60 Scariest Bear Encounters of The Year

[@Marco_My_Words]

Bro he shook the ladder, that's one intelligent bear.

[@St.CrimsonTweets]

If the cameraman stopped recording he sealed his own fate

[@cazc5200]

@@St.CrimsonTweets Let's turn the tables, give the bears cameras lol

[@St.CrimsonTweets]

@@cazc5200 😂😂

[@Larryw-o2k]

Bears are smart dont like to be messed with and are very curious most attacks are caused by people not on purpose but by getting in a bears house and not obeying the most common sense thing get out of the bears house stay and sometimes pay they are not teddy bears I lived with bears for. A long time nuisance bears trapped and relocated in the mtns behind my house had em come in live under my house follow charge me only ever shot near one in several years they just want to eat something always hungry . And they like a cat want to check everything out lean there habits stay away during mating season iknow it's hard to believe but try using some common sense it's not common but try anyway

[@antoine_the_healthy_kid6153]

Are we not gonna talk about how strong that damn ladder is?!?!

[@mr_rock4353]

Reminds me of the time my grandpa and I were out hunting we crested a hill and came within 10 meters of a grizzly and her cubs. We got lucky that day.

[@fedupwithem6208]

Brave and stupid are two different things.

[@Iambreadman787]

Is it though? I find bravery and stupidity go hand in hand.

[@natwalsh2710]

It is. Marines and other soldiers that go to war for example: they do what they do cause they’re brave to fight for their lives. If they panic and don’t fight back, then they’re being dumb and they lose their lives. Bravery and stupidity are different.

[@martinwhalley3286]

Trudat

[@martinwhalley3286]

I thought polar bears were GAME OVER

[@arronthomas68]

But they go great together.

[@ФАКДЕМОКРАТ]

The first one is Mansur the bear. The owner is a pilot and found the cub when he landed his small plane. The bear cub was abandoned by the mother. No other zoos would take the bear in so the guy decided to adopt him. The shaking of the latter is him being concerned about the guy, that he is pretty attached to.

[@heatherhelms74]

That was so compassionate for them to help the poor bear that was stuck with his paw in the tree and cord ❤

[@cosgood1978]

Agreed, that's tough as nails, and people don't realize, the kind man is the strong man.

[@lifeinlimbo2186]

The only reason I don't hike or camp in bear territory is because THERE ARE BEARS THERE.

[@analactica]

You'd assume it wouldn't require a genius to figure it out but I guess not 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@mariaari8513]

That’s why I walk in suburbia.

[@codayglance8703]

Lol

[@froggybug]

Right?!!?

[@cazc5200]

@@analactica They must be a genius then .

[@joshuabradshaw9120]

Getting close to any wild animal is always a bad idea, especially if it's a mother with young. Also I think it's amusing when the narrator says that the animal did something 'unthinkable'. It's a wild animal for goodness sake. Expect them to be volatile and take necessary precautions to protect yourself.

[@robert2695]

They say if your a 1/4 mile then your to close.

[@alladeenmdfkr2255]

"wanna see it closer?"That's how people die in movies,she even fell down like in horror movies,lol

[@fedupwithem6208]

I guess the "wild predator" in the first video brought his own giant red ball with him.

[@D-ManGrizz]

That's what I was thinking. I think the man was training the bear.

[@sandrarawn2147]

Hello from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 As always amazing videos and stories! Thank you so much. Thumbs 👍 up. 😊

[@findthatlastwatertemplekey]

13:34 has to be my favorite part. Just the way the guy goes: "What're you doing there?" and the black bear looks at the ground like an ashamed puppy, it's hilarious.

[@upndnglo]

I wasn't ready for this! So many close encounters. I'll never go for a walk without protection. Good protection.

[@johnhutsler8122]

It's funny how this channel describes every bear as "ferocious and hungry," but most of these bears are just wandering around and stumble upon some people, which peaks their curiosity. Then the bear either gets scared or bored and leaves. Bears are pretty chill creatures and rarely attack humans. Just stand your ground, be loud, and don't turn your back on them. It's EXTREMELY likely they'll just leave you alone after a few minutes

[@johnnynbk]

hey, ur ruining our fun scary video experience man 😛

[@jimnorthrup8373]

So I guess the Bears Manseur because that's what he keeps calling it.

[@caraodoherty5940]

Better yet, stay outta the bears territory so the "STUPID" humans don't get the bear killed🤬🤬

[@johnhutsler8122]

"...the bears notice the men up in the tree - and this is where things take a HORRIFYING TURN." The bear casually walks up within 20 feet, smells the air, and then turns around and walks away, looking bored the entire time. 😂😂 The commentary on these videos is hilarious

[@HeavenWithouttheE]

The one benefit of wearing cheap cologne….

[@BarksRG]

The video ends here so we don't know their fate.... Yea the bear must have posted it on KZbin 🐻

[@ddraigmafon4725]

Seriously, if a bear shows up right outside my tent, the last thing I’m grabbing is my camera.

[@cazc5200]

Then you die. We all know whoever is filming lives haha

[@AkChiVibes]

First thought was the movie Backcountry. Nope. I won’t tent camp ever again after watching that. Alaska will kill your ass pdq.

[@hollymcreynolds5428]

Great comment.

[@marouanlakou]

well probably you're going to do some wrong decisions right there

[@marilynwillett804]

I wonder if you offered a bear a lot of sweets like a dozen jelly donuts, candy bars and things, wouldn't it just be interested in eating them and leave you alone if you quietly sat there? maybe they have different personalities so it depends.

[@Livingdeadgirl72]

The bear 🐻 is like I’m not afraid of your silly bullets , I play with your silly bullets lol😊😅

[@mariyahisrael5508]

@18:18 mins in, you gotta figure that the bear is on a no-stupid-people diet. It's all the rage in the wilderness! I love these close call videos where no one gets hurt! *Thank you for uploading! Was the best hour of my day!!* *SUBSCRIBED*

[@kayburgess8536]

Its funny hearing them tell the bear to back up go away like it really understand them

[@Larryw-o2k]

I believe they under stand the tone of voice have had several go way because I told them to lived in NC mountians in an are nuisance bears from the smokeys were turned lose have wach3d them for hrs had them walk up to me and sniff around takes awhile but you can learn there behaviors and when to stay still or fight running a waste of time faster then you can imagine playing dead might work but there not that stupid best to carry a big bore rifle and don't be agressive keep in mind they can sense your emotions a peace full attitude go's a long way I carry a 4570 rifle and a 10mm pistol always in bear country but remember I'm in there house and gotta respect that walk soft carry a big stick applies

[@aphoticjellyfish]

That’s not why they’re saying that you idiot lol. You’re supposed to loudly shout at the bear. It doesn’t matter what you say, but you’re supposed to shout at it until it goes away

[@ronaldo756]

I hate those videos where end remains a mystery 🤧

[@Mhel2023]

I choose to assume that the bear ate the person and uploaded the encounter to KZbin, carefully editing out the end result beforehand

[@joninature]

feeding a polar bear has to be the dumbest thing ever

[@Lorjarca]

#47 They should have thrown the rocks at the people and left the bears alone.

[@marilynwillett804]

perhaps

[@turtlejeepjen314]

*new bear fear unlocked*

[@patrickhurley4058]

The real reason people go unarmed and unprotected into bear country is so simple it transcends politics and philosophical differences - they are stupid.

[@erica4you]

This!! But those stupid ppl will be the first to be attacked. I will never step foot in any woods or wilderness without protection.

[@Larryw-o2k]

That's a fact

[@Dan-tt8sn]

Lmao 🤣. Good one.

[@Dan-tt8sn]

Darwinism at its finest. 😂

[@shirleybrooks1599]

In the small city in northeast New Mexico where I used to live, the bears would come right up to your door, knock and ask “what’s for dinner”.

[@Purrrrfectshot]

All these bears were just tryna reach them about their cars extended warranty

[@jennifergorges72]

😂😂😂😂

[@georgipopov8989]

And more precisely about their expiring bumper to bumper insurance

[@Islandlife488]

I know in the clip #43 they had to use the flare but i still felt bad when it hit the bear 🥺

[@aoife4218]

Ye because it's their territory

[@D-ManGrizz]

People are so stupid not to be afraid of bears, especially for the sake of taking pictures. No respect for these animals.

[@JussianeRibeiro-un8fw]

Like😮

[@belinalug6928]

This is a stupid video what do you expect

[@gatorduran3288]

I love Bear stories!

[@triggerhappy8872]

When Ginny Sacrimoni goes camping the bears have to hide their food. Lol

[@assrammington7961]

I’ve never had a problem with Ginny’s weight. To me she’s beautiful. Rubenesque.

[@Rob-The-Red]

Hey Bear, Bear shouts "Hey Dinner" 😅

[@ceciliafenner3984]

🤣

[@chill21100]

2:49 she'll never be able to relax outdoors the same. This was probably her retirement routine

[@dogwithwigwamz.7320]

A way to ensure the return of a Polar Bear..... Feed it.

[@niceguy60]

2:43, bear was like never mind I'll just be hungry again a hour later

[@DennisHicks78749]

Everything you called unthinkable was actually very easy to anticipate, not surprising at all.

[@aphoticjellyfish]

Very thinkable indeed

[@markmadsen6828]

I stumbled on to this video.. How stupid can people be? I just hope people get the message. The animals are in their natural habitat, living their natural lives..

[@wizestwizard]

The bear does the unthinkable 60 times. Including trying to bite a man's bare hand after he ran out of food ... unthinkable? 😂

[@aphoticjellyfish]

These animals did the unthinkable by acting like animals usually do!

[@4chickenwingsfriedhard]

#28 that’s a Norwegian Elkhound. Great dog I had one. But they are meant to hunt in large groups. He did what he was breed to do. Sad😢

[@ImJidionDaddy]

Brave dog indeed

[@St.CrimsonTweets]

Why was the old lady @ 3:00 recording herself nap tho??

[@jeffstarnes3877]

Was a security cam probably.

[@tamisullivan8548]

I can't help it I laugh everytime I see that woman who was sleeping...

[@amwright63]

LMBO! So do I! Even though I know it wasn't funny to her!

[@jennifergorges72]

That was priceless😂

[@kitkat9648]

I love your adjectives!

[@aphoticjellyfish]

Someone needs to get this man a thesaurus

[@mystic0maggot401]

That poor bear in #48 looked so sad when he found out the man was up there

[@carlos_the_conquistadorR1b]

“No, Not yet” - old man with a revolver

[@aphoticjellyfish]

lol I took that as him saying he wasn’t ready to die yet 😂

[@StephanyChills]

Firstly, I love this channel. I've been subscribed for only a few months and knowing KZbin and how quickly you get bombarded with videos of the same genre; This one is the only that pops up. So, Yeah, Nicely Done.😎 #50 That's why you don't feed the wildlife. Animals will get complacent and start expecting food from humans. I've heard of an elk or deer that were feed by humans and started attacking or at least showing aggression when not fed. Those animals had to be put down for public safety. I was told growing up "Look with your eyes, not your hands" My mom probably meant that to be for objects but she was also right about Nature.

[@AnyoneCanSee]

The English woman was laughing. She's a lot braver than I. That bear also looks pretty thin and hungry. It wouldn't surprise me if it came back in the dark. No way could I sleep in the tent there as you could wake up being eaten alive.

[@globe2555]

If people are living among bears or other wild animals, they should make sure to install bars in front of their windows, and in general, think about security.

[@birdsflowers2289]

Then you get to wonder if you'll be able to get out of the house in case of fire. Shucks ! Life is very complicated.

[@globe2555]

@@birdsflowers2289 There is nearly always a backdoor.

[@glasshalffull4061]

56:06 I kept expecting a third bear to pop out of the tall grass/brush while a hiker uttered the words, "Clever Girl!"

[@fayelisa6454]

The “bluff charge lady” is going to fuck around & find out these bears are not bluffing one day. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@turtlejeepjen314]

22:55 guy seems deserving to be on an AFTER attack video. Total TOOL bag.

[@elsiemarina2572]

The guy narrating sounds like Charlton Heston.

[@TheRealEvvonne]

I hope number 40 teaches everyone to NOT try to pet a WILD BEAR. Like what the BLEEP were they thinking???! 😂😂😂

[@junior-hk2jt]

ever since a bear came up on my buddies game trail cam I haven't been back out hunting to his spot in Georgia 😂I ain't messing wit no bear✌️

[@ady8084]

Everything was fine until the Bear did... THIS 😆

[@aphoticjellyfish]

*bear calmly sniffs around and then leaves *

[@RenoTae]

Number 8 the bear was hungry!! The way he chased them and followed like that. … oooh so lucky coz we all know that bear could have caught at least one on a bike

[@cazc5200]

Is it really a life or death decision when the bear has its back to you and walking away?

[@froggybug]

😂

[@glendaperkins9231]

Im so amazed watching the man walked up to the bear as it dumpster dive in the trash as though he wants the dumpster, for himself. the bear already said go get your own trash can. Someone please tell me what was he planning on doing If he succeeded in pulling the trash can. Thank you.

[@aphoticjellyfish]

He was trying to go into the store and not steal the trashcan. What are you talking about?

[@3DCGdesign]

bears can run 45 miles an hour in a forest, you are not outrunning one unless it allows you. Bear spray, people, bear spray.

[@Dan-tt8sn]

Grizzlies can run up to 35 mph, but still too fast to beat in a foot race.

[@Painintostrength]

Why tf! Are people picking up the camera when they life is in danger instead of grabbing a gun or something to protect a self this world has gone from growing in intelligence to absolutely dumb

[@mitzigraham3108]

The most drama comes from the narrator! 😂

[@nikak4444]

Lol the first clip with the ladder, the man speaks to a bear jokingly like to a pet and calls him by a name "Mansour" i think several times. Its either a bear hes well familliar with or a trained one. The man does not react to him as a threat and tells him to stop rearranging the ladder.

[@sensus-rp9cy]

I wouldn't do anything to escape, and I'd offer myself to him to eat me, it won't be that bad, to end up as part of his diet.

[@NevaG2190]

41:06 did that bear know those women and just didn't want his picture taken? Tf just happened? Lol he ducked the paparazzi

[@juniorr2646]

20:51 The bear saw the men On the tree so he thought there was something dangerous lurking around, Remember the bears tell the cubs to get into the tree when there is danger so i think he saw them and he thought 🤔 if this humans on the tree they must be running away from something 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@markmadsen6828]

#38 is absolutely Horrific! Turn back.. What happens to the 3 cubs after they destroyed the Mom? They DIE...

[@sandrarawn2147]

I'm sorry but the woman who came upon the black bear on her front driveway trying to prove that bears bluff charge then scoots it away! She really should watch what she's doing for God's sakes! Not all bears bluff charge and she's going to end up in an awful situation some day! I 🙏 pray not for her, but her family perhaps should seek professional help for her????

[@roslynhill4923]

Why are 98% of the encounters lead with, "The unthinkable happens!" You're commenting on bear encounters - the bears going after people is NOT UNTHINKABLE!! What it is though, is ANNOYING!

[@cazc5200]

Really it should be "people go after bears".

[@strawberryjackson3]

Running om the bridge funniest part

[@gjd1942]

#8 at 1:01:57 The commentator says two men are exxploring the woods when they come across two bears when in fact they are bear hunters who are in a blind over a bait barrel meant to attract the bears within shooting distance. Nearly one quarter of all the clips are wrongly described.

[@questioneverything-_-]

I LOVE polar bears. They are my favourite animal. Just so beautiful and deadly.

[@limitstream]

A lesson learned: if you encounter a bear, it is important to reach a higher elevation and try to prod the bear in the eye as a means of self-defense, instead of playing dead.

[@Big.b1999]

6:35 love how fast thinking he was to use the weapon

[@serafinmagic1634]

2 men walking in the woods in Alberta Canada *completly unarmed* What could possibly go wrong?

[@scottcol23]

26:39 That dog was massive. Very brave, willing to protect his human.

[@aphoticjellyfish]

Sad that his human just abandoned the dog without any effort to call the dog back

[@Eye_4_An_Eye]

when people do all the shouting and raising hands crap, i always wonder if the bear is staring and thinking "bruh, do u see how big i am, i will RIP you to literal shreds" lol

[@StandWatie1862]

I love it when people that dont respect wildlife get natural selection.

[@chrishaapala7997]

What is it with these idiots pulling out phones and cameras with a bear in their faces?

[@rachaelswan-3967]

I’m in Australia, and I’m glad I don’t have bears. But we have an insane Number of snakes and spiders that can kill you.😅

[@mikedemayo5780]

Nah your not being approched by a polar bear you have been stalked for up to 2 miles theres a huge difference there

[@phoenixharvesters1373]

I finally figured out why most people go into the Wilderness without any kind of protection from bears. The answer is simple. These are the people who value animal life more than human life. And it would seem their own life as well.

[@Blueknight1960]

Nope, they're just stupid.

[@tntkitty3595]

Brave and stupid do not go together. Remember you cannot fix stupid. You are either stupid or brave. Pick one

[@illistensmith2718]

In many federal parks firearms are not allowed and if caught you will face serious punishment.

[@phoenixharvesters1373]

@@illistensmith2718 Who said anything about firearms? Bear spray and a big hunting knife is not a firearm but it will save your life.

[@illistensmith2718]

@@phoenixharvesters1373 That's true. My bad. I just see hunting knives and bear spray as things to make it angry but you are right.

[@Jen-rose76]

Those Turkish men are my hero’s!! I love them!! ❤❤❤

[@QUEENCATRICE-oy8to]

Man: hey there what are you doing here there bear: well I thought I was going to sneak up on you and eat you so much for that huh?

[@Carmelo-u2q]

No one's going to mention the 🐕 💩 😮 on the guy's deck 😅😂😂😂😂

[@aphoticjellyfish]

Take a shot every time he says “unexpected guest”

[@jenncampbell277]

I don’t understand why people don’t realize BEARS ARE DANGEROUS not cute! Black bears climb all over our porch and in our backyards (Tennessee smoky mountains) and just walk around everywhere in the streets. People take pictures and they think it’s so cute. But it’s a BEAR!

[@lennychapman2304]

I think it’s funny that the bear that was nudging up to the blue bend bait for the bear to be harvested

[@ManuelMartinez-os5wb]

You should do a video on killer whales! Please!

[@BWilderChannel]

What I learned from this videos. Russian people are truly a different breed of people.

[@BWilderChannel]

The unthinkable aka a bear doing what bears do.

[@blackjesus6433]

I could bearly watch. 🙏🏾

[@birdsflowers2289]

This makes me wonder why Arkansas bought black bears. I heard alot of them moved into Missouri..... Thanks alot !!!!

[@DistractiveVortex]

That is such an ignorant statement. If you wonder so much, go and educate yourself a bit more.

[@birdsflowers2289]

@@DistractiveVortex It's a sure thing the govt won't help you when they become a problem for landowners. You are full of venom, hateful mouth.

[@Larryw-o2k]

Smart bears who actuly want to live in arkansas

[@aphoticjellyfish]

Uhhh as you can see in the video Black bears are essentially harmless

[@birdsflowers2289]

Dear happily satisfied people. Tell these victims that black bears are safe. This woman took her son on a trip and stopped to walk around where other folks were eating, swimming etc. the boy barely survived but his mom and two men who tried to help were killed. It was a young bear, no cubs.

[@ivanhall6482]

Bear to old asian women: I'd like to ask you about your cars extended warranty

[@chill21100]

32:26 you can't be in the worst shape of your life in bear country.

[@aphoticjellyfish]

I have news for you if you think that anyone can outrun a bear lol

[@chill21100]

@@aphoticjellyfish I just meant you should not be in the wilderness trying to survive. Let alone in Bear country. No human could out run a bear

[@velvetturtles]

@10:55 feeding a polar bear. Not smart

[@ThankGod2024]

Very sure that the bear that the running hiker escaped dealt with the person that the hiker passed on the way before encountering the bear

[@Eye_4_An_Eye]

that black mama bear is just assessing the danger threat to her cubs. she is definitely aware of her surroundings but she isnt a threat just yet. as long as you stay still and let them pass she will go on her way with them.

[@RichardDeFren-j3l]

The naked swimmer looks like Fire Marshall Bill.

[@kateyare4708]

Those blue drums just lying about are filled with bear bait. These are not chance encounters with bears.

[@BonuxCouleur]

Shame the commentaries are absolutely made up and show the compiler made no effort to research the source of these videos. The polar bear videos are not all from Russia, only one is from Russia in fact the platform / gas rig one, the others are from Norway.

[@DepplorableCalabrese]

Bears always do that little bouncy up and die thing when they are playing and also trying to get into something. I had one do that fit on top of my Chevy HHR. I HAD BEARS IN CEDARPINES PARK CA. ALL THE TIME. this time my car had a pbrokwn passenger window. So I parked real close to a retaining wall. I had some corn in my car a box of fresh corn and the bear got on top of my roof and did that little bouncing thing he’s doing with the ladder but on all 4 feel and he left my roof sink in. They also kept coming and puncturing the humming bird feeder and drinking the nectar like it was a little supple cup. Finally I have to climb on a deck railing and hang the feeder very high. Cuz the bears kept hitting it and knocking it down and drinking the sugar water. The lady above me had hindered a of peaches on her trees and they were all ripe and smelling sweet. The bears came and ate every peach in one night. Lol. I had baby bears looking in my windows too. It was scary at first. But I got used to it coming home at night and a bear would be like 6 feet from the house door So I’d go in a different door.

[@garytighe1822]

Bears are amazing and intelligent

[@Nihilist-rq1js]

Turkish Joe Rogan saves the day!

[@Moneyovertruth]

I seen bear cubs twice now within 5 years in my car thank god and still was scared thinking momma was gonna come charging at my SUV

[@Damerlavis7055]

This is pretty scary just watching I love hiking and MTB riding but none of my friends are into it so 95% of the time I’m all alone out there got to take the right precautions and always prepare for the un excepted

[@ertsixbarf]

yes, you just cant help it at times, before you know your to close, and, most animals are curious, train yourself to stay put, not panic or run, take a hunting survival course, it helps a lot, did live on a remote farm, must say, ignoring them worked well for me, also i did camp a lot, trust you feelings, the feeling your being watched, most likely you are,

[@minisensei111]

What? I'd loved to 🥺