4 Bear Encounters That Will Give You Anxiety

[@clawsyoutube]

Which clip was the scariest?👇

[@ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique]

The man with his dog and the bikers.

[@SaniyaMarie1]

Nothing

[@principesolitario7579]

The last one with no doubt!

[@elwapo1614]

Number 3 piss me off.The bear was giving out hints and signs,like gtfoh.Stupid Humans

[@johnsheppard1476]

Very unusual situation had happened when my grandfather was on the hunt in the winter forest with his best animal friend Neron and it turned out that the bear had been following them-the one that didn't hibernate and so was most dangerous and more than that:it was an abnormally large specimen-the largest of all that he ever seen and definitely over 1500lbs!When Neron felt it,he turned around,growled and went straight at the direction where it was while his owner didn't know what was Neron going after and didn't realize that his biggest fear about his companion was about to come true..Than just half a minute later he heard the distant brawling sounds and immediately realized what Neron was fighting with and rushed to help him with his rifle..However when he finally found the two fighters-the fight was already over..Believe it or not but Neron firmly held the beast in inescapable death grip and a few moments later the bear was dead..Now you might be wondering at this point how the hell did Neron kill a 1500lb+ bear or how the hell such a huge and powerful beast can be defeated by a *dog* ?The thing is that Neron was not actually a dog or canine at all:he was a feline-at that point a 12 years old 850lbs in weight orange striped cat with black stripes shaped like candle flame,white belly and a huge gorgeous tail-the characteristic trait of a pure bred Siberian tiger..So this is how a huge and extremely dangerous beast met it's demise in form of slightly smaller but vastly more agile,smart and skilled orange striped assassin that my grandfather raised and bonded with enough to regularly go hunting together since he was just 2 years old novice young striped fellow till they both passed away 17 years later..

[@maxim9461]

Tourists: GET OUT OF HERE.. Bear: Bro I live here

[@ragemodels]

😂🐻🙌🤣

[@jonahmosher3314]

You know that piece of concrete your home sits on? Well, that wasn’t always there. At some point, an animal lived there as well. So stop it with your enlightened emojis. And by the way, bear meet is incredible.

[@userwkr6mywxsd693]

@@jonahmosher3314 Why are so mad lmfao, you it took too heart. 💀

[@brockbusa3912]

@@jonahmosher3314 🤔

[@CohdayEdits]

@@jonahmosher3314 meat*

[@nina8885]

Tourists : " Go HOME BEAR! " Bear ; " no. I live here, you go home. "

[@alizaquintanilla]

😂😂😂

[@-Ace-of-Spades-]

That would be one lucky tourist to get given a verbal warning - I think most would be 'shown' the way out.

[@sudiptasen6855]

Such a good plan

[@tikoakinney6644]

Yea I agree the bear lives there lol they yelling at him

[@bellysbabble7460]

I doubt the bear said that.

[@colinarcher2817]

Knowing my luck ,I'd scream at the bear to scare him ,only to find its the only bear in yellowstone who's fucking deaf

[@jesussaves7669]

Hahahaha love this!

[@deborahpell3869]

Best comment this year hahahahah.......

[@unaffected_covid]

Damn lol

[@colinarcher2817]

After thought.guess it would feel like winning the lottery if you discovered the bear could lip read

[@unaffected_covid]

@@colinarcher2817 ... or telepathy

[@bettyBOOM5723]

The “potential weeks worth of food” comment then two arrows pointing at the heavy women was comedy gold 😂

[@allergicTOsunhats]

Lmaooo I died 😂

[@tukloo2388]

yelling at the bear, "Go home". bear:"Bitch you go home, this is my home"

[@KS-nq8vo]

And the home you live on was once an animals so that means you can’t live at home either right?

[@karlaloredo9719]

Period 🤣

[@dxshawn532]

@@KS-nq8vo This isn't the own you think it is. Saw another person Jonah I think saying the same dumb shit. Wouldn't be surprised if you're juts regurgitating it.

[@naomiemannings6499]

@@dxshawn532 pretty sure he/she/they copied it from that Jonah

[@2551987ezio]

@@KS-nq8vo Eh. My ancestors lived in teepees and long houses among the animals and critters in the forests. So I suppose it's our home as much as it is to them.

[@jennycraigadventures3314]

The first guy yelled at the bear in two different languages just to be sure he understood him.

[@damonlennox7244]

Lmfao

[@shakazulu5567]

Lmao, i thought the same thing lol.

[@bartenderzzz]

Well he definitely understood big rocks

[@marcelboogaard3809]

Lapland is in two different country though.

[@MickeyLissey]

one of them was Swedish :)

[@benjiarehart2878]

I love how the dog takes over filming while he throws rocks at the bear.

[@DB-jv7vi]

😂😂😂

[@oldazzrapperwithskills9286]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@90hjorth]

😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@jjsmama401]

Lol!

[@kevingaytan6100]

Hahaha I needed this laugh 😆

[@taariqkhanoflegend4622]

Damn that first encounter is the stuff of nightmares, credit to that guy. It seemed to be so far away and then it wasn't.

[@mikehenrickson3898]

Average top speed for a bear is 35 mph. I'm not an expert its just want ive read and heard multiple times.

[@mirzaghalib8659]

they're so fast...most people don't understand this....

[@melissamartin8266]

Bears may be big, but they're fast too.

[@Dropnostop]

That bear was literally smaller than the dog. Lololol it wasn’t doing anything.

[@Thegooob95]

@@Dropnostopwhat the fuck

[@linlinlixin2637]

4:00, "weeks worth of food ". Passive aggressive way of calling them all fat.

[@robmilne67]

There was enough to eat for an entire year. Not like any of them could run.

[@prej1741]

Lol exactly

[@susanmay7807]

Too many Americans are overweight/FAT !!!!! Why is that?

[@imagohouse7412]

Pink tank top would have lasted him for days

[@ceecee328]

With arrows pointing to the humans lololol

[@unclescipio3136]

This is why you should always go hiking with someone who is slower than you are. You can't outrun a bear, but you can outrun an out-of-shape friend.

[@dominic_0335]

Or just prepare yourself and don’t let a friend get eaten by a bear

[@michaelcartersdad]

When adrenaline kicks in no matter what their weight or muscle mass they’ll run fast until they die

[@Imarasgirl]

“Friend” 😏

[@unclescipio3136]

@@Imarasgirl maybe 'co-worker you're not that fond of'.

[@omnientertainment5852]

Some friend

[@guacca]

Crowd in the park: "Get out of here!!!" Bear: "Rude" [leaves]

[@DoubleDown310]

Which one is the bear? All I see are numerous oversized plump animals.

[@sandie302]

Bear: Oh no a bunch of Karens...I'm out

[@MrLeo7627]

" So Rude "

[@ElvisLivesUpstairs]

Imagine trying to get closer to a grizzly bear 🐻 rather than trying to get away from it. 😂

[@jaydenrussell7491]

If you run away they will see you as prey plus you can’t out run a grizzly bear

[@robbymitchell7474]

Like I said, idiots. More meat than brains.

[@nadogrl]

Idiots.

[@zkirock7084]

@@jaydenrussell7491 Bro you just slowly backing away, but not running it will help. Also they are 5-10 people usually they don't attack group of people, so that help them as well.

[@mrkris9026]

Go away bear go away you cant stay here ..... Bear: Dude I live here you don't!!!

[@ramonguzman475]

The law of the mountain is that the strongest beast stands its ground. Strength can be physical, mental, or both. There is also strength in numbers, most bears are lone hunters, and they avoid packs of wolves and other animals that might gang up on them. Humans tend to gang up on animals in general, even against other humans.

[@jannepetersen4660]

I agree but you know wildlifes biggest enemies are stupid people......ignorant fools who think they have all the rights to dominate wild animals......and when it goes wrong they just shot them.....

[@abefroman70]

Stupid fucking tourists!

[@colbyd.5044]

The bear had no ill will just hanging out. He’s tired of the systemic stereotypes in regards to wildlife

[@Hankxiong]

😂

[@michaelsullivan6854]

The last guy "Unfortunately fell off his bike while trying to escape, and landed right in a fresh puddle of BBQ Sauce and side of Mashed Potato"

[@veepl8967]

You think you've found a favourite comment, and then you stumble upon another one. 😄

[@ramontarango9260]

@@veepl8967 stfu

[@MMKYT1]

@@ramontarango9260 why you gotta do em like that he ain’t say nun wrong ?

[@KingDUB22]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dxshawn532]

I'm 59 and Im dreeping

[@markgoddard2560]

I’m glad this video is narrated as I wouldn’t know what on earth was going on if it wasn’t explained in microscopic detail and repeated several times over. What would I have done? I would run have away from the narrator.

[@737smartin]

Cheesier than a Shriner's circus. 😣

[@MichelleVisageOnlyFans]

The big red arrow pointed at the female Park Ranger at 4:12 was also very helpful. In case we missed her in the picture! LOL! Also this vid could have been just 4 mins long if they didn't repeat every shot of the bear 15 times for each story!

[@yomommashaus]

video was made for american viewers :p

[@-Ace-of-Spades-]

@@yomommashaus( LOL)²

[@GeekRaj]

Nothing wrong with the narration.

[@maestro-zq8gu]

You can tell bears are intelligent creatures with all the body language in the last part.

[@JulieIelasi-lt7yp]

Bears are very,very cunning wild Animals they are thinkers!! They go away u think but then they go around to catch up to get you to ripe u apart ! 😢people, Animals gone terrible 😢

[@jes7574]

I feel like this narrator knows exactly as much about bears as the tourists trying to video it.

[@claudiaionescu1661]

ROMÂNIA /🐻🐻🐻.... 👍 😵🤫

[@wesdingus8095]

👌😂😂😂😂

[@bobsager7034]

@@claudiaionescu1661 ok

[@Scr4mbledM3ggs]

Fr fr😂✋

[@pseudophp]

@@bobsager7034 T R A N S Y L V A N I A R E P R E S E N T R O M A N I A

[@talker51292]

“What would YOU have done?” I would’ve shit myself, thanks for asking.

[@kari2030]

🤣😂🤣🤣🤣

[@cryssstalz]

Lmao

[@yeetzone9828]

yeah I would too

[@aderyn7600]

I know two things about besr safety and thats to always travel in groups and to carry bear spray

[@jweezy5490]

Probably would have just pulled out my AK with a fifty round drum and politely asked the bear for directions to the nearest Starbucks

[@alexistrebexis3195]

Just a little tip for this channel, just play each clip through in its entirety. Don’t play parts of the clip 5 times each before the end of the clip.

[@eliazzzzaceu]

True🤣

[@elksplosive2214]

Trying. To make a longer video only hurts the brain

[@xxBONGHUNTER420xx]

It’s honestly like watching tv but with out the commercials.

[@My5Five]

Damn right!!!

[@dindjarin559]

for real!

[@PK-ct1bm]

"Run away" from a bear, are you kidding? You surely never have seen a bear running..

[@JulieIelasi-lt7yp]

Yeah right bears a actually faster the a horse I couldn't believe this until i seen it in a video my god 😳 😢

[@JulieIelasi-lt7yp]

Bears a very,very cunning animals they are thinkers unbelievable 😳 😢

[@azurewishes2883]

I like how the narrator casually keeps calling humans "tasty meals" " week worth of food"

[@comegdjeja6557]

Lmao yeah. He specifically pointed to the fat tourists too and said “weeks worth of food”😂😂

[@BluffyMoo]

The bear can hibernate for the rest of the year with all the fat tourists.

[@leesurridge2947]

I'm sure he is a cannibal 😆

[@newcinema4931]

@@comegdjeja6557 I mean, he's not wrong

[@Yartism]

the narrator is secretly an evolved bear using the internet

[@jay-jq5pc]

Bear: spends generations living peacefully in its natural habitat Random Tourists: Yeah Yeah get out of here! Go!

[@SwayzeOnYa12]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheGDizzo]

You mean peacefully becoming damn good at killing shit?

[@christophersuswal9544]

Mans world? We have enough. Let the animals live in their habitat. I kinda wanted to see the bears tear these people to shreds. Lets get some lessons learned

[@Cielos_War_Angels7]

@@TheGDizzo you probably pick a gun up for everything even if someone took the last burger from you, just calm down psycho its a video🤙🏼

[@TheGDizzo]

Don't have to pick one up if it's always along for the ride. Besides, my persona itself is enough to make lil punk-butts rethink that idea of flappin their jaws if we met in person. Ain't no sense in your mouth writin' checks your ass can't cash.

[@manemustaine]

Why does the narrator talk like it's an episode of unsolved mysteries?

[@torid325]

I was wondering the same thing!

[@gracegulles6256]

yeah right 😂😆

[@gordalot]

Always wonder where that narrator ended up... 😏

[@kerrystone7375]

The narrator talks like that because one of the biggest unsolved mysteries is why are people so stupid? Avoid being attacked by a bear...don't go into it's territory alone unarmed and expect it to welcome you with open paws. Lol.

[@bakihanma9494]

@@kerrystone7375 lol stfu

[@nightshadehelis9821]

I was bow hunting in Northern Michigan when a black bear came below my tree and started sniffing. It looked right up at me and wouldn't leave. It hung around for over half an hour. I know black bears are not a huge threat and all, but it was my first time encountering one in the wild. My heart was pounding the entire time. I was also alone and it was getting dark. I was so scared that I left my crossbow at the tree and sprinted back to my cabin once it left.

[@Shine-wb6ll]

Damn.. id pass out. You are lucky nothing happened. Because they can climb trees as well. And you know it'll come back again. Bears don't ever give up. And this time it would've definitely climb that tree. The first time it was just assessing the situation. They have such an acute smell. They definitely can smell fear. I am so scared of bears 😓 and i am an animal person. Iv helped over 50 animals in my life. But i cannot stand bears. They are too unpredictable. They are very smart as well. They are the perfect beasts

[@thereaderofelfhame]

I’ve never come upon a bear while hunting before, but a friend of my father’s and him were elk hunting in eastern Oregon a couple years ago and while they were taking a break for a moment, and while his friend (let’s call him Mike) went off into the bushes for a sec, a wolf came upon him. All my father heard was all of a sudden Mike making a whole bunch of loud noise. The wolf had been about 5 yards from Mike and the first thing he’d thought to do was just scream and whack the bushes with his bugle. He didn’t even want to pull out his pistol at that point, he just wanted it away from him😬 We heard the wolves at night but that was the only time any of us saw one

[@nightshadehelis9821]

@@Shine-wb6ll I'm also scared of bears. I'm also a massive animal lover, but I've seen videos of what they can do and I wouldn't wish that on anyone. I've been told that black bears are harmless and will run away 99% of the time when threatened, but I'm still scared of that 1%. I saw a video that showed the aftermath of a brutal attack and I've never seen anything so messed up. The guy was snowmobiling and got knocked off by a black bear. It mauled his face while he laid there helpless until it finally got bored and left. I'd rather die than lose my entire face and eyesight. I honestly considered sleeping in that tree all night because I didn't know what to do, but I didn't want my family to come looking for me after not returning and get attacked. I also didn't want it to discover me in the tree, but I was afraid of coming down from my treestand, scaring it while I was running back, and getting attacked because it was in "defense mode". In all seriousness, what are you supposed to do in a situation like this?

[@nightshadehelis9821]

@@thereaderofelfhame wow! That's absolutely crazy. Our cabin up north sits on about 200 acres and it now has a rediculously bad wolf infestation because hunting wolves was banned. Last year was the first year in the history of going up north for deer camp that not a single one of us saw a buck. The wolves are ruining everything because they have no predators. You can hear them howling at night. I've never seen one up close (thank god) but I've seen them eating deer guts. They always take off whenever they notice us. After reading your story, I'm taking my Beretta with me from now on.

[@toxicsurge1524]

Dude stop i live in northern michigan

[@fubartotale3389]

"I think I'll go into brown bear territory with no weapon or even bear spray." Sounds like a plan.

[@bigups1723]

🤣

[@STALVEYSGIRL]

That's what I said. I live in the south every man I know would've had a shot gun with them.

[@automachinehead]

My whole life I have avoided avoided robbery using one simple rule: I don't go where they live. Works perfectly.

[@Cboy28839]

@@automachinehead so you don’t live in society?

[@automachinehead]

@@Cboy28839 room temperature IQ (in Celsius)

[@elza3068]

Me: *already very anxious* Title: 4 Bear encounters that will give you anxiety Me: gimme that

[@vandelupinehof9577]

This. 🤣🤣🤣 *raises hand*

[@morfarson8592]

Good one 😆

[@traycartel]

🤣🤣

[@Bukumusicpage]

😂😂😂

[@giovannigen6939]

"Surprisingly uninterested with potential weeks worth of food right next to it..." That's the most clever fat shaming I've heard in a while lol.

[@StealthFB22]

I was just thinking that! There were a few rather hefty tourists 😂

[@sandeepmunikrishnappa]

😂😂

[@Yippeeyippee1]

Heftyyyyy

[@Layinsebas]

Lmfaooo

[@xmarine73]

@@StealthFB22 a few? Were the less hefty tourists camouflaged?

[@csc-photo]

Scary bear clips, but the Troy McClure voice plus “the beast” make this comedy gold 😆

[@CynthiasTikka]

I thought it was Stacey Keach narrating. Sounds like him.

[@chongxiong3555]

NUMBER 1 RULE TO SURVIVE A BEAR ATTACK: You just gotta run faster than the person next to you.

[@yepimtray601]

You could trip them

[@Darkstormsun9865]

not really. as most of the time they arent looking for food and they might chase after you instead because you are still running which triggers the chase.

[@tenryuublackrose2176]

@@Darkstormsun9865 wtf are you talking about lmfao, if 2 people are running and a predator is giving chase it’s obviously going to catch the slower of the 2 why tf would it ignore the slower one that’s lagging behind and go for the fastest one a bear can easily catch even the fastest human but at the same time an animal isn’t gonna waste unnecessary energy

[@williamsteele1409]

not always so a bear holds grudges and if your his target it does not mater

[@michaelccozens]

@@tenryuublackrose2176 You feel free to explain that to a bear as it continues to chase you. Actual naturalists will tell you that, like your dog, bears will chase for reasons other than food, eg. it's pretty damn fun (for them, not for you).

[@Damonm68]

I have crossed paths with bears about 4-5 times in my life. Once in Sequoia National Forest my friend and I were on a trail coming back and it was standing right on the path, the best advice is to stand your ground and raise your voice and yell loudly but not to charge or approach, and if you see baby cubs walk quickly the other way as a mama bear will attack if she sees you near her cubs.

[@BearMom75]

I have also crossed paths with a few bears in my life. One was a mom with 3 Cubs outside of Yellowstone. They don’t just automatically attack you because they have offspring and see a person nearby. Give them their space and follow the usual guidelines.

[@simon5692]

You sound so dumb dude.. you talk as if coming across these wild animals is something normal. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Nohname]

I'm California I seen some coming out the restrooms like humans

[@aakashvairaw]

Thats right, If it is a grizzly or black bear, they might leave you alone if you stand your ground and try to intimidate them, doesnt work with polar bears and mama bears I guess, and yes I did once scare a black bear away 😉

[@worldview6218]

I only came across one, hiking in the Appalachian trail. He hauled ass. I mean I’ve always heard about the whole stand your ground and make noise, but idk, if I saw a full grown grizzly with Cubs behind her charging me I’m beaten feet lol. All standing around and yelling at a charging grizzly is gonna do is get you turned into Swiss cheese.

[@gulogulo9867]

Im living in polar bar country, and non of these give me anxiety. When a black bear or brown see you, eating you seems to be optional. When a polar bear see's you, eating you seems to be the best choice of the day!!!

[@Horriblebastad]

They will kill

[@johnunder7066]

How pretencious😂

[@ChewieCycle]

I like Polar Bars

[@hoanghuynh8160]

I grew think bear and polar were nice and cute now grown and really they are awesome

[@johnboy4037]

@@johnunder7066 it's really not polar bears are one of the few animals that actively hunt humans

[@Sinsmoke_]

You see a bear:😟 Its a baby bear:🤩 Mama bear is near:💀

[@amandadelacoocoo]

A group of tourists: "came dangerously close to a bear just minding its own business " The group of tourists: "let's get closer"

[@jackaltwinky77]

Videos like this are why the horror movie tropes about white people are truth

[@nittygritty7503]

Fatties

[@amandadelacoocoo]

@The mysterious Miss X get over it 🤷🏽‍♀️ It's a silly reason to be irritated

[@bori1986]

🤣

[@jkkennedy8919]

They yell get out of here when in fact they are trespassing on the bears inhabitant

[@aheli]

To a bear i bet "get out of here" sounds a lot like "get over here.

[@Hybred]

If scorpion said that the bear would be in deep trouble

[@davidlewis1783]

Haha

[@daianad377]

Get bear here

[@hirozzayz8164]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@binkydamauler]

🤣🤣🤣

[@killamrbxb1151]

The last clip was potentially the most dangerous, because of the baby bears...that's when momma bears attack. Protecting their young.

[@thefogmachine3982]

Just stay away from the cubs. As you can see the bear did not follow him far. The momma bear just wanted him to stay at a distance. The scariest situation would be a bear that is actively hunting you because then you are screwed. Don't carry any treats around that a bear would find tasty.

[@CONEHEADDK]

That's what they tell you, when they get caught. Irl they're just going crazy because the kids keep them awake 24/7, and they miss hibernation...

[@nicucristian6030]

Don't run, whatever the bear does, make yourself look as big as possible and as loud as possible. The cubs will run, and the mother will fallow...

[@makegaminggreatagain3907]

Ooof Park Ranger in that 2nd clip lookin like a snack, solid foundations, excellent camera work, that third clip had me lol'ing "Go away bear, can't be here" Bear: Are you serious nerd? This is my home!

[@nedjerko8364]

The scariest thing in all this was the voice commentator himself

[@maggied8468]

🤣🤣🤣 he gave me the chills

[@elijahpeters4210]

Almost vincent price quality LMAO

[@Wasserkaktus]

He actually is a bear.

[@GDM1937]

Especially when he said what would you have done if you were in his shoes?

[@zs9260]

The scariest thing is that you don’t leave animals alone. If you don’t help them, get out of their habitat! And the idiot even takes his dog there, there are a lot of non-normal people in the world!

[@MediterraneanBlood]

When you're Swedish but you try to say "don't come here" in case the bear is a foreigner...

[@Tipi_Dan]

I thought that was very brave of him to translate for his YouiTube audience at such a moment.

[@spicytruth8721]

@@Tipi_Dan 😂

[@slickandslaycious6579]

The way he yelled sounded like a bird. No wonder the bear came running.

[@juri8723]

they should tell that to the many thousands of migrants flooding their borders.

[@TheRiot46]

Was an American 🐻

[@lucasalvarez5106]

First video was bad ass. The man was able to get excellent footage while defending himself effectively... seriously. He deserves credit

[@killergames9256]

He deserves credit for being a dumbass

[@happyzone1000]

@@killergames9256 how is he a dumbass?

[@Osjey]

I was once attacked by a bear. My friends and I were going on a camping trip and they told me to bring spray against bears or at least a gun. I didn't bring any though. We were fishing on a river, when they went back to the camp I was unlucky because I had not caught any fish so I wanted to stay longer. After a while on my own a big brown bear walked right up to me with a fish in his mouth. I stood up and wrestled the bear down, taking his fish. To this day they would not believe me but I had the fish to prove it.

[@yougottabekidding7476]

''......oh, I forgot to mention that the bear was a month old cub with no mom bear around''.

[@gatsbee7]

This is true. I know because I was there. I was the bear. I was in a REALLY good bear costume. This guy kicked my a*ss and stole my sushi.

[@asamusicdude]

"Go away" in the most sweetest calmest voice ever while tapping "dinner time" in a mild and curious manner 😂😂

[@alizaquintanilla]

😂😂😂

[@lvr5266]

if i was that bear i would be so confused lol

[@David_Quinn1995]

maybe they learned something by this. be the aggressive sounding one.

[@ladybird491]

When I was camping in Allegheny national forest, by mistake we drove up on bikes on to a family of bears drinking water and quickly turned around and kept going not looking back to see if they was chasing us. Days later we were told a bear went through our trash and food while we was sleep in the tents. The camp expert leader showed us the bear paw prints and told us she was glad we followed the rules and didn't take any of the food into the tents with us. I told her I heard growling and saw something big walk by my tent and just laid really still and held my breath, like she told us to. I will never forget seeing the beer shadow near my side of the tent when I woke up front the grunt growl sound, cause I am a light sleeper.

[@javaughnstrubing5915]

That's crazyyyyt

[@introusas]

That’s horrifying

[@leonidashitler4972]

That's really scary . I would have passed out at that moment itself

[@bonafidestud]

Still why cant you guys live at your home and leave jungles for animals?

[@alvaroq2024]

Victoria Hunter your first mistake was to go camping in bear country. Go camping behind your house near woods 🤣

[@hithere9495]

Imagine a bear coming to your home and telling you.. “go away! Go home!”

[@j2futures500]

That's essentially what these encounters show. Humans trekking on Bear turf. Bear comes up and says "Hey what are you? your not from here".

[@interstellargalaxy3870]

This type of comments are the most dumbest.. Do you mean that we shouldnt ever go hiking or exploring into the woods or mountains just because there are other animals ?!

[@rauliiitzio1573]

Your house was most likely built on their "home". Perhaps you should move somewhere where is no animals, oh wait...

[@bodyzoasispersonaltraining9186]

The utta way

[@MW-kw9xc]

@@interstellargalaxy3870 i will not 🚫 allow anyone in our 🐻🧸 territory

[@johnjamesleahy4065]

Your videos are EXCELLENT! and scared the scat outta me!!

[@psauce7282]

"They start to yell like wild animals and the bear seems uninterested in a potentially delicious meal" too funny

[@oscarkhamkru4844]

It's normal the relation between preay and predator is usually, you see me, you run, I catch you ... a predator is not used to be yelled at and get rocks thrown at him and the pray stand his ground . It's a non natural behavior so the predator is confused and intimidated .

[@David_Quinn1995]

@@oscarkhamkru4844 thats how I was taught as a preditor doesn't want to be hurt so something throwing things at it makes it loose interest.

[@wojtekwilk3938]

@@oscarkhamkru4844 Works with humans as well.

[@Emforlife445]

Imagine your Pizza screams at you , I'd be fuckin terrified

[@arismeli]

The title: "4 bear ecounters that will give you anxiety" Him: *proceeds to show only 3*

[@MayorJerryy]

Park ranger: "You guys want to help me make noise?" group: *proceeds to woo at the bear*

[@brittneyrichmond6724]

Once had yo scare one off on my own suddenly everyone forgot how to make noise. 🤣 just yell and clap guys. It was just a black bear they are skittish.

[@snipezd2666]

@@brittneyrichmond6724 Yeah, it works with Black bears. But it doesn't with brown bears. If one sees u a u scream, u are most likely dead. That's why that Ranger is doing her job wrong. Could have gone very wrong yelling at a grizzly

[@dingusdingus2152]

Better to go wrong yelling than to stand there and whimper and become lunch

[@jesuischerie224]

😁🤭like the bear knows who Ric Flair is🙄

[@subatani817]

Yooo a skyblock player

[@philmay7834]

Did anyone else notice that all those tourists were what some restaurants call “supersized”? To the bear, they were all quarter pounders with cheese!

[@fredastaire8976]

"The bear missed out on a week's worth of food". lol Those weight watchers gals would have been a year's supply!

[@pearlsr1880]

This narrator can get a bear to sleep

[@aposematic8063]

Hahahahahaha

[@stephenperry3663]

Ranger: “Don’t make it feel intimidated or it’ll charge” Also Ranger: “ok guys help me scream at it”

[@stevenf5902]

She was so cringe lol

[@SirenaReign]

She had to act like she knew what she was doing on camera. Lol 😆

[@davidq.5488]

Approaching it, confronting it is perceived as threatening; protecting their cubs. Making noises/sounds they're not familiar with in nature works.

[@SirenaReign]

@@davidq.5488 Perhaps but, Not all the time. A Russian teenager was killed and mauled by a momma bear with her 3 cubs and as the bear ate her, she was screaming and crying. The bear still attacked. The teen had the power to call her mom 3 times to say goodbye before she died. It's so sad! But yelling and screaming doesn't help, it's like swimming with sharks...You remain calm and don't splash or make a big commotion, their used to attacking injured turtle's and animals splashing so they can't distinguish between a person and a Turtle. They'll attack.

[@personallynah]

That’s what you’re supposed to do tho. Don’t get to close and try to maintain distance along with yelling really loud. You’re also supposed to make yourself as big as possible like putting ur arms in the air.

[@dalefrancis9414]

Man: "Making noise etc.." Bear: "He's calling me"

[@franksalsa9342]

Did he just calls those overfed tourists " a weeks worth of food " for that grisly???😏🤔🤣

[@MichiganHiker]

I don't think he was referring to the tourist as a group I think he was referring to that one woman who was more than ample.

[@amyassin6051]

🤣🤣

[@Sammy-mp9xn]

😂😂😂

[@bravesirmick8463]

How often would a bear come across so many potential victims with their winter fat still on?

[@T1C45]

A week's worth per fatass tourist

[@ThePthinker]

"go away!" go away!" "you can't stay here!" I wonder if I went into his house and said the same, what type of response I would get!?!

[@thablackkowboy6310]

That last clip is a true definition of panic attack he lost his complete mind 😂😂😂 he definitely wasn’t thinking at all.

[@benr979]

“Weeks worth of food” with an arrow pointing to the fat lady😂😂you wrong for that

[@driessen16]

The second bear was like “oh shit is that a real Karen? I should flee this area immediately”

[@JAK3080]

No kidding lol. If I heard that horrible shriek I would run for the hills as well.

[@neverwinta7702]

Karen convention

[@Emma88178]

Or they thought "oh shit it's a real Kyle (male karen) since there were dudes there too.

[@notanetdeck5264]

“Unfortunately, the man doesn’t get the message and continues to stand his ground…” What do you think would happen if he ran? Do you think people can outrun bears? If you do a bit of research, you’ll see he actually did the *best* thing he could by standing his ground. The *worst* thing you could do is misinform people about how to handle this.

[@alvaroq2024]

You can still stand your ground and start walking back (very slowly). The narrator is not saying run at no point.

[@jonathacirilo5745]

i feel like you should have put the black letters at "you", not "worst".

[@nosubsk]

Can't outrun a bear,playing dead is only practice for how you will be soon,stand your ground

[@GuadalupePicasso]

@@alvaroq2024to clarify, when walking away, always do so backwards. Never turn your back on a bear (or mountain lion).

[@GuadalupePicasso]

@@nosubsk”playing dead” is only encouraged for grizzly bears, as their attacks are normally for territorial reasons. For black bears (despite its brown color, the bear here shown in Kings Canyon is of the black bear species; there are no grizzlies in Kings Canyon National Park), it is almost always encouraged to fight back if they attack, aiming for its snout, as it is about as sensitive as hitting a man between his legs.

[@mickgad1]

Love how you circled the park ranger then the bear so we knew who was who

[@Adrl-i3r]

It blows my mind how people go out deep in the woods without any kind of armed protection

[@KarlDasKleintierkrematorium]

Man I am so happy that you explained to us what we are seeing. Also the red circles and arrows - very helpful.

[@larseunic]

The weeks worth of food joke was fun tho

[@neeneek.369]

I laughed so hard at this sarcasm! 😂😂

[@deenasharise4009]

LOL @ Karl LoL

[@luciddream5055]

Should have added siren sound to get our full attention

[@charlesgoldstein4445]

@@larseunic Theres 3 weeks of food from just the woman in the pink...

[@thefogmachine3982]

"after 2 minutes they decided it was best to leave the family of bears alone and be on their way." Shouldn't have even took 1 second.

[@Skankhunt-be3oj]

Lmao

[@Kamila-eb9pz]

But if they did sudden moves the bears could have attacked them and it's not use trying to outrun a bear in a bike

[@Rryan8065]

No, because you want to make them know you aren’t prey nor a threat. A bear sees you haul ass it’s gonna chase you

[@KS-nq8vo]

You don’t run from an apex predator numb nuts.

[@david17500]

6:00 when they bluff charge you definitely do not want to do anything a prey would do, like run or you will be making the worst possible action to increase the likeliness it attacks. Looks like they handled it pretty well. Show you're not pray, your foods not on the menu & stand your ground in bluff charges.

[@quikheet]

Yeah just thinking of he backed off there it would've been over, takes a lot of balls to hold fast in that situation though

[@joetalley192]

The narrator constantly asking "would you have run?". Fuck no, you dip shit. That's a prey response, and I have no intention of being food. Me and Smith are staying right where we are, and yelling and acting big. Going into bear country with no weapon is stupid, and the only time it makes sense is if it isn't permitted by law.

[@alexbennet4195]

@@joetalley192 “Going into bear country with no weapon is stupid” is it really, if you live in one of the many counties where bears live all over? I’m pretty sure your average Canadian doesn’t bring a rifle with them if they’re taking a walk around the woods/other areas of nature? Tourists don’t carry guns when following trails in national parks? And if you lived in a country like Japan, where bears live all over the countryside, would you just never leave the city? This just doesn’t seem very realistic.

[@joetalley192]

@@alexbennet4195 I'll bet your average Canadian that lives in big bear country does. Black bears are all over Canada, but that's not the type I'd be worried about very much. I also added the caveat of law prohibiting a weapon. Most people that never leave major trails probably don't need one because of the frequency of people on those trails. Bears, in general, won't try to be where lots of people are. I'm talking about the folks that really get out into the wilderness. If you are anti-gun, you should carry bear spray. If you had ever seen a big bear up close, you might not be so quick to dismiss having a weapon. I don't wanna use it willy nilly, because if I don't need to take a life; I don't. It's their house, I'm just exploring it. I also don't wanna deal with the fall out of a game and parks investigation, and possibly losing my weapon, hunting rights, etc. Have you ever seen a big bear with nothing between you and it? Have you ever seen it think about whether you're food or not? It's unnerving, and that would possibly be the worst way to die that I can imagine (short of what humans do to each other).

[@swiadomosczwiazkowpl]

People who didn't do right things (eg. run) can't upload videos because they died

[@melissamartin8266]

I love how the one man says, "You can't be here." You're in the woods, dude. You're in his territory.

[@RMR1]

"Would you have tried to save the couple or would you have run away ... ?" Well, if you ran away, you WOULD be saving the couple, since the bear would immediately chase, kill, and in all likelihood, eat you.

[@comradeleppi2000]

Haha you are funny

[@monicacarolina6480]

Lol!!!! So true

[@C4RL1NN]

I don’t know much about bears… are you not supposed to run? I know one of them is less likely to keep attacking if you play dead and another responds in a favorable manner if you shout and scream at it… if I remember correctly.

[@RMR1]

@@C4RL1NN Running is like ringing the dinner bell. It triggers their predator-prey instinct, so even if they're not hungry or threatened , they will chase you. And they will catch you. And they will kill you. A bear can easily outrun even the fastest human. If it does attack, remember the rhyme: "If it's brown, lay down; if it's black, fight back; if it's white, good night." If a Grizzly (Brown) bear thinks you are dead, it will usually leave you alone. You're no longer a threat and no longer an enticing meal, so ... later! A black bear, however, will continue to attack. So, because they are much smaller, your best option is to fight back. You probably won't win. But you might. If a polar bear comes after you ... you're toast. They are enormous, unfathomably strong and can snap your neck with a simple swipe of its paw. And 99 times out of 100, they will kill you no matter what you do.

[@monicacarolina6480]

@@C4RL1NN Noooo, never ever run. Not with black bears and not with brown bears (including Grizzlies) Running causes their instinct to kick in and they will get preditorial. NEVER run. You can't outrun them, they are 3 times faster. But you are right, there are different things to do with different bear species. 1. Black bears are often less aggressive and they are two times smaller than brown bears (in weight) When a black bear attacks. try to impress it, yell with deep low voice, and if it attacks...FIGHTS with everything you can find. Rocks, sticks. 2. Brown bears (including grizzly and Eurasian Brown bears) are way stronger and we can't fight them. One smack with a claw can kill you. They can crack a solid bowling ball with one bite. If you run into a brown bear, use your voice to let him or her know you are human, please don't panic or scream, and start walking backwards, facing the bear. Never turn your back to the bear. If he or she attacks (use bearspray) but if you have nothing, you can bluff charge back with big low voice and arm wide spread. If this does not work and he or she keeps charging, lay immediate in your belly with your hands in your neck, for protection. Bears will try to grab you and turn you over. Thats why you have to spread your legs wide open, so they can't toss you over easily. a backpack can protect. The only thing you can do is make NO sound (although the pain is terrible) because sounds, screams agitate them more and play dead. The bear needs to feel save before it will leave. Certainly in cases with mother bears and cubs. Many people survived attacks like this by laying dead. They will walk away if they were scared. Now the worst thing....bears don't eat 5months in hibernation, so in 7 months they have to gain a lot of weight. Mother bears don;t eat in hibernation, but do breastfeed the cubs. So they are extremely hungry and skinny after hibernation . Before hibernation they are also more aggressive, because they need to eat as much as possible. The worst that can happen to you is a hungry, starving and preditorial bear. Black or brown. Black bears, you have a change of winning because they are lighter and their teeth and claws are less long. But if you are confronted by a brown bear / grizzly that realy needs to eat and sees you as lunch...you are simply dead if you have no protection. You can pretend dead, but it will not matter. It will eat you. Bears are not evil animals. Actually they are beautiful and the love between mom and cubs is absolutely stunning. She takes care of them for years, she can mate when she is around 10 years, than bears are mature. So she will not raise that many cubs and she loses cubs by preditors. That's why she is like a fury when something "threatens" her cubs. She will even get into huge fights with enormous male bears and will sacrifice herself. Bears have a very hard and tough life, specially the mountain bears in Montana Yellowstone, Washington Sate, Canada. The bears in Alaska near sea and rivers and Kodiak have a pretty convenient life. They are way less aggressive towards people (just don't get near them or their food) but you see often photographers sitting with tripod, and momma bear with cubs just walk by...2 meters from them. I live among bears for many years. But always carry 2 very good quality (there is difference) bear spray cans on my belt. I don't own guns, that is not legal in Europe and we are not used to it. Nobody has guns, only criminals and maybe some hunters. I never would carry a gun. Culture thing I guess. Stay safe and stay in the open areas. Don't go into thick forests where you and the bear can get surprised, but enjoy nature. :)

[@matthewlee8667]

I appreciate that this is one of the only videos I clicked on where I got exactly what I was promised. Nothing was clickbait, not even the title card

[@willpomeroy7711]

Well it says there are 4 bear stories when the video only shows 3. So literally click bait on the title card.

[@Michachu7]

@@willpomeroy7711 I just thought I had to do the pay per view version to get the extended hour and half narrated 4th video that has only 5 minutes of content in it and explains in thorough detail to my small brain what is happening every couple of seconds…

[@panicmosem5969]

That second bear would have had quite a feast! 🐽🐽

[@Ragnar_Freysson]

+1 Dude. So fat

[@yevgeniyfureyster5785]

😂😂😂😂

[@saskk2290]

And they were so obviously ignorant it could take me one at a time with ease

[@Name-so9ns]

LMAO bear was probably like "nahhh im watching my cholesterol"

[@twilightknight2333]

that bear would have died from clog arteries after having a feast on those "ladies".

[@isabelpontes2313]

Me and my husband were out on a hike in Yellowstone two days ago and we cross paths with a bear and her Cubs. Thankfully we were able to backed away slowly and everything was fine. Not sure if I ever want to go on a hike like that again!

[@MRHEISHIMM]

I am scared of every animal that are predators. But, its just something about a damn bear, especially a grizzly bear that puts fear in my heart like no other

[@kodiewimbish8564]

It’s tigers and lions that do the same to me

[@trollinape2697]

polar bears, if they are charging at you well rest in peace

[@LeBabo47]

@@kodiewimbish8564 I'm happy to not live near rice field in southeastern asia. Always beeing paranoid of a tiger hiding anywhere, you won't see him until it's too late.

[@the_last_edenian5915]

Bears and chimps man

[@willwillisproductions159]

@@the_last_edenian5915 chimps are honestly scarier than bears... IDK, maybe I’ve been watching to much Joe Rogan.

[@Oldsparkey]

Never run , you become a target then. The cousin was the smartest , he stood his ground and had a can of Bear Spray.

[@Lee711Shine]

I am curious, what should you do when you dont have any wapens or Bear spray, should you still stay your ground? Is it smart to throw somethings at the bear, wouldnt it get angry.

[@deborahpell3869]

@@Lee711Shine If you don't have any weapons or bear spray do this . First pee you're pains so he knows you're scared and poo if needed. Get down in a fetal position and cry and beg for you're life and it may work. If that doesn't work try telling him/her a good joke while getting eaten.

[@MrCmon113]

I though bear spray was for attracting bears. They should call it anti bear spray.

[@attilamaka4175]

Bear spray fine or a bear horn it’s make them scare but with both need when you go to forest!

[@rocker76m88]

@@deborahpell3869 😂😂😂

[@redfox4415]

The 1st bear encounter was like "It's over bearkin i've the high ground!"

[@SageTheDragonWitch]

also, the bear was far enough away, it probably didnt even notice him till he started yelling at it. idiot should have stayed silent.

[@saladz3657]

I went to the comments to find this one.

[@reenarawat5537]

😂😂😂you underestimate my power...

[@fashionwithmakeup]

maybe man saw his future alert when husky got alert as bear can smell very much far distance that's why he gone mad doing shouting instead of running away , Husky must be thinking that Human is too much drunk xD

[@plebeianmedia1080]

Kinda looks like obi wan too

[@fluffytimes100]

“Go away…the other way!” Famous last words.

[@jessechaskey7205]

When humans walk into bear country, they are no longer top of the food chain, they are in the food chain. Respect nature

[@ThatBoyBent]

Bears don't eat humans. Just the food they have with them.

[@johnhmielewski1230]

Ya OK 😂

[@bacon7149]

Humans can beat all even themself

[@user-gi2uh2vc6k]

@@ThatBoyBent There are plenty of examples of bears eating people

[@bacon7149]

@Gregory Marte true

[@kurrupoppo6937]

The second one was just passing by, it really didnt give two shits about all the people lol. And the last encounter is definitely the scariest encounter to be in. A family of Grizzlies, especially if its mom and some Cubs. They can outrun you on a bike.

[@KS-nq8vo]

Then I guess not run then huh? oh wait everyone knows not to run never mind.

[@kurrupoppo6937]

@@KS-nq8vo there are lots of people who dont know, mainly tourist that come to places like Canada and have never seen or experienced bears. And I didnt say running, I said they will even go faster then you on a bike.

[@kurrupoppo6937]

@@KS-nq8vo so yah trying to run is a no brainer lol, better to stand your ground. They can be intimidated to back off. But it wont always work, this is a risk you have to take living amongst these magnificent creatures.

[@kurrupoppo6937]

@@KS-nq8vo I live in bear territory myself

[@dxshawn532]

@@kurrupoppo6937 This guy is in every thread salty

[@good_to_be_gold8]

I think the sound of your voice gives me more of the chills sir

[@yourkarma8331]

Your voice can make anything sound scary. Which wasn’t even necessary

[@threegreencharms]

This guy's narration voice suddenly started talking the other day while I was sitting on the toilet: "It's a good thing he didn't finish the other half of those chili-cheese-fries last night. This could have gone far worse for him. What would you have done?"

[@brihatgurung9024]

ooo

[@AC1DxxGaming]

Running away from bears is potentially one of the worst actions you can take. Doing this marks you as potential prey and rather than backing off due to intimidation, the bear might give chase which is game over.

[@mikefinney423]

4:24 "You don't want it to feel intimidated." Now everyone scream at it.

[@cynthiamgentles6781]

A good way to secure campsites is to use a portable electric fence. The lightest one out there weighs only 2.4 lbs and it’s powerful enough to deter a hungry griz. Just a suggestion

[@forestmonstre6322]

Yelling at a Brown Bear seems like a great idea, especially since it'll assume you're challenging it and based on your size, it's thinking you're going to be an easy warm up before having to fight an actual bear haha

[@blueprintoutdoors224]

I see you know a lot about bears, if you have a grizzly encounter you have to try to intimidate it if it comes on for an attack you lay down and cover your neck dont makes any noise

[@forestmonstre6322]

@@blueprintoutdoors224 Literally said by no expert ever... you're confusing Black and Brown bears. Give it a quick Google if you don't believe me.

[@twowheelking1909]

@@forestmonstre6322 you have to intimidate them I doubt you know anything about bears I see at least one griz and one black bear in my yard a week and if they come near you then you need to scare it away don’t act like pray and don’t fucking run they will think it’s a game I know this from experience so maybe get out of the city for once get off of google and try quite fighting with people about things that you have zero experience with I don’t give a shit what google says I live in a remote area where my closest neighbor is a kilometre away and we have lots of bears here in British Columbia so I know from my own experience not google

[@blueprintoutdoors224]

@@forestmonstre6322 I mean at my school every year conservation officers taught us

[@forestmonstre6322]

@@twowheelking1909 I didn't realize living in an area where my closest neighbour is 1 KM away is considered the city. Maybe you should Google the definition of living in the city vs country... I guess Google isn't completely useless

[@IgorRyltsev]

The 5th bear 🐻 was also a KZbinr doing prank videos in the woods.

[@rickytroyarboleda3041]

That's acctually me but in christmas

[@jugalgaming3156]

LMAO 🤣

[@nuggets0011]

Read this comment and busted up laughin

[@thelife8836]

Lmao😂😂

[@harishavarma8228]

Rofl🤣

[@lebornjames8157]

This guy is making bears sound way worse then they actually are

[@aqvamarek5316]

Because videos when bear eats human get's removed from youtube. You find them in the dark side of the net.

[@J-Patt-H8]

Yup bears ain't so bad,iv ran into a few myself. Mountain lions on the other hand have 0 chill.

[@J-Patt-H8]

@@pc-dc4gm nah not in person,got some friends who have tho. They used to live in the north west so they've got a 50. Cal just for that,its about the only thing that will stop Grizzlies,things are built like tanks but will still typically only attack if threatened tho they are more aggressive than black bears. Thing I dont like about mountain lions tho is they creep and dont scare easy. But yeah personally iv only ran up on black bears,mountain lions,and coyotes as I'm in the south east. The narrator definitely over-exaggerated things for views tho,it was kinda funny.

[@seaturtledog]

The only one that would have scared me was the last one. That one had potential to be bad.

[@ekimandersom4478]

Yeah fucking annoying

[@glengaines4286]

I like how the narrator puts 100 on 10 with some of these situations.😂

[@GrassLogic]

Ranger - "give it space, you don't want it to feel intimidated and charge" Ranger 2 seconds later - "hey guys you wanna come over here and help me intimidate this bear?"

[@ashleytorres9827]

“ yeaahhh, go go go go go”

[@dxshawn532]

Bear: I have syphilis

[@disturbingbliss1973]

I think with Grizzlys you need to make a lot of noise to scare it off.

[@ouroboros4664]

@@disturbingbliss1973 i think you shoukd shut up and hope it isnt hungry

[@davolthe1261]

@@ouroboros4664 No she had a gun and could use it if he come close, she did good, GUN is the key word in their encounter, they were safe

[@5kr3aminMunk33]

"Uninterested in potential weeks worth of food" Bear: Human doesn't store well

[@AGON17]

“What would have done?” Get eaten, I would get eaten.

[@BrooklynAdams-ys7tl]

05:56 Bro said the other way like the bear could understand😂

[@SwagDaSlik]

so y'all really go in the woods and tell bears to go away this is priceless lmao 🤣😂😭

[@alejandrodelrivero4590]

I do this in my spare time

[@joeydoherty368]

“What would you have done?” I’d never be in that situation to begin with.

[@5kr3aminMunk33]

You don't know that

[@joeydoherty368]

@@5kr3aminMunk33 Yes I do. I don’t have the habit of going into woods and mountains occupied by Grizzlies.

[@dingusdingus2152]

Stay in urban environments with woody Allen

[@Jasoncarter3574]

5:50 “Unfortunately the man doesn’t get the message and continues to stand his ground…” Good to know who’s side the narrator is on. Should have called the video, “Disappointing human escapes from bear attacks.”

[@remingtonwendt7756]

You clearly don’t know what to do when facing a bear do you… you stand your ground and don’t run if you run your better off pulling the trigger on your self

[@franen321divine6]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Jasoncarter3574]

@@mountainghoul13 @Remington Wendt. Did either of you actually read my comment? Lol. I took a quote from the video. The narrator says “unfortunately he doesn’t get the message and stands his ground.” He basically says “unfortunately, the human stands his ground and doesn’t get eaten.”

[@mountainghoul13]

@@Jasoncarter3574 Lol sorry just woke up when I read that, and was in a bad mood. My apologies lol 😂

[@user-gi2uh2vc6k]

​@@Jasoncarter3574 It's the most embarassing phenomenon when people are acting smart but at the same time they fail at stuff they were supposed to be taught in 2nd grade (text comprehension).

[@VashStarwind]

Lol. In yellowstone the big girl in the pink shirt, just casually turning her back and walking away from something that could chomp her in two is hilarious.

[@JP-sb6ll]

If I ever go into the woods. I’m going to take that girl who charged that Bear to save her dog’s.

[@sureshbhagat2783]

It was just her luck , it won't work in wild

[@flclub54]

@@sureshbhagat2783 this was an opportunity to say something witty/funny in this comment section. You had to ruin the fun vibe.. u must be fun parties... nah you probably don't get invited to them. Jezus Chriost 😩

[@tima.478]

Yeah she was a BOSS!!!! lol

[@antoniomolina3612]

That hundred pound lady would get rekt

[@jonahmosher3314]

Suresh, What do you know?

[@Ondrus21]

5:23 - Don't tell me to go away! You're in my living room.

[@feddbautista3742]

the first guy doing one of the best war chants of his life

[@grl9917]

The second bear said, “oh, we have some nice, fat, slow tourists here!”

[@jesusinablackman2675]

I love the narrator’s precision no lengthy intros just goes straight into business

[@P4nem___Et___C1rcenses]

The last clip was scary as hell, especially when they spotted the young bears. They had a dozens guardian angels above them, honestly.

[@tima.478]

At least a dozen, In all likelihood, that guy that made a new bike path could have easily been a goner!!!! Incredibly lucky.

[@jasonhenderson3678]

Momma bear made a charge, to keep them away from her family. Everybody kept their lives. Win win.

[@StealthFB22]

Okay okay. The first clip made me laugh a lil. Guy starts yelling “Hey hey” Bear rushes over “Yo what’s up?” 😂

[@GAMERXEDITZ-yy6ui]

😂😂😂