GumixRegele]

As a Romanian, I can confirm that I am a bear.

[@ex8800]

I thought you guys were vampires

[@croftrn]

I have a Romanian wife, I'm English...... And a bear too....

[@woodsywood5650]

​@@ex8800 Vampir-one of the Serbian word gone international.first one known vampire is Petar Blagojevic😀after him vampires spread all over the world.but we dont mind Romania use our vampires like theirs becouse we are good neighbors😂

[@carlosnorris352]

@@ex8800only when it’s full moon

[@tonyg3091]

Exactly when you think you are doing great with your 1050 bears, your damn neighbors from the north come and beat you 6:1

[@yesandno389]

Одна из малых народностей России🤩.. Основной род занятий - пчеловодство и рыбалка. Любимый музыкальный инструмент - гармошка и балалайка. Основной вид транспорта - мотоцикл.

[@katya-sunshine]

И велосипед! Как же нетленное "Ехали медведи на велосипеде"?😅 Любимое ругательство "укуси меня пчела"

[@Kotyara48]

Ну а как же обслуживание ядерного реактора? И самогоноварение? 😂

[@ДаняОлейник-ю9ы]

Любимое лакомство - водка

[@Vyatich-siberian]

Любимый вид спорта-борьба.

[@start3215]

любимый вид спорта: хоккей на льду, самокат, велосипед, мотоцикл

[@oberamagold3581]

Therefore, in Russia, the national animal is the bear.

[@erichvonmolder9310]

Hence the name, The Russian Bear, which also is the nickname of Alex Karelin, a world famous wrestler who was basically unstoppable and probably the best wrestler to ever live.

[@danielbroomhall8882]

@@erichvonmolder9310 Alex Karelin has lost several fights too. Not the best for sure.

[@michalski7601]

Fu** Russia

[@alexsey7533]

​@@danielbroomhall8882 No. he only lost one match. It was his last fight in his career. He was already almost 50 years old. It was a duel for the gold of the Olympiad. He lost to a young 20-year-old athlete, and then only because they introduced new rules! He didn't know them. And he is definitely the best wrestler alive in the world. Because he had the most fights at the top level and won all but the last one. He has the most Olympic gold medals and world championship gold medals! If you don't know, then don't talk!

[@smitprmr]

@@danielbroomhall8882 its just one fight.

[@kushatwork]

Damn Russia not kidding with all those Bear videos...

[@amadeuz8161]

They only have 7 per 1000 km2. There are countries with 50 per 1000 km2 so they ain't really common over there.

[@shar2906]

@@amadeuz8161 Они не на всей территории страны живут.

[@razbor_po_polochkam]

🤣🤣🤣🇷🇺💪🏻

[@amadeuz8161]

@@shar2906 Yep, my point was that many living in Russia has never seen a bear while in smaller countries they are as common as deer.

[@Михаил-к9ъ6д]

​@@amadeuz8161 ты удивишься, но в России многие люди не были во Владивостоке, потому что до него 7000 километров)

[@sanjaaganbat6590]

Where is Mongolia? We have 50 brown bears in Gobi desert as well as 500 bears 🐻 in forests.

[@sladewinberry8283]

The Kamchatka peninsula in Russia is populated solely by bears. Its incredible. It makes Alaska and Wyoming look like sparse bear populations. Love our Bears here in the US. And we have a respectful, and good relationship in terms of our ability to live beside them and keeping their populations from being threatened. If I'm ever president of the US, I want to propose a joint plan with the Russian government to save the Siberian tiger.

[@alexden7714]

Russia has long had a program to save the Amur tiger population.

[@sladewinberry8283]

@@alexden7714 how's it working? I hope that it is working well. They're practically mythical with how rare they've become.

[@alexden7714]

@@sladewinberry8283 2010 - The Amur Tiger Conservation Strategy in Russia was approved 2013 - The Amur Tiger Center was established, whose task is to coordinate the actions of numerous state and public organizations for the preservation of the Amur tiger. 2013 - Article 258.1 was introduced into the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, which provides for criminal liability for illegal extraction and trafficking of especially valuable wild animals and aquatic biological resources belonging to species listed in the Red Book of the Russian Federation and (or) protected by international treaties of the Russian Federation. 2013 - the first results were given by the rehabilitation program initiated by the Amur Tiger Center. Tigers affected by poachers, tiger cubs left without parents pass it. In 2013, the tigress Cinderella was released into the wild, in 2014 - tigers Boris and Kuzya, tigresses Svetlana and Ilona. In the following years, 8 more tigers and many other animals successfully completed the program of restoration and adaptation to wild conditions. By 2021, thanks to the rehabilitation program, the tiger grouping in the Jewish Autonomous Region has been restored. • 2015 - Bikin National Park was created in tiger habitats with the support of the RGS and the Amur Tiger Center.

[@alexden7714]

@@sladewinberry8283 2015 - a complete accounting of the tiger was carried out. Its result is 523-540 individuals. Compared to 2005 (428-502), the population has grown. • Thanks to a grant from the Russian Geographical Society, new camera traps have been installed in the Bastak Nature Reserve and more than two thousand photographs have been taken. • 2017 - with the support of the Russian Geographical Society, the Amur tiger was registered in the Ussuri Nature Reserve. Monitoring showed the stability of the population, as well as the change of generations: a new young strong male appeared on the territory, pushing the former "owners" of the territory. 2018 - with the support of the Amur Tiger Center, WWF and the Department of Hunting Supervision of Primorsky Krai, Far Eastern scientists deciphered the nucleotide sequence of the full-size mitochondrial genome of the wild Amur tiger. The data is supposed to be used to study tiger diseases, their kinship relationships and biological diversity in general, as well as during examinations.

[@alexden7714]

@@sladewinberry8283 2019 - amendments were adopted to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, Article 258.1. Criminal liability for illegal extraction and trafficking of especially valuable wild animals has increased. Now the acts provided for in Article 258.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation relate to crimes of medium gravity and grave. In 2019-2020, the population in the Ussuri Reserve has more than doubled - the density of tigers has increased from 0.20 individuals per 100 sq. km to 0.43. • 2021 - work has begun on the development of a new edition of the Amur Tiger Conservation Strategy. It will take into account new threats and measures to respond to them.

[@AAA19999]

As a bear I'm moving to Russia, thanks for the video

[@ЭстебанПантера]

Unless you're a straight bear than it's fine.

[@ulrikeotzen1761]

Germany has 1 Bear and everybody is hysterical. 😂😅

[@lovelygirl5210]

🤣🤣🤣👍

[@beorlingo]

Really?

[@Михаил-к9ъ6д]

Это наш случайно зашёл))

[@mrvwbug4423]

It's in a zoo isn't it haha

[@tongyaozhang2580]

@@beorlingo yeah, coming over from Austria. After a long debate authorities decided to shoot the poor bear. Was way back in 1997

[@MRajgupta-98]

They are very dangerous.Hats off to bears for surviving russians.

[@henrikskjolden]

Well, they are bears so sure, they are dangerous. But compared to other bears, they are pretty docile. They usually don't attack unless provoked.

[@alexakammler6440]

​@@henrikskjolden who, the russians?

[@henrikskjolden]

@@alexakammler6440 Obviously talking about bears here. :P

[@henrikskjolden]

@LETHAL BURMESE DUDE Beg to differ ;P

[@Интро-с7ь]

Живу в Сибири и точно знаю когда заходишь в лес и медведь уже знает что ты рядом, я об этом вообще не знаю что медведь близко и как правило мудрый и опытный медведь делает всё возможное чтобы с тобой пути не пересеклись и уходит. Бывают и другие случаи молодой медведь начинает следовать за тобой куда ты туда и он и при этом держит дистанцию и обычно вообще не проявляя агрессию просто идёт за тобой и всё присел на пенёк и он тоже и не знаешь как от него отделаться.

[@TheBoomsmith]

Romania has probably 3:45 twice that number and it maybe has the most bears/ square kilometer

[@ChandChandramukhi]

yey, we are number one at bears per square km, I didn't expect that!

[@40MileDesertRat]

That's something else I like about Russia.

[@ioanpena]

In Romania there are bears everywere in the mountains...they come to tourists to beg for food !

[@Pidalin]

70 bears in Czechia? You probably count all of them in all ZOOs. 😀 When someone spots a bear here once in 10 years, it's mostly some lost bear who came from Slovakia. 😀 But population of volwes and lynxes is growing, people killed all of them in 19th century and now they are slowly returning when they are protected by law.

[@mrobocop1666]

You can take a lot of wolves from Russia, here they often breed uncontrollable and start to threaten biodiversity and farmer's life stock, so hunters even get paid by municipalities for killing wolves. So your nature organisations can come and take them in any meaningful number you need

[@Pidalin]

@@mrobocop1666 Why didn't you send them to Ukraine instead of tanks? 🤣 I think they shoot them if they are used to kill sheeps even here, so they will learn that they can't kill sheeps.

[@fileta6345]

Taky sem si říkal že počítají ty v zoo 😂

[@adrianavargova]

Tell me about it, bro. In Slovakia we have 3000.

[@volh1volh195]

It is amazing that small and flat Estonia has 880 bears on its territory. In Finland there are only 1600.

[@Siemenkarju22]

The Finnish number is wrong and from trust me bro source. Real number is closer to 3000. They migrate a lot between Russia and Finland

[@dmitrynikolaev355]

They are Estonia - Latvia bears)

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

Yeah, just 2 years ago the estimation was 2400 bears and we share the same population with Russia. The bears migrate back and forward.

[@ronanrogers4127]

@@ReasonAboveEverythingI’m surprised they get visas

[@Gorrdolph]

in 2022 there is 2700-2800 bears in Finland

[@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266]

There are actually no brown bears (or any) in Czechia.. only occasionally an individual or individuals are found on the border with Slovakia (where there are about 1200 bears - definitely over a thousand, not 700). So the actual number for Czechia is about 0 - 5.

[@zzz7zzz9]

​@@tatortot6730 ?? Mongolia isn't large at all, land mass wise.

[@nyala9824]

​@@zzz7zzz9 Mongolia's the 19th largest country by landmass out of around 193, so in the top 10% of largest countries.

[@zzz7zzz9]

@@nyala9824 now compare it to the largest, and it will show that it's small by comparison.

[@majstter7420]

Aj na Šumave sa môže vyskytnúť medveď, nie len v Beskydoch, nejde tam ale o trvalý výskyt. Naraz sa môže na území Česka pohybovat do 10 jedincov. Počet medveďov na Slovensku sa odhaduje aktuálne na okolo 1600, pričom sú sústredené hlavne do strednej časti krajiny a teda hustota je ešte väčšia ako by sa mohlo zdať.

[@zzz7zzz9]

@@tatortot6730 i'm in canada. How's it compare to us?

[@alindumitrache6008]

Dude, Romania only at 6000? Just come to the Transylvania region where you could not only find them in small villages or mountain resorts but even in big cities like Brașov or Miercurea Ciuc walking down the streets or better yet drive along the Transfagarasan highway which Top Gear regarded as the best driving road in the world and I guarantee you you will see at least 10 on a busy summer day.

[@SlumberBear2k]

yeah these numbers seem low

[@Dafterthought]

Even so it’s 3rd place after surfaces like Russia and Canada 😅

[@oskars1419]

Did you hug them in romania 🤔🤗

[@flyterlucki]

I love how you based your answer on well documented research😂

[@adrianavargova]

​@@oskars1419You will not have a chance. People get killed there by bears.

[@waleedjani9535]

beautiful information video

[@Robert19002]

Great! Now can you please do one on the amount of kangaroos in each country? Thanks

[@МаксимСвечников-ь6ю]

Do you count zoos?

[@Robert19002]

@@МаксимСвечников-ь6ю sure, why not.

[@wanderlewis8552]

The correct no. in Romania is 22,000. It was 6,000 a very long time ago. There are so many in Eastern Transylvania that is dangerous to walk outside even on the fields, hills, the streets of some villages and towns from dusk till dawn, not to talk about the forests and mountains....

[@mutuniculescu]

Now Romania have

[@Vercixx]

22000 is a fantasy promoted by hunting groups and naive locals. There are at most 8500 bears, but even this number is probably inflated to justify increased quotas for hunting.

[@BbbB-ej7in]

Same in Slovakia, the number is way more higher than 700, they are extremely overpopulated and our government is doing nothing about it..

[@raduradu334]

​@@Vercixx taci dracu'😂

[@vezinadecebal]

Cifra mai aproape de adevar este de 6-7000 exemplare. Prezenta lor in localitati se datoreaza defrisarilor si lipsei hranei. Ursul este omnivor , 80/ vegetarian mai ales cei tineri. Pentru vanatoare sunt ursii de trofeu carora li se pune hrana iar ei sunt invatati sa vina sa manance acolo. Asa a impuscat ceausescu un urs de 660 de puncte, record mondial pentru ursul brun.

[@sumaotoraibe4761]

Latest survey on brown bear's population in Hokkaidou (north island of Japan) is about 12,000 . They hunt even into Sapporo area, capital city. A fisher man was recently attacked, found dead (May 2023). 　Japan has another type of bear (black bear with white crescent on neck) in mainland (Honsyuu), that's population is assumed 20,000 (or more).

[@angelg3986]

Wow I thought that in Japan there is no room for the people and they have so many bears....

[@davidcoldstar6333]

exactly Japan has the most bears in Asia

[@volh1volh195]

These are bears that emigrated from Kamchatka.

[@fubartotale3389]

I'm guessing the bears swam to Japan?

[@artiomvv569]

It's crazy how small european countries like Macedonia or Albania have much higher brown bear populations than much larger european countries like France, Norway or Italy.

[@dannyboy-vtc5741]

It's just completely based on development and population density, and releif ofc, more mountainous area more bear, more mountains that are empty of human interaction more bear, and then ofc preservation plays the role too, so some countries like iran or serbia but with poorer conservation have less bear despite the mountains. Like for here, croatia, we have a lot of them for our size of the country, but if i told you that all our bears are on area that is maybe 1/4 of our country that has bear, only in central mountainous part, same with wolves, but our preservation is very good, they are protected for decades, will be a century soon, there are shelters and recovery areas and so on, i just watched some documentary, at least 20 years old about park rangers and foresters in those areas, they knew every bear, they fed them in winter, knew their burrows, even females with cubs came for the apples and corn when they had youngs but was early spring and still snow in the mountains, and they told stories of bears decades old and their predecessors that did that care before them. But those bears don't interract with people for the most time, they avoid people as much as possible, but they are cool with rangers because they spent many years among them.

[@KarlMySuitcase]

It's because farmers kill them in Norway, and done it for centuries.

[@ejo5336]

According to last count in Slovakia lives between 1500 - 2000 bears.

[@truthseeker5812]

2:01 India 😊 ❤

[@edgarmaestre6622]

As a spanish, i'm glad to see that we have more bears than most of slavs countries

[@Rush47.]

bruh lmfao

[@LechuzoDeAtenea]

Siendo un país varias veces más grande, es normal. Deberíamos tener muchos más

[@delcane92]

Estoy orgulloso de ver que España está tan alto en la gráfica, las últimas décadas de esfuerzos por preservar su población están dando sus frutos

[@paulblichmann2791]

Due to constant political turmoil, there are probably lots of abandoned areas for bears to roam.

[@levkriscoins9115]

Norway had many bears, but Norway does not like predators. All kinds of predators are shot, bears, wolves, wolverines, eagles, even whales are shot. Norway tells the world to take care of all wild animals, just not in Norway. The wolf is almost extinct and so is the bear, well whale meat tastes good.

[@AlexanderTch]

Whales hunting is legal in Norway ?

[@levkriscoins9115]

@@AlexanderTch Around 1,300 whales are shot in Norway. Every store in Norway sells whale meat. Tastes like beef but much more tender

[@lp3487]

Human is the biggest predator, are they hunted in Norway?

[@МиленДимитров-и2ф]

That's one of many things why people hate Norway

[@aqwsderxz]

Good

[@luckyclover5899]

Im Lucky enough to live in place when all European big 3 still exist: bear, wolf and lynx (Polish part of Carpathian mountains). 🐻🐺😾

[@davidsevers6842]

Interesting to learn. I didn’t know brown bear populations were so prevalent around the world.

[@irdcs]

Where did you think they live?

[@sumaotoraibe4761]

Sumao's response for several questions on Japan brown bears : Japan is over-polurated country, exept Hokkaidou (northern island). I wrote 12K brown bears in that, because of non-populated (relatively) area, bears can get easily foods, saumons which return back from Okhotsk sea, during late summer ~ autum, just before their hibernation. This cycle gets easy their life on Hokkaidou. Bears immigrated to Hokkaidou during a glacy aera, when Soya channel (separates Hokkaidou from Skhalin, they did'nt come from Kamtchaka, but from Sakhalin) was narrow, maybe 500K years ago. One another way of thinking : many bears because there are no wolves in Hokkaidou, wolf and bear harmonize an ecolojical fauna. Native wolves extinguished Meiji times due to hydrophoby, originated from western dogs.

[@randomdude7345]

Its more than 2000 in Slovakia. Other statistics are probably also innacurate. Considering how small Slovakia is compared to Russia, we are the bear kingdom. Bears areactually roaming border streets in the cities, and there are lot of attacks on people.

[@ThePunkers20]

Yeah and I have PTSD after encounter it in Hrebieniok. Fuck never again.

[@wanderlewis8552]

the same in Transylvania. Last year 95 people killed some 200 seriously injured...

[@randomdude7345]

@@wanderlewis8552 those are alarming huge numbers if true. And most of the attacks whith just some "scratches" are not even reported and are not included the official statistics.

[@nickolay6277]

There are also over 3,000 bears in Finland (not 1,600 as the video claimed).

[@wanderlewis8552]

@@randomdude7345 The authorities' response was a primitive bear alert system: if someone spots a bear in a village or town, call a number then they will alert all holders of an Iphone in that zone to watch out , not to go into that street, not to take pictures, not to feed the bears. Yesterday a bear was close to a supermarket, so there was great excitement and panic at the same time...this is the hidden goal: keep people busy with bears not let them think about their miserable life and soaring prices

[@uasyapupkin2162]

Surprising ammount of bears in Japan 🐻🐻

[@marsilt]

Since in video there are drawn borders between brown bear populations then there are important statistics to consider: bears/1000 people and bears/1000km2. Here are first 15 countries by bear population size and density as follows: Country Bears/1000 people Bears/1000 km2 Russia 0,82 7,0 USA 0,10 3,4 Canada 0,62 2,5 Romania 0,31 25,2 Turkey 0,04 4,4 Sweden 0,26 6,0 Japan 0,02 6,6 Finland 0,29 4,7 Croatia 0,31 21,2 Bosnia 0,37 23,5 Bulgaria 0,16 9,5 Estonia 0,64 19,5 Serbia 0,11 8,1 Slovakia 0,13 14,3 Slovenia 0,28 29,6

[@SymonSR20]

This literally means that Slovenia has the most bears per square kilometer. It should be our national animal

[@headkickko609]

And consider that we here in Slovenia really love our woods, hills and mountains....

[@ShizuKanazawa]

So Estonia have biggest number of bears per people. Now im even more scared to go in forest

[@ShizuKanazawa]

​@@SymonSR20so in Estonia we have most bears per people. Im now scared to go to forest

[@marsilt]

@@ShizuKanazawa Why? Bears are scared of people and anybody rarely sees one not to talk confrontation. Also Estonia isn't most densely populated country by people which creates illusion like bears are everywhere.

[@blingdeya3220]

Mecdonia - country near ARSTOZKA

[@kouroshfayyaz4475]

For this reason the symbol of Russia is bear

[@admge1422]

Slovakia 700 where did you find that number it's around 2000.

[@JayagiriBalakrishnan]

Russians can create a bear army regiment 😄🌺

[@mrobocop1666]

120 000 bears are 100 regiments, or 25 brigades, or 12 divisions, or 3-4 field armies or 1 British armed forces

[@askoldlittle9421]

Thats why Putin rides the bear

[@Kabanist]

We can't produce or buy cars due to sanctions so we had no choice but to replace them with bears.

[@gajdosiqenko]

Its Photoshop you stupid kid

[@VIPcosting]

In Russia the name Michael (in the Russian version - Misha) means Bear.

[@ОльгаА-п2ч]

Да;)

[@martinusv7433]

"Medved" is actually bear 😶

[@hankschrader7050]

*KZbin in the 2000s:* 🎼 Sittin on tha toilet 🎼 *KZbin in the 2020s:* Brown Bear population by Country

[@0lsc2866]

In Japan, 6,000 bears are killed by humans every year. Where did the 2000 figure come from?

[@adamliptak4275]

This is some prehistoric data from 50 years ago. Im from Slovakia and we have a BIG bear problem. Our experts says the number is between 2k-3k (yours says 700). We have the most bears per forest square meter in europe.

[@mrobocop1666]

You can send some to countries without/few bears or send to to Russia where they will disperse in endless Russian forests and won't bother anyone

[@radegast75]

​@@mrobocop1666 Unfortunately, no country wants them. The only one solution is to shoot them

[@ChandChandramukhi]

No, come to Romania. They are everywhere.

[@TitisPitis-vg9hw]

@@ChandChandramukhi yeah gipsies like you

[@hjhj742]

Go brown bears!

[@ciudadanodelmundo4206]

En España están recuperándose ejemplares de especies autóctonas, entre ellas los osos, pero también Linces, lobos y otras especies

[@ciudadanodelmundo4206]

@@PaulVanSnipe nunca se han ido

[@turytaicho]

A mi me hacen gracia los cinco osos sirios 😂 Es decir, ¿en Siria hay osos y no hay osos en Portugal o en Andorra?

[@jhvudnsbcfhkdbnvb1868]

But are they paying taxes and rent for using the land?

[@hagron5702]

How the hell do we know there are 500 brown bears in North Korea?

[@Sullric]

They got there through Russian border

[@ElenaKomuzyakina]

Не верьте мифам про Корею. У них есть министерство природных ресурсов, которое сотрудничает и по вопросам экологии в том числе с другими странами. Власти понимают важность экологических проблем, т.к. любое изменение климата грозит им голодом. Северная Корея подписала Киотский протокол о глобальном потеплении и сотрудничает с международными организациями по борьбе с изменением климата. Эту страну принято считать варварской и страшной, но это неправда. Люди в этой стране развивают туризм, следят за экологией, ведут подсчет популяций животных.

[@alexnadeev7661]

Да у нас медведи по всем городам России ходят свободно!!! Вы плохо считаете!!!

[@MaxScooterfan]

А еще алени ездят по дорогам свободно!

[@angelg3986]

Do some of them drive cars?

[@BatuhanKipri]

Александр Сергеевич Пушкин стихи прова? Почему русский народы верить всё? Русский язык как мой родной язык. Я спросил тебе?

[@The_Touring_Jedi]

Where is Mecdonia??? Is that the land were Mcdonalds is born???😂😂😂😂😂

[@donhaywood6542]

Are these the brown bears like the Kodiak and Grizzly? Or they of the black bear variety only brown coated?

[@kkarx]

You got it wrong. There is not a single bear in Czechia.

[@Pidalin]

that single one is immigrant from Slovakia 😀

[@jonben8227]

Nobody knows real numbers,bears are wild ,in forest and nobody can count them.

[@George.Coleman]

Good to know what countries to avoid, thanks

[@mapperlt]

When I walk in forest in Lithuania,one think I scared is moose,but now new phobia unlocked.

[@MrHrKaidoOjamaaVKJV]

Carry a capable Handgun loaded with solid Kead/ Copper Flat Nose bullets!

[@forgottenmusic1]

If only bears are hunted, they are really cautious. The most unpredictable one is actually male wild boar.

[@martinusv7433]

It would be a small miracle to meet a wild bear even in Estonia, let alone in Lithuania 😂

[@nodinger9991]

Italy have much more than 50 bears ! Even Trentino Alto Adige have 150 bears .

[@Egovan-o2x]

Yes..they like to eat also Pasta Bolognese, Amatriciana, Pizza with speck,... Till Tiramisu cake.!😋

[@primipil77]

Что-то очень не верится, что в Беларуси живёт 80 медведей, а в Эстонии 880

[@pvk81]

Они просто пошли шпроты покушать, когда захотят вкусного сыра, молока и кобасы, то обязательно вернутся :)

[@volh1volh195]

В Эстонии реальная тайга, а в Беларуси всё распахано, кроме Полесья. Но там медведей нет давно.

[@ianstrom4365]

Exactly! How would one even count 80 bears?! Is it grown species or including cubs? Very silly rating. Iran and Tajikistan have brown bears?! Hard to believe!

[@volh1volh195]

@@ianstrom4365 there are many mountains in iran and tajikistan where bears like to live

[@MrGigi-dz9cv]

As a romanian, i have two questions: How is Turkey having so manny bears ?? Would mind Siria, taking some bears, from us??

[@TitisPitis-vg9hw]

As a Turk, if you dont believe in this come and count them? What is your problem with Türkiye? Are you jealous of our bears too? Türkiye 783.356 km2, Romania 238,391 km2. Forest width in Turkey 216,781 km2 but Romania 69,610. Shut up your big mouth. And finally Europe is not a continent. This is a very huge geographical lie in the world history. Europe is West Asia. From Portugal to Japan there is only one continent: Asia! Yeah maybe you can have so many gipsies more than Türkiye. Dont forget this once upon a time Romania was a Turkish land. Kipchaks. And also Moldova, Ukraine, Russia. Do you know Szekely Turks? Do you know anTurkish tribe Onogur and Arpad the ancestors of Hungarian and Bulgarian?

[@tsotnegogshelidze8836]

I think the numbers are quite inacurate. For example ot says there are 170 bears in Georgia while they are quite common and there even is a shelter where you can leave your pet bear just like a dog. In my childhood hundreds of restaurants had bears to entertain guests and churches often had them as well, before it became forbidden by law.

[@СтарикОрденоносец]

Это какой-то бред. Две граничащие маленькие страны имеют отличие в численности на порядок? Причем, меньших размеров страна имеет популяцию больше, хотя по населению человеческому они одинаковы и сельская местность одинаково пуста? Может просто в ряде стран не заморачиваются считать, а где-то наоборот, лесникам выписывают премии за липовое поголовье медведей?

[@MountainRaider]

There are more bears in Greece, according to two organisations, Kallisto and Arktouros; their number is around 300-400 .

[@random.oddities]

Rumor has it they get free ferry rides for life, to any island they wish

[@MountainRaider]

@@random.oddities hahaha the good thing is that since we don’t hunt them here and trying to preserve the species , their numbers are getting better.

[@petedo6532]

There are no brown bears in Central Europe ( Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands,Belgium) but in Scandinavia??????

[@samarthkakkeri3576]

I feel very bad when i see the numbers comparing to humans😢😢😢

[@Rorimac67]

I would feel very bad if the numbers were the other way around. 🤣

[@Trancymind]

For tens of thousands of years bears outnumbered humans by a lot.

[@anonymoususer855]

"Lativa" is not a country, my guy. Latvia is. Also, it's Macedonia, not "Mecdonia" 😂

[@pokojvdusi]

Slovakia 700?? The reality is much bigger.

[@РоманЦветов-ц6д]

Русские медведи-самые могучие и при этом самые добрые!👍🐻💪

[@aurum7902]

Поменьше нарциссизма и читаем книги. Северо американские крупнее и мощнее

[@pureheart214]

Kodiak brown bears from Alaska are biggest and most powerful. Russian brown bears are also far less agressive than north american brown bears

[@СергейИванов-с4щ2э]

​@@aurum7902поменьше дрочева на америцу. Или ты Тарас?)

[@СергейИванов-с4щ2э]

@@aurum7902 поменьше др04ева на америцу. Или ты Тарас?)

[@LongJohnSilver_PS5]

Would be nice if this was calculated based on square kilometers of UN-populated wilderness e.g. 1 bear per 200 sq. km. I wonder how that would impact results and show perhaps bear densities/habitats better?

[@spineshivers]

Romania would be on top.

[@laganonista59]

Or Croatia

[@Matruchus]

The bear population for Slovenia is wrong. In 2023 we had 1100 brown bears.

[@enricotoesca3941]

Very thanks 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@蟷螂竜二]

今年の5月に北海道で釣りをしていた男性が熊に襲われて首だけになってた😱 日本は今、熊の事件が沢山起きている💦

[@wyqtor]

In Romania, when we want to go to the mountains, we go to the Alps instead of the Carpathians, because we don't want to bump into them! 🐻

[@Deutschland8894]

Hey! We have bears in Mexico aswell

[@overdrivelzma.9219]

For something always relate the bear with Russia is the predominant animal even some people managed to domesticate them completely that look like giant dogs and do not winter.

[@Yanate1991]

Only Russians are mad enough to try to domesticate a bear!

[@martinhrutka4806]

for God's sake. those numbers are terribly inaccurate.. slovakia 700? we have 2600 bears in Slovakia

[@krokiersaltcrock5218]

Italian number is wrong: we have around 200 at last survey.

[@sonjavukoja4936]

Most of brown bears of Italy are in D'Abruzzo area around Gran Sasso mountain, but there are no more than 70 species in total all around the country. Italian government is working hard with expert zoologists to increase the number, but the biggest obstacle is densely populated country, as brown bears are relying on vaste mountainous areas that are totally empty, true majestic pristine wilderness that can be found in neighbouring countries such are Croatia, Slovenia or Bosnia and Herzegovina

[@krokiersaltcrock5218]

Thats quite wrong. There are around 50 in Abruzzo and close by, and around 100 in Trentino.

[@Andron161]

В Россию ушли😅😂🖖

[@mauroboselli3972]

Si esatto 100 o più sono nelle alpi e 70 negli appennini

[@sonjavukoja4936]

@@mauroboselli3972 , 65 - 75 orsi in totale in tutta Italia! Se vuoi di piu, invia 100 Ferrari rosse in Russia e ti daranno 100 orsi. Un orso = una Ferrari. Commercio equo e solidale!

[@ronanrogers4127]

Ukraine 200 Russia 120,000 Don’t poke the bear.

[@pablo8286]

Shoutout to whoever counted all of these bears

[@jeroenjanssen6870]

Where is the UK in this list?

[@somerandomperson6511]

No large predatory animals in the wild in UK right now until they are re introduced which they’ll probably do soon because they are doing it with other animals

[@WorldRenounced]

No bears in UK 😪

[@bjrnjensen7074]

Locally extinct since around 400 A.C.

[@Protey10]

Russia can share with you)

[@lirenzeng592]

Beary nice video =)

[@antibash691]

In 2022, 76 brown bears were recorded in France

[@НаталияЯковчук]

Меня всегда интересовало - а как их пересчитывают? Особенно в Сибирской тайге.

[@Quareque]

Поэтому я думаю там точно недооценка в их реальном населении.

[@flavius5722]

Proud that Romania has is on top 4

[@zatoichison6420]

But in corruption are second after Ukraine !!

[@flavius5722]

@@zatoichison6420 Eleven in Europe ,with Russia being #1 în matters of coruption #46 în the world list with Ukraine being #33 and Russia being # 28 🤣

[@АндрейМартынов-ж3в]

Ох уж ,эта статистика .смотрю статистику по странам ,проживающих людей ,и то пишут ,говорят от .....до ...точно не знает никто ,миграция и всё такое ,а тут ТОЧНОЕ КОЛИЧЕСТВО ДИКОГО ЗВЕРЯ ! ..понимаю, что есть страны ,где медведи живут только в зоопарках и цирка, там ТОЧНО ЗНАЮТ КОЛИЧЕСТВО ! НАД РОССИЕЙ ЛЕТИШЬ ,ЧАСОВ 8 ...СПЛОШНАЯ ТАЙГА ,интересно ,как там проводится ПЕПЕПИСЬ ДИКОГО НАСЕЛЕНИЯ ? 🤣

[@ОльгаГрефова]

Так это посчитали тех, кто на госуслугах, ВКонтакте и телеграме зарегался. А переписчики оставшихся пропали с экрана радаров

[@МихаилМаркелов-д4в]

Ну как, как подходишь к медведям и кричишь, "а ну-ка в шеренгу становись, по порядку рассчитайся..."😂

[@АндрейМартынов-ж3в]

@@МихаилМаркелов-д4в это ТОЧНО ! привет с Камчатки ✋️ 🏔 🤭

[@МихаилМаркелов-д4в]

@@АндрейМартынов-ж3в, я из Солнечной Башкирии..

[@АндрейМартынов-ж3в]

@@МихаилМаркелов-д4в недавно подписался на ранчо ( про лошадей ) к своему стыду только оттуда узнал СКОЛЬКО СНЕГА У ВАС ЗИМОЙ !😱 если бы ещё ветра до 55м/ секунду, вообще бы от Камчатки не отличить ! ✊️😂

[@jurijmikuletic6087]

Numbers for Slovenia are false. It is estimated that there were from 1200 to 1500 bears in Slovenia in beginning of 2023. The number goes up by 100 to 300 per year. Considering the bear population per square km, we have one of the densest bear populations in the world.

[@jpeyrol5023]

Any problems? In Italy we have about 200, probably less, bears, and some people of the populated zones are understandably nervous. We have had the first dead, some months ago.

[@dejandoles2683]

@@jpeyrol5023 not really problems, for now...but you have to be carefull. Estimation written up in a comment is actually accurate, cca 1200+ bears live in Slovenia.

[@alko9065]

@@jpeyrol5023 I remember the report from your country, sorry for the casualty. I guess people are somewhat used of bears here.... Most of the problems are with damage to livestock, we also have a tonne of deer and wild pigs, which just decimate the fields....

[@badeagheorghe5089]

Same for Romania. The 6000 number mentioned in the video is outdated. In Romania in 2023 are around 8000 bears with a density of 11 bears/ square km.

[@bobibest89]

I didn't expect Japan to have brown bears at all. Let alone that many.

[@theguywhoasked2957]

Japan is literally right next to Siberia Russia

[@lupin402]

Brown bears in Japan are actually estimated to be 12,000. We have many incidents of brown bear appearing in a town and people being attacked/injured/killed by bears.

[@davidreznicek9450]

70 bears here in Czech republic? Had it been 7, I´d still be surpirsed how much that is. 70 is just not true, nor near the possibility.

[@volh1volh195]

The Czech bear is the best friend of the German bear.

[@tritafanita6909]

who counted them? Has the bear census been done?

[@timespent1043]

I didn't know Russia has the most brown bears over hundred thousand

[@d.d.3249]

The largest country in the world, a lot of uninhabited land. And surprise that there are the most bears there. 

[@Rorimac67]

@@d.d.3249 THAT was the one thing that was VERY clear form the beginning not the >100K but that Russia has by far the most was very obvious. Just look at the endless nearly unpopulated forests. Was surprised US > Canada, but then it came to my mind that Alaska is US. 🙂

[@pumaa8416]

​@@Rorimac67and the former Alaska is Russia

[@jamesl9371]

What is a brown bear? A grizzly bear? I know that in Canada there’s many black bears and grizzly bears. I’m not sure what you mean by brown bear 🐻

[@martinusv7433]

Grizzly bear is merely a SUBSPECIES of the brown bear 🤦

[@MegaNain2]

According to new study conducted in Slovakia by czech experts analyzing DNA samples, the count of brown bear in Slovakia is anywhere between 1100-1300. According to forest keepers its more than double, around 3000. It's very hot topic currently before September elections into national council. Encounters with bears are getting more frequent and people from forest areas are getting more and more concerned.

[@adrianavargova]

Exactly. I wrote it in the comment. We have roughly 3000 bears.

[@MichalVaclavik-r6o]

Slovakia 700?that is a joke? 2000+🐻

[@michalbobula307]

Slovakia 700...? 😂😂😂😂 yes but 3-5 times more 😂😂😂

[@zdenekdanko4729]

Kdejakí debili robia videá 🤣🤣🤣

[@kubilay4265]

most of the bears in syria came to turkey as refugees

[@manyinterests1961]

In Bosnia and Croatia we don't really know how many bears there are. Large areas were almost completely depopulated because of war. Bears returned. People did not.

[@gloopdogg1145]

You mean Serbs didnt returned...

[@neilgouws6962]

Yeah right , who counted all those bears ?!

[@peterandras]

În România the last statistics said there are 13 500.... but even 6000 are to much ...we have many bear attack every year at the country side

[@stonkerontheroad9609]

Are they unprovoked attacks? I often wonder how dangerous they are if you are just walking around

[@peterandras]

@stonkerontheroad9609 some of the attacks are unprovoked, they are happening in woods, but mostly the attacks happen when they enter at people's lands farmlands and homes, many times in the garden near their houses at the countryside, attacking animals, livestock etc.

[@stonkerontheroad9609]

@@peterandras Thanks. I have seen them on Tranfagarasan. I ride through Romania most years on my motorcycle. I often wonder how safe it is to stop in remote areas for a drink of water and a pee.

[@stephanjoris4698]

@@stonkerontheroad9609 Just two months ago a 19 year old girl was killed while walking with her boyfriend on a so called safe road. The boyfriend tried to help her but could not prevent the bear from dragging her 100m down the mountain where she was later found. The bear, who was still with her when the police arrived, was shot by a hunter. It is a downright disgrace that Europeans are not allowed to carry bear spray when going outdoors in bear country.

[@stonkerontheroad9609]

@@stephanjoris4698 That's frightening. As a motorcyclist, do I have to be careful where I stop?

[@Mikisoq39]

Bjørn/Bear is a somewhat common surname in Denmark, there hasn't been bears in Denmark for eons. What other awesome names do people have around the world?

[@northernswedenstories1028]

Surname? You mean first name? Can't say I've heard of anyone with a surname called Björn

[@Quareque]

No bears in Denmark? Denmark has huge population of polar bears.

[@heidilitkowitch1604]

Wow, Russia, the brown bear, symbol of Russian might

[@adrianavargova]

Sorry, where did your statistics come from? You rated my country Slovakia that it has 700 bears. We have 3000 bears to 5.5 mil population. We are "overbeared" quite literally. We are afraid to go to the woods, the bears invade our villages and cities. And we have had several attacks on humans this year. Luckily they were not fatal.

[@mitjaradovac6536]

In Slovenija we don't know how many bears we have.. more like 1.100 - 1.300.. then 600...

[@emanrovemanhcan2564]

There are so many bears in Europe? Holy shit. I never knew

[@theguywhoasked2957]

Well Europe is close to Siberia that's why