Grizzly vs Black Bear

[@Elmasdrakosinfenixov]

Black bear: *faced with the terrifying realisation that it's existence is in jepoardy* Woman: *amused hyena laugh*

[@RonKris]

What about the man with the hyena laugh?

[@susanpratt4061]

That's humans for you. Not all granted, but it makes me sick. 😕

[@natebacon6497]

I'm amused for what I'm watching isn't that why u click on the video

[@buddymmx3936]

Everybody gangsta till your cousin hunts your cub for sport

[@weirddingus4620]

Yeah, it's a common way humans mask and crippling fear. That woman had a lot of it.

[@jayMbodybuilding]

Not sure what's more amazing, how fast the black bear climbs up the tree, or how fucking huge that grizzly is

[@eastonperfect7915]

Definitely a 9 legendary. Ifyyk

[@AneesSarwar34]

Black bears are huge, like 500lbs easy! So imagine the grizzly

[@Eric-zs6rd]

@@AneesSarwar34 black bears are not huge, they are typically the size of a regular adult man. Brown bears are much larger and often eat black bears in territories where they overlap.

[@AneesSarwar34]

@@Eric-zs6rd that’s still scary, but their size can be as big as a bengal tiger too, but even at average weight it’s very dangerous. Not to mention their claws are sharp af!

[@Eric-zs6rd]

@@AneesSarwar34 They can be, but those are record size black bears in Alaska or something. Most of the lower 48 black bears are around 100-200 lbs. We get a lot of them here in Washington. They sometimes come up and eat the blackberries in my backyard, I scare them off before I let the dogs out.

[@nazur72]

Absolutely terrifying, that womans laugh.

[@구독안하면프사니와꾸]

소고기 안묵냐ㅋㅋ

[@angel91485]

lol!..

[@georgecanakis1075]

So annoying

[@Redkodiak1994]

@George Email that b creepy af

[@Redkodiak1994]

@@georgecanakis1075 good one 😂

[@nelsonlobo3615]

I used to climb up trees like that when I was younger, after showing my report card to my father.

[@AnkitKushwaha-tg2ru]

😂😂

[@rgmoney14101994]

Me too, before waking up!

[@BacktothefutureBoxing]

Me to put hands and wrists didn't even need my feet for that lol

[@TheJaguarofJudah]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jongyang88]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@thetrumpdayz]

Rumor has it Black Bear still remains in that tree to this day

[@jonothandoeser]

Eve Black bears can't catch a break...

[@eddiep2899]

Then that same rumor should include that the grizzly is still at the bottom of that tree...

[@KorukLanut]

As a carcass

[@catherineharris4746]

Rumor has it that the saying "rumor has it" was played out in the mid 80's😕

[@cestcarre7927]

Des nouvelles infos 5 plus tard, il vient de redescendre 12/06/24, mais le Grizzly été toujours en train de l’attendre il a fini par le tuer.

[@budman30k]

It’s amazing how a moron laughing can be more brutal then two bears fighting

[@globe2555]

@budman30k Why do you think she is a moron?

[@jimbond]

The moron was the worst part.

[@gerguren5483]

Seeing them together really gives another prespective of how massive grizzly's are

[@Bvetrayed]

Yet the polar bear is even bigger than the grizzly 😮

[@theroyalcrownedtiger2946]

Kodiak bear is still larger than grizzly. Polar bear is the largest bear as I recall.

[@MohamedOulkadi]

Kamchatka bears are the largest beast

[@theroyalcrownedtiger2946]

@@MohamedOulkadi : Thats a new one for me, I'll be looking into this, thanks.

[@andrzejsobanski6752]

Grizzly: Probably eats a black bear cub. Black bear: Risks it's life in desperate and failed attempt of saving it. Woman: *huehuehuehue*

[@jessz7428]

That is what I was thinking

[@eddiep2899]

Risks its life...

[@collinw1353]

Note to self, when confronted with a black bear DO NOT climb a tree to get away. I think I would lose that race. Man they're fast.

[@sarban1653]

They're also massively faster than Usain Bolt on land so good luck out running them.

[@Arbeedubya]

Maximum 777 He did say "when confronted with a black bear". He knew which one he was referring to.

[@BPRescue]

Actually, grizzlies can climb trees. As juveniles they can climb just as well as a black bear. As adults, they can still climb, they just use branches rather than climbng the main trunk like blacks... It's not uncommon.

[@Arbeedubya]

Maximum 777 That's quite alright.

[@ziriebenton6659]

Grizzly bear, black bear, polar bear... they’ll catch you.

[@StoneGone]

That woman almost made me think there were laughing hyenas in the woods of North America. She is very annoying.

[@clauce7953]

You must laugh with a lovingly sound for sure

[@billybimbo985]

There were millions of years ago or I think it was Europe

[@lilward420]

They are

[@mrmister1657]

Ask your mom how I do *whispers* .................. cave hyenas...... but North America did have Hyenas they’re extinct now obviously, but maybe they’re making s comeback seems like

[@yessy7567]

@@clauce7953 Ahhhh eras tú la hiena burlona de la risa?

[@pac401]

skip to 2:40 and again to 4:15 to see something other than one bear on a tree.

[@counterintelligencereports7867]

pac401 naa I want a hear that beautiful background sound

[@Tofflan-tr8zr]

pac401 thanks

[@harrystevens3885]

Advice taken ...Thanks.

[@ivanboskovic1260]

I see nothing.

[@aaronforsythe8556]

pac401 thanks

[@Dockinabox]

The grizzly was definitely feeding on something down there, but it was dark and small, and I can't help but think that it was a black bear cub. If the one in the tree was it's mother, it would explain her persistence. Out of instinct, she would've been trying to draw the grizz away from her cub, but not get herself killed either. That's the only thing that makes sense to me. That looked like a fresh kill too, because the grizz was still rubbing itself on it, which is what they do to mark a fresh kill with their scent. It's their way of saying, "Property of This Grizzly. Leave it alone!" Any black bear, unless it is stone cold starving and desperate, is not going to try and bug a grizzly at its kill. Grizzlies commonly predate on black bears, and black bears therefore AVOID grizzlies whenever possible. Maternal instinct is very strong in bear however, and mother sows will risk their lives for their cubs.

[@jacquelineworthington9585]

interesting thought

[@robertlivingston1634]

I knew it wasn't a small black bear, but that makes perfect sense.

[@dickiedollop]

I agree with your analysis - nature in the raw

[@castiellightbringer9992]

Dockinabox stop trying to make people feel sad..lol

[@LukeCageforhire]

Dockinabox mama bear would rather die than lose her cub. No way she watches a Grizzlie feed on her cub.

[@bigjb2179]

The bear now knows what it feels like to be chased by a bear.

[@northernbettygirl]

True. He's in as much danger as we would be of him. Still, I don't want to see him get hurt🐻

[@Armored_Muskrat]

That's actually why black bears are skittish and (usually) run from people. It's ancient instinct caused by their ancestors being devoured by grizzlies for countless generations. They're not scared of humans as such. They're scared of things standing upright that their instincts tell them could be a grizzly bear. So, we owe something to the grizzlies. The black bears would probably be very aggressive and predatory if it weren't that our upright shape "hacks" their instincts. Most of the time, anyway.

[@Nature_is_metal]

​@@Armored_MuskratBS take. Any animal in the world is wary of humans. Grizzlies and black bears both also interacted with human ancestors who hunted them as well. They will flee and not engage most of the time because they know by instinct that we're different. Even Lions and Tigers and even Leopards who have been known to be the primary hunter of every human species and primates are scared of humans.

[@icosthop9998]

​@Nature_is_metal at least most those predators are afraid of humans. That is why the BiG Cats may walk by a safari vehicle, but they do not mess with the humans.

[@nathanbiller7662]

I love how at first you don’t even really see the grizzly, you just know he’s there because his shadow looms over the black bear like some sort of horror movie monster you can’t get a clear shot of.

[@smasherblues5322]

What? You can see him the whole time. Anything not shaped like a rock or tree is pretty easy to pick up on if you spend any time in the wilderness.

[@waynzignordics]

The grizzly was on the ground sleeping. It pops its head up when the black bear first moves off the branch it's standing on. It looks around, then puts its head down again. It's lying down on its right side, facing to the right, and even looks at the camera at one point. 1:04

[@tryhardpker]

really puts the size of the grizzle into perspective

[@bryanmorales4345]

Charles Darwin the founder of evolution try fighting one, let’s see what happens

[@22Bruinsdude]

No body mentioned the shit word ! Stop putting word(s) in people's mouth !

[@NYPrepper]

That black bear was probably 300-400lbs...no slouch itself. Black bears are incredibly powerful, though they don't have the sheer size they are more dangerous in some ways because they are more agile and can climb trees (no escape).

[@ajfromcjbasements6574]

Black bears actually get bigger than grizzlies

[@soogepoola4327]

@@NYPrepper that black bear was definitely not 300-400lbs... wasn't even a full grown black bear.

[@MatthewMixon23]

This is terrifying watching the huge brown bear emerge from the woods so quickly

[@powdergangster83]

If I was that Black bear, I would just go ahead and start building a treehouse to live up there forever, because that damn grizzly is huge!

[@dacarter70ify]

I love how everyone agreed the woman laughing was annoying and also agreed to let her get murdered by grizzly. Lol

[@petermendoza1170]

For whatever mother nature had in store,I can NEVER imagine myself laughing watching an animal fearing for it's life. Imagine being surrounded by a gang laughing at you while one or two are slashing you with a knife. Funny,isn't it?

[@amaliasafaryan4256]

i would have slapped these people in the face if i was there, so annoying, i wouldn't even be friends with them in the first place actually

[@pilarq7886]

Thank you for saying that because i knew the cub was going to be eaten ALIVE . nothing cute entertaining about that..The humans definitely sounded like s t u p i d alcoholics . . and probably lineage of jeffrey dahmer

[@Ilivfrhorrr]

I totally agree. I wouldn't laugh if I was close to the incident. Most people don't understand wildlife. They should be taught about how dangerous most wildlife are.

[@brian4180]

😂😂 That sounds hilarious. Good one.

[@ashdog236]

@@brian4180 edgelord

[@nicm8909]

That cow wouldnt be laughing if she got left there with them 😂

[@gskessingerable]

The Grizzily was eating the black bear's cubs. They'll sniff out a black bear's den as they commonly do an attack the cubs for food. The park ranger's opinion that the black bear was challenging the Grizzly's food source, such as a dead carcass is idiotic. A black bear would never challenge a Grizzily bear over its food.

[@reneeharbek7863]

Not true. I've witnessed a black male bear trying to get a taste of a moose from a grizzly.

[@antsfinland2760]

The black bear wasn't challenging the grizzly... The black fella tried to steal some food

[@baddog6878]

Is there another story about this somewhere else? How do you know this?

[@bloodstriper3649]

@@baddog6878 the black bear was a BBLM antagonist.

[@lurobles7499]

@@baddog6878 😂😂😂

[@NxDoyle]

You know, I think the thing I love most about being out in the wilderness is the peace and quiet.

[@brenttaylordotus]

Ages ago I heard this but can't remember where: "Why do black bears climb trees? Because grizzly bears can't."

[@Tazdingoyahahahahaha]

I thought it was “...because a pack of wolves can’t” or something like that

[@tomlorenzen4062]

@leroi dupetrol Grizzly can climb no problem..

[@schlooonginatorr9766]

I doubt that is a particularly small black bear, it's just that the grizzly is much larger.

[@wazemo2764]

@Elder One on its hind legs the average make black bear is 7'0 and weighs 660 pounds but this looked smaller so it was probably a female that was 5'7 inches tall.

[@wazemo2764]

@Elder One a grizzly is on its hind legs is 8 feet and weighs over a ton so that grizzly would've mauled that black bear.

[@lovespringfreshness]

Elder One Is there any footage of a black bear and grizzly bear fighting in the way you describe? Or fighting at all?

[@faptedesprestiinta2337]

@Elder One Well, actually grizzlies can be more than twice the size of black bears.

[@ethanpeeler3147]

Wario & Waluigi productions a 7 foot 660 pound black bear is a ginormous black bear. Most mature males are 6 feet and between 300-400 lbs. a 7 footer can weigh over 600 lbs but they are not common.

[@marshallwilliams3531]

I can imagine that woman's evil laugh in the Roman Colosseum as the Gladiators were being slaughtered

[@VR46champion]

I bet both these bear will be terrified when I send Winnie The Pooh .

[@luisxd5003]

Ill send yogi bear

[@Max_R_MaMint]

@@luisxd5003 ill send Teddy

[@SharksandDinos]

Or Ted

[@TeeAiDee]

Oh bother...

[@hugolafhugolaf]

The speed of the black bear climbing that tree... unreal.

[@thebeautyofnatureandanimal1771]

It looked like a nice size black bear until the grizzly shows up. Awesome footage!

[@davidedwards4088]

Nothing like a life or death situation to bring out laughter at lunch🙄👎🏽

[@robertshanks7934]

That grizzly is eating a cub just beyond the tree line.

[@acousticMalarkey]

Great footage Colin .... you showed us this recently on our vacation when you were the Brewster driver transferring us to Jasper via a tour of Lake Louise and the Ice Glacier - you may remember that my son borrowed your sunglasses at the glacier. Thanks for a brilliant tour of the scenery and your great commentary & facts throughout ... with some gags thrown in for good measure.

[@boys_and_the_booze5104]

The Grizzly probably thinks the evil laugh is coming from the Black Bear! :(

[@dklautt6165]

My wife and I were there that day photographing the event. The grizzly definitely killed and ate a black bear cub. In the end the grizzly buried what was left of the black bear cub and left. The black bear sow then climbed down and escaped in a different direction. She could tell it was a lost cause to save her cub. Sad to see but that’s nature.

[@dellalyn9918]

Oh shut up.

[@brianhartman3186]

Thanks for the info!

[@50n0fGod20]

Your wife wasn't the irritating woman with the annoying ass hyena laugh in the video background now is it? Good lord.

[@kevinstandow2943]

SAW OTHER CUBS BACK A FEW TREES UP IN A MORE COMFORTABLE PLACE !! Even black bear boars ( males) kill their cubs or any as grizzlies do , Sucks ya can’t put your guard down for a sec ! Sense of smell like is like you can’t imagine ! Mean out there ! I know ! Many grizzlies are found with their vital organs eaten and neck snapped ! Sasquatch is the only one who does that ! Trust me they do exist !! Seen a few and a lot of evidence since six yrs old to of late ! Other entities too ! Things you wouldn’t believe that can jump dimensions ! Portals too ! I never would believe that nonsense ! But it’s true ! It changed everything I knew to not being content anymore ! There’s a increase like you wouldn’t believe in recent years in almost every state ! I worked with Fish & Game and conversed with many out there too and initially you were told to say it’s a bear ! The newer regimen is different, That’s predicated on the region , Federal Forest service head honcho in the Sierra Nevadas in California my home and lineage since the 1860’s in cattle ranching , The guy Ron Casser came out admitting their out there and so many go missing and are not found ! All the normal stuff is ruled out , Apex predators bury their kills and nothing is found in situations it shouldn’t happen and SO MANY MOST DO NOT HAVE A CLUE ON THE NUMBERS ! Missing 411 by David Paulette’s a ex lawman and much more has documented so much and is on daily and has videos to books and is a solid guy who met up with a retired secret service guy who from guilt opened up ! It is mind boggling how many ! I know I’am over elaborating this fact ! Need too ! Money was why they said nothing or kept a data base of this for us to review , The parks generate billions and it is county up to federal and state ,Fees for entrance to boats and camping a hundred plus a night in many parks and tourist shops and so much more !!! Check David’s stuff out and there’s free videos too I believe ! Or I know . Kevin .

[@janesheartsong]

mother has just lost her cub to the grizzly -that's why she is not just taking off.

[@soldatheero]

do you know this or just assuming?

[@janesheartsong]

heard from another photographer who was briefly on the scene, but it was so long ago that I don't even remember who it was.

[@parkercummings1906]

I am glad I read the description. I kept wondering why he didn't scramble out of there when his feet hit the ground. Thanks for sharing!

[@thelastone0001]

A Grizzly will kill and eat a black bear if it gets the chance. It is never the other way around

[@servel2]

***** Grizzlies can easily climb a tree

[@brandtmccall5184]

No they can't their claws do not retract, Grizzly bears do not climb trees at any stage of their lives.

[@edwardhill6945]

That is a fact. The grizzlies straight & duller claws impede climbing, but at times they are able. The lady who was killed by a grizzly in Canmore a few years ago, they found grizzly hair 52' up in the tree. In all fairness, the report did not say if the bear killed her, or if she fell out of the tree, or the bear caused her to fall. The fact remains, that bear went quite ways up the tree.

[@servel2]

***** Full grown Grizzlies have been shown to be able to climb trees, just not as good as black bears. However, once they're fattened up for winter they won't be able to.

[@WessoWess2023]

No grizzly can climb a tree, claws arnt built for it. Cubs can climb trees but not adult males nor females. End of the story.

[@underrated7725]

Can you imagine being a human, holding on to a tree 20 feet from the ground with a big hungry grizzly bear waiting on you to let go? Talk about scary

[@Geck_Gxng]

Nah the human laughs at its misery

[@skaldlouiscyphre2453]

Sounds like a great moment to enjoy a ripe strawberry.

[@turbofanlover]

Man, I am so thankful that there aren't any grizzlies, here in Ontario. You'd never get me anywhere near the bush if there were.

[@123Goldhunter11]

The eco nuts want to re-introduce them back into Washington State. There was a reason our great great grandfathers didn't want them around their grand-kids.

[@nef7347]

Even the black bear knows not to mess with a grizzly.

[@kyleblackman5183]

The bear is thinking what is that strange laughter, is it a pack of hyenas... Don't blame it one bit for heading up the tree.

[@boah1668]

black bear be like: *tf you doin here WE AIN'T SUPPOSED TO BE IN THE SAME SESSION BRO*

[@OAwesomeO]

That's vary sad. I think the black bear lost her cub to the grizzly.

[@Armored_Muskrat]

Seems likely.

[@matthewmann8969]

Looks like Yogi is making sure Bubu stays in a time out.

[@robertcarey8237]

Boo boo

[@OrenBoz]

The Grizzly is most likely eating the Black's cub, That would explain why the Black risked it's life.

[@8512124]

damn thats harsh

[@Max_R_MaMint]

That would be the only reason the Black isn't a mile away already.

[@SluggerStark]

Unfortunately, this is a lilely scenario. Big male grizzlies will kill and eat everything.

[@julian3356]

ew thats cannibalism

[@arsamr.4646]

@@julian3356 not the same species Anne.

[@Arbeedubya]

Black bear to grizzly: "Black bear lives matter!"

[@slowski100]

Black bears are excellent tree climbers, grizzly not so much.

[@Pocketace98]

John S because they are too big obviously

[@justinbrown2474]

John S doesn’t matter has to come down sometime

[@shkumbinzeqiri8121]

Thanks we didn’t know that 👏🏻

[@Beastgrows]

Keven Brown What if they climbed really big trees though?? 🤔🤔

[@allardzack]

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[@JerseyMiller]

Crusty the Clown laughing in the background...

[@Tyki𭙑]

Yo

[@IllNabi]

Imagine not only having to worry about black bear but also grizzlies when you go to throw trash at night

[@DH-br9kq]

that lady's laugh is SO obnoxious

[@bunny_smith]

I had to mute it.

[@abeoist]

"Always take your bear spray to the woods" "But mom I'm allergic to bear spray" - the black bear, probably

[@ahwayzcool4630]

Grizzly Bear: You gotta come down sooner or later

[@brewstercanada]

Amazing video Colin! Thanks for sharing!

[@venom999333]

Woman laugh would turn to screams of horror if she watched what the grizzly would do to that black bear

[@mostofamojlish8255]

What it could possibly do

[@venom999333]

@@mostofamojlish8255 you don't know what Grizzlies do to Black Bears?

[@RiskyBRiskyB]

Brown bear: I'll just take a nap down here for a while.

[@lawguags1]

Awesome video, Colin! We were actually there during this whole encounter (our friends were the ones who got hit). I captured some great photos, but I’m glad that you actually got it on video! As this scene went on for a very long time, we were unable to stay to the end and I, also, hope that the black bear made it home alive.

[@nathanlong3682]

Please tell me you weren't the one laughing in the background...

[@lawguags1]

@@nathanlong3682 Oh hell no! There was nothing funny going on that day!

[@JunkBondTrader]

@@lawguags1 it almost definitely would have got away. A black bear can chill in that tree as long as it needs. I think it kept coming down, because another comment pointed out the grizzly appeared to be feeding on something, as it was rolling around on it (which they do onto kills) and also kept going back to the same spot. Perhaps it was eating the black bear's cub (which results in a sad ending either way 😔) or was digging through the black bears den which would explain why the black bear kept coming down, to instinctively, yet hopelessly try to draw the grizzly away from whatever it was eating. Bears also don't like to expend energy unnecessarily, so the grizzly would have given up when it realized it can't get to the black bear.

[@Tluangi0]

@@lawguags1 damn..still replying after 10yrs!!..It's a miracle how u still able to used the same account

[@yessy7567]

@@Tluangi0 Es la hiena que se reía todo el video?

[@brandtmccall5184]

Grizzly bears can but rarely climb trees thus climbing a tree was the black bears best defense.

[@soldatheero]

wow thanks for breaking it down for us

[@cherylgrimins2817]

Not sure how close these people are to this but they’re pretty loud and carefree with all that’s going on with those bears.

[@dklautt6165]

They are in a tour bus.

[@yessy7567]

@@dklautt6165 Debieran haberlos bajado para el Grizzly a los que reían!!!

[@dklautt6165]

@@yessy7567 I agree

[@KnowledgeHub-jj4eg]

that black bear be like , you guys gunna help me or just keep filming and laughing?!

[@tlcmeans]

Amazing life and death drama unfolding and the people where so unphased by it. Humans really are selfabsord.

[@longboy7]

they didnt sound unphased, what do you want them to do, scream and holler

[@jisskk28]

She wants them to scream,cry,and tear their clothes in anguish over nature playing out..go back home Karen!!!🤪😂

[@user-unknown1397]

Black Bear: Oh! shit! BEAR!! GRIZZLY!! Damn it!!

[@jerrysilverman8484]

i heard before that bears can climb trees, but that was some serious expert climbing. no chance of getting away from a bear by climbing a tree, that's for sure.

[@buggernut3643]

Which is exactly what the black bear was doing. lol

[@guamandjiujitsu671]

That black bear held on for its dear life!

[@thewolfofcomedy5966]

Amazing how quickly that black bear got up that tree. Wouldn't expect that from such a big animal

[@goku21youtub]

almost as agile as a cat

[@soldatheero]

it is because theyy are strong as fuck. they can lift rocks 300+ lbs with one paw

[@themachete1050]

​@@soldatheerolmao that's shit right there for sure.

[@soldatheero]

@@themachete1050 not sure what you mean

[@themachete1050]

@@soldatheero I meant that's bullshit

[@alanamaclauchlan554]

The black bear looked like it was still young and probably got in the grizzlies way

[@zer0f0x69]

in the animal kingdom, size truly does matter..

[@calderone5559]

Not always....look at Wolverines !!

[@b52incoming.48]

@@calderone5559 lol size still matters for them.

[@Someonehahaha]

Rumor has it the two bears are still at it to this day.

[@FatGuyEngineer]

4:16 Black Bear: "Fuck this shit, I'm out!"

[@elias7858]

Lol I never thought that black bears could be that small!!😅😅😅Cute

[@gregoryjamesaustin]

Anybody else kind of wished the black bear ran towards the people laughing at him with the grizzly right behind?

[@yessy7567]

Dicen que el Grisly se los comió y aún en sus fauces seguían riendo x estupidez.

[@marcodepellegrin2814]

Grizzly just wanted to invite the black bear for lunch.

[@richard594]

Hyenas laughing at two bears in the woods.

[@frisk151]

What a great catch = this video!!! Thanks... 11 years now later

[@roybatty-]

Note to self: If being stalked by a black bear, do not climb into tree.

[@ColinMaxwell-oc1ok]

Another more important one never venture into bear territory without a good fire arm and not alone..m

[@superpayaseria]

Even bears are scared of bears.

[@linkfan160]

The poor black bear! I wish that grizzly would leave him alone.

[@bereal2479]

probably left him alone, when he finished stealing black bears meal, he stole his food and kept him away, so im quite sure bear is alright, since he survived encounter with grizzly he has some experience and he is getting smarter. :)

[@Kurwabobr00]

He probably did it for territorial reasons

[@stellarcollapse]

Legend has it that the bear is still in the tree.

[@GRosa250]

He even had his mail forwarded to the tree

[@davidallenspeaks9548]

Who is filming? Hyena ?

[@oc7677]

Ur mean bruh haha 🤣 😂

[@bearclaw1051]

Grizzly Man Funny JOKE ! A hyena would Fuck and eat a wolf easily.

[@dropdeadalina]

Legend says he's still hangin on to those branches to this day

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

The sloth is the bear that said heck with you all! I'll just stay up here.

[@omnimous69]

It actually wouldn't surprise me if the carcass was the black bears cub. It was a very small carcass and that is the only reason I can see for her getting out of the tree and facing the grizzly. If it was normal carcass the black bear would have just ran.

[@spiritisalive1]

The grizzly looks like it's eating another black bear when they zoom in.

[@Astronurd]

That witches cackling ruined it for me

[@OnTheREDPILL]

I think the black bear might have made a kill or was already at the spot scavenging something and the grizzly came later on that's the only reason I can think of the bear coming down and going towards the grizzlies direction before running up again every time. The black bear knows there is no fight vs the grizzly but I guess when you are starving you don't just want to back away from a feast.

[@dwoodso]

Nah. Look at the beginning where the grizzly came out. It’s the black bears cub being eaten

[@marcusstormm7591]

SocalPerspective that is exactly what I was thinking. Well that and I was wishing the obnoxious tourists were quiet. Still, if it was a male black bear it would be odd that he wouldn't just abandon the kill at the sight of the brownie. Unfortunately I have the gut feeling that the bear in the tree is or rather was a sow & the kill is likely her cub or cubs. Bears lead very brutal lives. (Alaska for 14 years, some of my friends were bears)

[@patElfpat]

Sugar Ray Dee , read the update August 29, 2012. Park personnel are generally well informed.

[@Arbeedubya]

R K The update only says that "it seems most likely" that the black bear was never in any danger and the grizzly "probably" had an animal carcass the black was hoping to get a share of. Of course, we'll never know for certain. I'll say that while I'm no bear expert, the black's behavior didn't strike me as that of an animal whose young is being eaten.

[@ksoup0925]

Bear on bear crime is out of control!

[@POSSUM_chowg]

The grizzly: *bro stop camping* The black bear: *no*

[@dominiktoretto7391]

Мишка в опасности, а эти проститутки мерзко смеются.. Никакого сопереживания, такие людишки хуже любого животного.

[@kadkir9591]

Dominik Toretto Никакой опасности там нет. Гризли пох на этого медведя, он там, что то небось жрет, а этому тоже хочется, поэтому вместо того, чтобы тикать, он суется к гризли. Была бы агрессия, тут бы гризли круги под деревом нарезал бы и пытался взобраться за мишаней. И чем бы помогли эти люди? у них оружия то нет небось, с палкой гризли не погонишь, самому бы обедом не стать

[@myxail0]

@@kadkir9591 вероятнее всего гризли жрет медвеженка этого черного медведя

[@НадеждаМазур-н5б]

Здесь повода для веселья нет, если черный медведь начнет убегать, гризли его догонит, остаётся только ждать. А этим весело! Мерзкие людишки!

[@vipersniper3851]

This is like cats and dogs: but a bear version, the black bear is the cat, while the grizzly bear is the dog

[@Connie-qm8ky]

Poor little black bear... How can he escape from the tree?

[@billwilliams9897]

Hes playin games, that black bear can escape when hes ready.

[@Kodiak_Brown_Bear]

She*

[@michalrojas1206]

Black bear: Heh heh to big and too fat to climb up and get me

[@JDsModernMartialArts]

I bet the black bear killed something and the grizzly took it away. That's why the black bear doesn't just book it out of there. That bastard took his hard won dinner!

[@pradeep2662]

prejudice much ?

[@JDsModernMartialArts]

No I like black brown white reddish bears. Panda bears too

[@angistron]

It's the content of the bear's character.

[@Ngooo]

There's also the issue that the black bear knows he can't outrun the grizzly. What a fucking terrifying creature they are.

[@cacatr4495]

No, a black bear of that size can take a smaller deer, if he/she can catch it. Run, Deer, run!

[@titanosaurdy9493]

Grizzly: our black cousins are tree hugging wussies

[@dontforgettolike7127]

"I just wanna talk..."

[@jimh2061]

What the heck was the white noise in the backround? Sounded like they were in a subway train.

[@st.apollonius5758]

What a life.....very tough.

[@davidoverstreet2875]

Appears as though the grizzly stole the black bear's meal

[@Todestuete]

Incredible climbing for such a dense looking animal.

[@xiyuwang3824]

plot twist: the grizzly can climb tree

[@peterxiong4917]

The grizzly is eating the black bears cub

[@emack4371]

I was thinking the same thing.....it makes sense thats why it is still in the area....it could have just ran away if that wasn't the case

[@jimnorthland2903]

+Peter Xiong ... That fits well with the evidence.

[@danieljohnston9723]

How do you know

[@jimnorthland2903]

It fits very well. The black bear is in serious danger, yet will not leave and keeps looking into the woods. Then she repeatedly tries to approach the grizzly. This is insane behavior as grizzlies kill and eat black bears. It only makes sense if she is hoping to "rescue" her cub.

[@lovehellohello]

😠

[@Lisa-t1n7l]

04:46 is heart stopping. Poor mother bear.

[@massaweed420]

the last charge by the grizzly was gnarly.

[@natepolidoro4565]

I turned 10 the day this video was made