Grizzly bear + 3 cubs encounter on motorcycle - YELLOWSTONE 🇺🇸 |S6-E115|

In this episode, I'm riding my Honda CRF300 Rally through Yellowstone National park and besides some close encounters with bison, I spot a female grizzly bear with three small cubs!! After watching her for a while, she come so close that it's time to move!
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[@rickcrane839]

Noraly’s joy and enthusiasm are contagious. Great mood lifter.

[@draterlarebil4506]

Absolutely.

[@pierceaero3005]

Goes well with morning coffee.

[@Chris-gc3cm]

I'm so glad you got to enjoy some of Yellowstone NP it's an amazing place.

[@Novadean1]

Yes awesome 👍 I was not able to see this when I drove Semi 🚛 Truck at US 1992 - 1996 not aloud to drive it in National Parks. Be safe Noraly, take car , from Germany.

[@DFWKen]

Watching her excitement at Teton and Yellowstone national parks was very uplifting for me. My friends and I have motorcycle tent-camped several times there. It would have been fun to have her with us.

[@pissedoffgilmore]

So the grizzly bear you saw is known at 399. She is an old female that has lived in the park to close to 2 decades. She, single handed has birth close to 65% of grizzly bears in yellow stone and teton region. I lived 2 miles from where you saw her for 5 years before covid. My heart belongs there

[@sharongreenfield6174]

Aww, thanks for the info! She had 3 cubs too wow. Imagine doing that every season...

[@matthewb3640]

That was not near 399. Bear 399 had and successfully raised 4 cubs over the last 2 years. This spring those cubs were as large as momma bear and were sent out on their own.

[@matthewb3640]

@@sharongreenfield6174 that was not bear 399. Bear 399 had 4 cubs 3 years ago and she ran them off this spring. People get things mixed up.

[@matthewb3640]

@@whollymary7406 very true. Personally California is the grizzly bear state we should transplant them there

[@bike2072]

@@matthewb3640 what do you have against them? Alaska is the place. Woke up at night to many standing around me. Magnificent creatures!

[@luinpuin4152]

You make Discovery channel and Nat Geo completely overrated! This is how a documentary should be like. Pure and to the point, no one over and over repeating how dangerous the bear is and how slippery it might be. Love it !!! Dankjewel Noraly wederom!!

[@debramason1898]

I wish I could hit the like button on your comment a zillion times😊

[@jtoepke9763]

Noraly is as excited as a child at Christmas. This Alaska Adventure is a gift to her that she shares with us.

[@94slingshot]

To hear the joy in your voice and seeing your smile talking about Yellostone’s features and all of the park’s animals is just wonderful. Thank you , Noraly, for bringing us all along.

[@sbirnstiel]

Literally just had to pause the video to make the exact same comment. (Thanks for already having done the job 🙏) Yup, your enthusiasm and 'geekiness' , as you called it Noraly, has made me laugh out loud various times already, so good to see you enjoying yourself so much while sharing it all with us. 🙏💗

[@mikeh2520]

Yes, she is very engaging and pleasant and of course she is a geologist by profession. I'm happy to have her for the guide on this Yellowstone Park tour. Thanks Noraly!

[@jccagney6132]

Itchy boots has no idea how lucky she was.

[@SeaTacDelta]

So very true. It's nice to see the joy in her voice and the genuine reaction to these natural phenomena. I hope she gets a chance to see things like Crater Lake, the Olympic Peninsula, Pacific Rim nation park, Banff, Jasper, and beyond. The next few weeks and months should be really entertaining.

[@davidfalgout7304]

@@jccagney6132 I think she does! It's a love affair between Mother Earth and Noraly!

[@charlesharris2749]

Momma Grizzly: "I can't believe we saw Itchy Boots and Alaska!" Big Ol' Bison:: " I almost got an autograph!" SO fun to see Geologist you in Paradise. Thanks for the excellent lesson. Happy trails to you!

[@veritassempre]

I was thinking the same. 🤣 It’s funny the video started late because she was enjoying a conversation with a nice family. I’m sure they were equally thrilled to be speaking with her.

[@veritassempre]

@@wa4kdc 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Love it !!!!

[@zurnie]

Lady elks: It's OK. It's just Itchy Boots and Alaska. They won't hurt us. Lady Mt Goats: think nothing because people tend not to mess with them.

[@DFWKen]

Great Reply, Charles. How'd you think of that!!!

[@larrystrick1862]

If not for hourlong breakfast she may have missed alot.

[@stephenrowell9373]

The joy and enthusiasm and excitement coming from Noraly is so strong you can actually feel it through the screen , great stuff .

[@jenniferwaskow2602]

I love seeing Yellowstone and the Tetons through the eyes of someone who appreciates their beauty and amazing geology. Your enthusiasm for the pools at Mammoth Hot Springs was great--I think they've always been an under-appreciated asset of the park. Thanks for brining us along!

[@michaelwebb47274]

Noraly,,,, I'm 62 years old and I've lived here in the US all my life and now I've learned more about the geological aspects of this country since you've entered the US than I think i would've ever known about it. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge of all these interesting features of my country. Really enjoyed learning about the Grand Tetons in your last episode. Stay safe young lady !!

[@MichaelHiggins1]

Noraly is like a kid in a candy store, her excitement is awesome!

[@simplethings000]

Your excitement seeing the grizzly bears made my day and I can relate to it with the bison!! Driving around Yellowstone my dream came true seeing a herd of about 20 bison and their babies walk along the road. Some were bigger than our car and yes eyeballed us as they walked past! A true lifetime experience we will never forget! 🤗

[@LifeofSmokey]

Love the optimism and guts she has doing all of this for out entertainment 😁👌. Greetings from Belgium

[@shelleystlaurent2482]

The absolute pure joy in your voice talking about geology and wildlife make watching your channel so joyful and rewarding. With all the chaos in this world you Noraly are a shining star. Thank you.

[@veritassempre]

I concur with your sentiments 👍🏼

[@journeyman553]

Does anyone know what month this video was taken ? I doubt August. I lived in Wyoming for 16 years and worked in the northwestern area of the state a couple of years. There is never that much snow on the ground in summer except above 10,000 ft.

[@MikeL976]

Don't Feed the Bears. Plus watch out for the Moose That Jump Out In Front of Motorcycleist and Damage+Death!!!

[@JoeSHHL]

@@journeyman553 ist abaut 9 Weeks old

[@emmijoe2]

Comparto tu opinión, estos videos nos alejan por completo de las malas noticias

[@theswabbie30]

I found ITCHY BOOTS when she had the accident that hurt her foot in Season 6. I decided to go back to the beginning of Season 6. I watch this until she reached the Mexico USA border and decided it was mistake not to go back to the beginning. Three weeks ago I watched season 1 and then season 2. I skipped three, four and five so I could finish with her on the USA tour. I have done some serious binge watching and it all has been quite enjoyable. I'm a retired American sailor that has traveled the world and had many adventures but nothing like your travels. Thank you much Noraly.

[@mrmultimediaman]

You sounded like a little girl attending her first visit to the circus! So happy you are enjoying our wonderful country and all the wonders it holds! Many more to come too! 😘💕

[@carlosrodrigues6754]

Noraly channel could be: teaching geology when riding a motorcycle. 😂😂😂 I ❤ it

[@trippontwowheels]

Love your geology lessons Noraly! They make your very entertaining videos even better.

[@caperrob1662]

I love when the geologist gets all geeked out :)

[@TheFivepoint1994]

Sometimes we need someone with a fresh set of eyes to remind us how beautiful America truly is.

[@11ms62]

I am loving these videos! I love the child-like joy Noraly expresses when she is pleased with her surroundings. So genuine 😊

[@WillyR659]

I can’t tell what you love more, geology or motorcycle travel. You’re living the dream. Ride on, Noraly.

[@timg1080]

Doubtful there is anywhere else on the internet where a lady says "he was giving me the side eye", and was referring to a bison! You are winning the internet! I learned more about geology in this one video than I ever did in school. Safe travels!

[@benjaminvanschalkwyk4759]

Agreed 👍🏻

[@anitakristensen4679]

Just to let you know. People have gotten gored by bison . Because they don't follow the rules of stay back from the business. They want that close up selfie or video.

[@bigcity2085]

@@anitakristensen4679 Noraly knows the story.....she's in gear with the clutch in. She was ready to hide behind that truck if need be.

[@anitakristensen4679]

@@bigcity2085 that's not always true. A animal can dart from any side .

[@TheBestFoodieShow]

This series has totally changed my perspective of America, I had no idea it was so beautiful! Thanks Noraly…. Safe travels to you always👋

[@ffarmchicken]

My cousins from Australia were shocked at how big the lower 48 states were when they visited.

[@varmintman]

@@ffarmchicken Funny thing. My wife a kiwi was gob smacked when she showed up with the park and all. I live on the Idaho side of the park so I am kind of numb to the beauty that surrounds me. I am looking at it now through this young ladies eyes and seeing it again for the first time again.

[@milmascars]

So before this you thought the U.S. was ugly ?

[@brianellison3525]

You can't perceive the thousands of miles of pristine mountain ranges in our great country. Most of it available to enjoy. I live in the Pacific Northwest in Washington State. In the Olympic Mountains. I choose to live surrounded by lush trees and a flowing river in my back yard. I have thousands of miles of dirt roads, trails, coastline, all to be explored. I'm not sure what you thought we had going on here, we might not have a bunch of ancient architecture layin around all ove the place, but the American Continents got something else. A bunch of land that ain't been messed with. Be well, and have fun.

[@botomblin5507]

I'm hoping she will explore the Appalachian mountain's before she leaves the US 🇺🇸

[@Creativehealing444]

"He gave me the side eye" 👁🤣 Thank you for yet another beautifully edited, uplifting, informative, beautiful video. Love Love Love 🙌

[@RB-po4ce]

Noraly’s enthusiasm is contagious. I like the nerding out, too!! Glad you missing the flooding.

[@PDXtransplant]

I love it when you share your knowledge!! I'm so glad you got to go through Yellowstone. Seeing wildlife is the Icing on the cake. Safe travels!! 🤠👍❤️

[@ronan4681]

I said the same thing on the last video. Always good to learn new things

[@litigiousfeline]

In case anyone's wondering, she has a freakin Master's degree in Geochemistry. She almost got her PHd, but then she found us and became a human instead.

[@janemeolver7537]

😂Nice

[@njaukate1627]

😂😂😂

[@Prodigalzson]

I for one, really appreciated the geology lesson. Especially the drawing. I knew bits and pieces but you helped clarify my understanding of the Yellowstone area.

[@wytchend]

You are living life on a cloud, floating along in ecstasy. A joy to watch & listen too. Long may your travels be safe and wonderful!

[@ROTV-DanLockhart]

Loved seeing Yellowstone through a geologists eyes. The drawing was pretty amazing considering Noraly was sitting on top of Alaska with all of her gear on. Noraly, is simply the best! Thank you, Noraly!

[@ragweed3524]

Oh how I love when you get your full geek on! Even though it had to be boring asphalt for riding, the scenery and animals are all worth it. Great video, Noraly !

[@cjctucson7683]

Your joy is our joy. I smiled all the way through this video.

[@RJB]

You're incredibly lucky to see those bears. Simply amazing. If you were able to go straight to Gardiner this must've been filmed before the June 2022 Yellowstone flooding that washed away that road.

[@DavidDavid-gc9rm]

I've crossed the US years ago and I understand your emotions travelling through this incredible landscape. I've been following you (sounds creepy😁) since day 1 of your adventures. You are genuinely a good person Noraly. Thank you for sharing your travels. 👌🤝

[@Nalleman64]

Always looking forward to Monday, Wednesday and Friday and a new video from my favorite: Noraly aka Itchy Boots. ❤️

[@mmkiehn]

Noraly, as a newcomer to your channel and after watching this video, I was hooked and watched the 8 videos preceeding this one. Your traveling on Alaska creates the illusion of being in a virtual reality adventure narrated by a vibrant and sharp young lady. Your videography has a dynamic presentation which brings out all of mother nature's glory.

[@ernieD]

Go start at S1 Ep1..you're in for a real treat.

[@wedwardes]

@@ernieD There should have been a prequel to S1 Ep1. The start was quite sudden without a backstory

[@OnOurBike]

Noraly, I never heard you só happy in every video in the USA! You have a blast in that amazing country. To be honest: these are my favorit vids. I love all your episodes all seasons, but this is absolutely my favorit! Enjoy, be happy, take good care (not worried about that) and keep surprising us all with your USA-adventures!! Thanks Noraly!!

[@matthewb3640]

Do Jo, yes, those are different bears . Like I stated previously. Bear 399 had 4 cubs that all survived and went on their own this spring

[@jameslangham7493]

What can I say Noraly’s videos are full of contagious joy and passion for her adventure. Thank you 😊

[@georgepapabeis2964]

Your on the fly drawing, use of both cameras to inter-cut, and the preamble on Alaska while riding... you are truly a master of "shooting for continuity". My hat is off to you!

[@veritassempre]

I echo you sentiments. I know it must be A LOT of work to edited these videos. Her professionalism shows in the quality provided.

[@siry5164]

Lovely but What No Grand Canyon tour that would be a great adventure on your bike 🚴 I love ❤️ to see the Grand Canyon by Noraly 🙏🏼God bless and stay safe!😇

[@jeffanderson8384]

Love your enthusiasm for all the natural wonders (who wouldn't be excited). So fun to watch your adventure unfold. Have fun, be safe! I think that itch is contagious!

[@cheyjan330]

Noraly your joy is infectious. The one animal I had hoped you would have seen (maybe you did, but it didn't make the cut) is the Pronghorn (aka an Antelope). They are just stunningly beautiful, and annually migrate through Wyoming and usually give birth in our state. I'm so happy our State brought you so many "firsts" ~ 1st National Park, 1st Bison, 1st Mama Grizzly bear with her cubs, and the Guiser Terraces. Your enthuisiam made me see my state in such a different light. Everyone on your channel is really enjoying this adventure ~ Onward!

[@maxcactus7]

Yet another episode that exceeds all my expectations. I don't know why I'm surprised as I think that every episode, yet our heroic adventurer never fails to deliver! That said, best features of this video in order from least (but still plenty) impressive to utterly amazing: #9 - That covered wagon Noraly spent the night in. It doesn't get more Western American & Wyoming than that. #8 - Multiple geology lessons some of us had forgotten or never knew, including an explanation of the massive magma chamber under Yellowstone. Thank you, Professor Schoenmaker! #7 - Cow elk. Elk are majestic creatures. #6 - The story of the family who were lucky enough to share their breakfast hour with Noraly! How envious am I? Totally! #5 - Seeing Old Faithful erupt! #4 - The beauty of the Tetons and Yellowstone, captures in exquisite detail by Noraly. #3 - Bison in their natural habitat and home. Until you've seen them in person, it's difficult to appreciate just how large, powerful and imposing they are. #2 - Mama bear and three cubs. Nothing short of incredible. #1 The smile on Noarly's face @ 16:19 and her girlish giggles talking about all the interesting geology of Yellowstone. Priceless!

[@savage22bolt32]

Well said my friend!

[@vivianveradavis161]

I .live in Ecuador but am U.S. I've never seen my country look so good, particularly now that so much of it is over developed, so homogenized. Thanks, Noraly. I'm 79 and going blind, because of you I may try to get up there one last time to see what you are showing.

[@mikecoffman3638]

All any US citizen has to do to leave the “homogenous” portions of the country is to take the drive off the Interstate or hike/bike out of the cities. Most of the US is still wild and available. We must preserve it wild and clean in perpetuity. It’s the most important thing we can leave to descendants.

[@marywinn8953]

I live an hour from Yellowstone. I have gone dozens of times and never get tired of going. I love having guests so I can take them to see the majesty of this place.

[@murraykriner9425]

Yellowstone is one of those places I'm thankful to have seen while an adult, so I could really appreciate her full beauty and wealth of her resources. It's entirely magical, to say the very least.

[@larryreynolds8580]

This is just beyond enjoyment and entertainment. We get to see Yellowstone, the beautiful wildlife and animals and get educated on the earth and how she works. And I like the way you draw by the way 🙂. Thank you Noraly, thank you so much!

[@roaddog7542]

With all the crazy stuff going on in our country this is a reminder of the beautiful place we live in. 🇺🇲

[@neilmeiskey5482]

Your joy is so contagious. I can never thank you enough for sharing your travels and educating me about our amazing earth. I hope I can remember you geology lessons!

[@mslattery8710]

Really, really infectious enthusiasm for her subject. I guess Noraly quite likes Geology.

[@mattsutube]

I discovered Itchy Boots just recently. I am frenetically trying to catch up on back-episodes! while staying current as well. As an "old" dirt biker I find EVERY episode so very uplifting, joyful and informative. Noraly's off road endurance is at such a high level! Thank you for sharing your travels. What a breath of fresh air!

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

You're right because of the geologic lesson, it's better to circle back all her seasons.

[@anitakristensen4679]

Sorry, anybody riding a bike with one hand on the handles is stupid. Less control of the bike . Especially when wildlife can dart in front of you .

[@ahsnap9103]

@@anitakristensen4679 we can tell you've never ridden before. Noraly has enough experience to know what she is doing, after all she has ridden motorcycles around the world. No worries.

[@anitakristensen4679]

@@ahsnap9103 you don't know me , I do ride . And I live just outside of the park. Animals dart out in front of you . Even the experience rider collides with deer , elk , moose , bear , and have had incidents with bison . Experience don't save everyone.

[@ahsnap9103]

@@anitakristensen4679 yes you're right animal's will jump out in front of you, and depending on how fast you and them are moving and the distance in between determines outcome sometimes. Good to know I'm talking to a fellow rider. I once had a deer jump over the back of my car, when I saw it after i passed a hedge row the deer was running through a field and if was able to react quick enough and brake the deer would have run into the side of me. Been lucky a couple times on my street bike as well, a drunk driver crossing from turn lane to the shoulder inches behind me in the slow lane and an idiot on a scooter did a u turn right as I passed by going about 70 without looking..better lucky than good I guess. Be safe.

[@veritassempre]

Your knowledge and passion for Geology is outstanding. I always feel like I learn something new after viewing your videos.

[@jpcheco]

She is a university trained geologist and worked in this area before becoming a motor bike lady…lol

[@reimaniellipses5408]

bison… hm, I’m just gonna tuck in beside this truck here… (truck leaves) 🤦🏻‍♀️😀 What a fun day! I loved the information! (and you found all the wildlife…)

[@karenrussell9672]

Awesome episode, love the Joy and interest you share. Thank you for taking us along with you!

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: What makes your adventures even more fun is your love of geology. Yellowstone is a magical place indeed filled with adventure and beauty.

[@proudpureblood.9847]

I Dream of visiting yellowstone

[@markmcarthy596]

I’m an addicted rockhound-the geologic information is as priceless as your videos. I’m sure I’ll re-watch all your uploads more than a few times. Thanks for all of your hard work NS

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

Especially that she will make questions about geology at the end of the season. She said it. 👏👏👏🏍️🏍️🏍️

[@Britspence381]

I dug up my little 'Golden Book' about ROCKS AND MINERALS, been looking though it again after Noraly's lessons. I don't know much about geology but have always been fascinated by rocks.

[@WhiteTiger333]

@@Minina-Nena-Celina Right? I need to go back and watch the geology lesson ones and take notes for the final exam. 🤓✍🧑‍🎓👷‍♀🏔🌋

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

@@Britspence381 I have one too! Bought it over 12 years ago. I used to sit in the sand in school on the play ground in Tucson and collect sand rubies. Everyday during recess, I was out with the monkey bars and sand. , Love Rocks!

[@Britspence381]

'oops, through it again...'

[@Bree0505]

I'm so glad you got to experience Yellowstone before the flooding hit! Though it's not in the video, I hope you got to see the "Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone" & the falls on the east side, as they're spectacular! I so enjoy your geology "lessons" about the amazing landscapes you see on your adventures. Thank you for always excellent content! Safe riding!

[@kosalagarusinghe2488]

Amazing and thanks a ton mama bear and three cubs for cheering-up our little Norally, the mighty little girl. Keep it up Norally.

[@angelagail5653]

I laughed when the Bison gave you the “side eye”. LOL! How wonderful to see these beautiful creatures!

[@jonhignite]

I’ve decided to get a motorcycle and travel around my state of Arizona because of you! Very inspiring!

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

Jon H, film where you go! And please share it. In Tucson be careful out there. Going back soon.

[@bnations2000]

You might want to add Sterling Noren's videos to your inspiration list as well. He lives in Bisbee, AZ.

[@Garagedwella]

I could listen to Noraly teach geology (big thing here in California where I live) for hours and still never tire of learning from her about the subject! ❤️

[@mammocas]

There is that 0.001% percent of extraordinary people in the world, and you are one of them Noraly. All of us have much to learn from your achievements and adventures. Much love from Colorado, USA

[@WillsWP1]

Hi Noraly, the smile and excitement says it all, thanks again for a very informative geology episode, the look on your face when you saw mamma bear and her babies were priceless. You are such an inspiration to all of us and seeing Yellowstone was awesome. Some of us would have never seen the world if it wasn't for you. Keep safe and God Bless. 🙏🙏🏍🏍🇿🇦💪

[@briancombs1198]

This area takes your breath away . I have a friend that saw you north of Yellowstone In Montana and she was really fighting the urge to come meet you . She is a big fan , she was just giving you the side eye . I won’t say when it was because those are secrets we fans keep to ourselves and don’t post because we care about keeping you as safe as possible. Love following you Noraly.

[@ibMoose2u]

I live in Montana too! I wished I was fortunate enough to wave at Noraly! Good for your friend!!!

[@antonioveritas]

It's not a secret...these videos are posted about 10 weeks after they are filmed! Basic detective work can ascertain that from watching the videos and determining time of year, season, major holidays or events taking place in the background, adverts on billboards in the background etc!

[@Dave-sw2dm]

@@antonioveritas , I think he was referring to posting all over social media that I saw Noraly on 8/24/2022 in Banff National Park. Oops, did I just say that out loud? ;-) We know that the videos are behind, and we know her destination, but we don't know her route, or planned arrival.

[@sanchopanza5726]

@@antonioveritas That’s right. Major once-in-500 years flooding occurred in Yellowstone from the 12th of June, 2022. Major roads were washed away and the Park was closed for weeks. So Noraly definitely rode through Yellowstone much before June 12.

[@antonioveritas]

@@Dave-sw2dm Perhaps we ought to start confusing would be stalkers by giving lots of false sightings! I think I saw Noraly in the fish and chip shop in Whitby last week! There, that should throw them off the scent! 😁

[@johnlees1176]

I’m 65 today, & as a treat I watched you latest vid’. It was a treat, one of your best yet. I know nothing of geology but I was buzzing. Finally, why oh why aren’t you doing stuff on regular TV about geology- you’re an ab-fab natural.

[@annielambac]

I started watching Itchy Boots from season 3 up to present for almost a month now and it's ADDICTIVE & UPLIFTING! Geology 201 Love it! Take care always, beautiful kind Noraly. 😍👍

[@randybeard6040]

Noraly, just met a young man on same kind of bike as yours in West Helena, Ar. this morning, I actually thought it was your Bike-loaded basically with same set up. I said Itchy Boots to young guy-he said you know her and I told him that I have been following your adventures through several countries. He told me his inspiration to travel on the motorcycle like yours came from watching you. We shook hands and gave a High Five to each other...

[@c150gpilot]

"Geek" -- a word English got from Dutch, "gek!" Go crazy for us!

[@davee5109]

I'm glad you were able to get through Yellowstone when you did! That short bit of road between Mammoth and Gardner is still closed from the flooding that washed it out this past spring. I guess I'll have to wait for the next vid to see if you make it out of Gardner! Well done as always.

[@kennethvaughan2814]

I’m assuming she traveled through Yellowstone before the flood, sometime in early summer. I’m glad she was able to enjoy her visit.

[@TR-hf1nm]

Great video! Been to Yellowstone several times in my life but your enthusiasm and knowledge makes me want to go back again! Thank you.

[@alanw9677]

Noraly, always enjoy your enthusiasm and geology 101 !! I hope getting a”taste”of what you could experience in the lower 48 will bring you back down through the rest of the states when you’re finished in Alaska. Would be a shame for you to miss the rest since you’re already here. Stay safe 🏍

[@Swellstew]

I really wish these videos were a bit longer. They're so much fun!

[@ytrebiLeurT]

Then she need more time to edit and less to drive because of your greed. There are other motorcycle channels where people ride around the world. People always have to make demands, drive around the world yourself...

[@Swellstew]

@@ytrebiLeurT I have no greed or any demands. I was just making a comment on how fun the videos are.

[@skr2824]

@ytrebiLeurT time to take your chill pill!

[@bayard1332]

You are free to watch them 2, 3... 7 times each...

[@bayadere8308]

@@ytrebiLeurT Whoa, whoa! Where exactly does Eric make demands or demonstrate greed? If you have comprehension issues you really shouldn't be commenting. Of course, if you're just a nasty piece of work, you'll no doubt compound your idiotic comments.

[@highvibe4839]

What a sensational location, best time of year to see wildlife and Bear cubs, not too much snow, so happy for you Noraly, what an Incredible Part of the USA, who needs Holly weird, Politicians, big cities of lights, when we see so much beauty and those wonderful USA people in their day to day lives. Thank you..

[@petrobowen8111]

Breathtaking, such beautiful & amazing scenery,food for the soul. Thank you Noraly,I thoroughly enjoyed this ride 🙏😄

[@teresabarberot2506]

Thanks Noraly for bringing everything to life. I have never been there. Seeing the wildlife and the geyser from your view was awesome. The Tetons are spectacular. Learning geology from you too! ❤

[@Blox117]

she should get a unicycle

[@jessaellie4613]

Noraly, my husband and I have been following your adventures for a few years already, and we both love it! Keep safe, and continue sharing the amazing wonders of God's Creation!

[@bobwilson7384]

Thank you for bringing us along. This is so much fun!

[@russsaunders321]

Grizzly Bear and her cubs! Amazing! Fantastic day at Yellowstone NP! That is the best view I have ever seen of Old Faithful erupting! Sooo Cool! Bison giving you the side eye! I love it! Terrific video and day!

[@downhilltwofour0082]

The adult female Grizzly bear weighing around 350-300 pounds, can cover 50 yards in just three seconds, running as fast as 40 miles per. You may not have realized it at the time, but you had a very close call right there!

[@jerrym3261]

Maybe one of the best videos ever! I'll watch it several times and I'll bet it holds up over time. Sharing what you see is part of it but, sharing your enthusiasm is more of it. I think that's the biggest part of human communication, letting someone else feel what you feel. Thank you for your hard work. Thank you for sharing. Thank you for making the world a better place.

[@katleman]

Spent almost two weeks in Yellowstone this year right after the flood. Beautiful overview for a half day ride through the park. Gives an idea how much these videos are time shifted, and how much effort it takes her to edit down her footage, as it looks like early June

[@BarrioHTV]

OMG 3 Cubs !!! Mamma bear had triplets, YOU caught them on Vid from your bike! Magical💗

[@angiecerv]

What can I say but I am more amazed than the last. Big smile on my face looking at those beautiful scenery, extremely glad hearing and learning new things about geology, plus the bonus of passing by some animals, and you are sharing all of these with us... Truly thankful to you Noraly. Watching your YT channel is a habit I never regret forming. Haters will gonna hate, but they can never steal your charisma, your talents & abilities, and the contagious smile and twinkle in your eyes. The genuine YOU. You are unique that's why we are here to stay... Thanks again and just keep doing what you do.. Keep safe

[@Cape_Cod_Steve]

Well said !

[@williamlombardo43]

who could possibly hate these videos???

[@angiecerv]

@@williamlombardo43 there are people creating their YT channel using using Noraly's videos and along with it spreading like a hate speech against her. One was even imitating Itchy Boots with Ilchy Boots. Not nice

[@williamlombardo43]

Crooks , cheats , fools - maybe…… but there is no way to hate her videos unless you are mentally ill.

[@ianstewart576]

Thank you Noraly for bringing Yellowstone into my living room. That's about as close as I'll get to it.

[@hannahsimmons8879]

Hi Noraly - love your videos. Having grown up in Montana, I have been to Yellowstone many, many times, but it is special to see it through your eyes and hear the exuberance in your voice as you see it for the first time . . . and thank you for the geology lesson. You are very much appreciated by your followers! Cheers!

[@frankjacoby9460]

Your geology lesson was a great refresher; you’re a great teacher Noraly 👍🏼 I too worked in the earth sciences for a period of my life, and then went off to do other stuff; always good to go back and visit my beloved field of study, I never have stopped looking down at all the little stones on the ground, they have so much to say! Love your journey through our beautiful Rocky Mountains!

[@eugeneharden1331]

In reading the comments I am always struck by the appreciation of the locals of whatever country you are in! Looking at your own country through a Noraly's viewpoint and eyes is so entertaining. Makes us appreciate where we all live. Thank you for a fascinating episode today. Last time at Old Faithfull we misjudged the wind direction and got a warm shower when it erupted, good times!

[@jolly7728]

Really enjoyed the professorial stuff, and all the rest of the amazing content. Instead of having a few hundred students in an undergraduate lecture hall in GEO 201, you now have countless thousands of students (and admirers) from all over the planet. What an amazing way to put the mysteries and the underlying science of planet earth on display. I think of Carl Sagan, of many years, ago, who had a stellar way of presenting astronomy/planetary science. You have taken geology, and so many of your fascinating ancillary day-to-day travel experiences from all over the world, forward by leaps and bounds way beyond what Dr. Sagan has done. By the way, if you need someone to help you grade exam papers down the road, let me know. 🙂

[@andiandersen8276]

Thank you again for showing a part of the world. I know Yellow Stone now I have with best guide to ever can find Noraly she talk and talk like she was paid and she is with her own money and geolegy you just can't stop her blå blå it's very interesting. She knows a lot always well prepared and bright. All the best to Noraly and Alaska.

[@leighsirvent654]

I just love how excited you get to explain about geology. Thank you for sharing that. Yellowstone is amazing!

[@RigiLiquid945]

I brought my family to see Old Faithful ten years ago. We would have seen more if we had you as our tour guide! Thanks for showing this as it brings back happy memories.

[@andreacrashe9894]

*Ms Noraly, thank you for todays lesson. It's the same geothermal situation in Rotorua New Zealand with the geysers, mudpools & hot spring steam etc. Sadly our Pink & White Terraces disappeared during the eruption of Mount Tarawera, NZ in 1886. Wow you got up & personal with Bison's & a mama grizzly bear & her cubs.*

[@reinhardneumann2600]

Yet another episode of riding, entertainment and education. Thanks a lot, Noraly. This is so much more than just the recording of a bikeride! Looking forward to the next episode.

[@rodneyhanbaum697]

it's so beautiful there. could feel the excitement in your voice when that Bull Bison walked past you!! how amazing this journey is for you! Also for those of us you're sharing this with!! prayers for continued safe travels

[@sirreptitious6645]

I’ve been to Yellowstone and the whole region many times. Glad you are enjoying the beauty of our country. And the geology lessons make your travels all the more interesting. Thanks 🙏

[@yzenynot]

This entire trip has been such an amazing geological adventure. Thank for that!

[@Knightnote]

You are gifted with not only the joy of riding and knowing, but you are able to explain in such a way that anyone can understand!

[@datboidego]

That bison was like “Me take your road” 😂

[@coolgabe64]

Your channel is a sanctuary from the chaos of the real world. One of the biggest reasons I started driving a big truck over the road 26 years ago to see all this, you are seeing right now. And I also carry my motorcycle in my trailer so I can go places where the truck cannot go. An entire lifetime isn't enough to discover entirely the western part of the US. This is the best channel on You Tube, bar none.

[@ntpd935ret]

My wife and I have ridden our motorcycles through Yellowstone three times but it was never explained as well as you have done it. Thank you very much and please stay safe. We love following your adventure to Alaska. We have rode our motorcycles in all of the lower forty eight states and hope you get to do that also. God speed.

[@mikesweeden]

I’m watching this episode again, if Noraly ever gets old she would be a great national park guide!🤗

[@vincefu441]

Really appreciate the additional knowledge you provide about what you’re seeing. Certainly makes learning things more fun. Thank you! Continued safe travels!