How Bears Went From Cat Sized To Car Sized

[@DanGamingFan2406]

For such a variety of species to evolve in such a short amount of time, especially the time it took grizzly bears and polar bears to diverge is remarkable.

[@watershipup7101]

Agreed

[@HkFinn83]

How long did it take?

[@Dr.Ian-Plect]

Polars did not diverge specifically from grizzlies. Grizzlies are only about 13k years old. Polars diverged much further back from earlier brown bears.

[@tylerknowsanimals]

The sun bear thumbnail wouldn't be because said species was recently thought to be a human in a costume now would it? Haha. In all seriousness, great video as always! Thank you for continuing to produce amazing educational content!

[@VicJang]

I thought so too. I actually would like to hear Danielle’s take on that incident!

[@lara_xy]

I just saw this reel earlier today!

[@joslyntorres8691]

It's an actual sunbear but humans are the dumbest species in existence.

[@erikm8372]

Huh? What about a costume lol

[@ben10inches]

​@@erikm8372there was a recent conspiracy post that stated China started using bear costumes in their zoos because sunbears are simply built like that, honestly one of the dumbest conspiracy i've heard that it almost sounds xenophobic

[@BloodoperaBlackvomit]

The drawings keep getting better😮

[@alfredkabatay656]

Horse' also went through drastic changes, from also being the size of a Cat to what they are now.

[@Beryllahawk]

I would LOVE to see them cover Eohippus!

[@paradisepipeco]

I am just glad we don't have cats the size of a horse. We'd wind up with windblown hairballs the size of tumbleweeds rolling across the desert highway on a moonless night, and litter box maintenance would become an unimaginable nightmare.

[@derBene]

Always interesting and well produced. Thanks Animalogic.

[@ElizabethAnnTaurus11]

Know your facts

[@Lord.Kiltridge]

Always remember this one thing. A bear won't kill you. They _just_ eat you. Your death is incidental.

[@BPantherPink]

😂😂✔️

[@jkb1O5]

Sometimes, Yes.. (Although) likewise, No

[@salaltschul3604]

Yeah, you die because you're being eaten.

[@Oinker-Sploinker]

@@salaltschul3604 nuh uh

[@ekosubandie2094]

People die when they're killed

[@Nikki0417]

I knew about sun bears, but I had no idea there was a moon bear, too. They need their own video because those names go together too well.

[@paradisepipeco]

It follows that perhaps when Elon finally gets to Mars, he could be eaten by a Mars bear.

[@justsomeofmyfavs]

​@@paradisepipecoJoined in by the Snickers bear 🤭

[@paradisepipeco]

@@justsomeofmyfavs Correctamundo, young Jedi. And possibly joined by several very old bears who have lost their teeth...... known to us as the gummy bears.

[@paradisepipeco]

And if one is to read between the lines, all this suggests that bears may be smarter than we've suspected. They see what humans are doing to our planet, and it seems many varieties of bears plan to migrate elsewhere in our solar system; relocating to other planets. _(In fact, I am told that many LGBTQ+ bears find Uranus quite attractive.)_

[@hammedmousavi2297]

They are magnificent, clever, kind creatures. You gotta love them.

[@TheRexisFern]

Always always ALWAYS appreciate the knowledge you give and the effort you all put in to making it entertaining and real.

[@papasmoke89]

You should do a video on the Kākāpō. They are such a cool flightless bird. Pretty much a jungle chicken.

[@skellagyook]

They're flightless parrots. And chickens aren't really naturally flightless.

[@Bearorgan]

Amazing video and artwork. I always look forward to how well written videos are. You guys do a fantastic job.

[@blingviera7925]

She’s such a great artist

[@maryrosekent8223]

Ah, yes, the “guying” of North America…

[@sagaramskp]

How bears lost their long tail and retained the iconic cute ball of a tail

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

My favorite bears are the polar bears : so deadly yet irresistibly cute.

[@theperfectbotsteve4916]

as someone who lives near bears my fist thought was the one I saw open by "bear proof" trash can in the most comical way ever bro just pushed it over and looked at me then jumped on it and popped the lid open

[@paradisepipeco]

You may have been in the presence of an ursine individual that was smarter than the average bear. Did the bear in question wear a pork pie hat and a necktie, and did he attempt to create a diversion in order to steal your pic-a-nic basket?

[@theperfectbotsteve4916]

@@paradisepipeco nah bro ursine individual. 💀

[@paradisepipeco]

@@theperfectbotsteve4916 Okay, Yogi.

[@cloudy_berlin]

Please, talk forever about bears! Love the so much! 😅

[@harsha1989able]

Same here...

[@HarvestPeiskos2209]

Reminder everyone: Panda's may be considered gentle giants, but they're still bears. Their jaws are strong enough to shatter your bones like celery. And while mostly bamboo eaters, they will eat meat whenever able like Pikas.

[@Chaos89P]

I heard somewhere that pandas will eat meat on occasion, like when a rat gets close enough for it to swat.

[@deborrahshiffer9582]

Living in Alaska have seen many different 🐻 s but the largest Kodiak Brown 🐻 & Polar bears have only seen once in the wild ( Dead horse & Kodiak island) it was amazing.

[@Quanic2000]

The biggest threat to panda bears = lack of safety awareness 😅

[@PestilentAllosaurus]

I'd love to hear about Wild cocktails! And how much they differ socially within their natural environment, and how humans affect Wild populations.

[@AshtonsWorkshop23]

Can you do a video about Sun Bears? I would love to see that

[@jkb1O5]

^^^This!

[@AshtonsWorkshop23]

@@jkb1O5 the cover for the video that says “not human..right?” That’s a sun bear endemic to Southeast Asia, Malaysia, and Borneo.

[@markedis5902]

I envy bears their ability to hibernate

[@arthurborges7362]

2:40 “Cave Bears appeared 20 thousand years ago, and lived until the last glacial maximum […] around 25 thousand years ago” Did you mean something like “Cave Bears first appeared 20 million years ago?” If not then I’m afraid we have evidence of time traveling bears 😱

[@flipflop82ful]

How do bears catch fish? They use their bear hands!

[@jkb1O5]

Eyyyyyyyyyy

[@paradisepipeco]

Unlike many quadrupeds, bears are quite adept at walking upright on their hind legs. This is the same reason why they are such effective natural hunters _(and why they don't wear long sleeve shirts.)_ Our US Constitution acknowledges this, affirming their right to bear arms.

[@vinsonkashiwaeda2736]

You're glowing! It's been wonderful learning about our animal neighbors and seeing you come into your own. Slay sis.🎉😊

[@NightFuryLover31]

Nice recovery, panda! Was worried for a second when I heard the cracking sound.

[@robertmedina5850]

Sick bear drawing Danielle 😊😊😊

[@TheHighlander2024]

Danielle, great presentation and illustrations, as usual. Continued success to you and thanks for sharing! You Rock! :)

[@Karin029_]

1:52 You got me. I started looking for my cat.

[@milzambasith1250]

A cat sized-bear must be the cutest thing ever!

[@denpogi10]

I don't think it's behavior is as "cute" as it's size tho

[@DonsArtnGames]

Bears! Dangerously Cute!

[@evanmoore5885]

Could there possibly be more episodes on human evolution? I'm curious about our animal genes ❤

[@jrpotter9659]

all our genes are animal genes, because we are animals

[@NoSuRReNDeR001]

@@jrpotter9659 You are a bi-pedal land dwelling communal primate (social) with an amazingly capable brain enabling self recognition amongst other things and you may choose as many of the species do to be an omnivore regardless of a plant based biology; though you are capable of tremendous love an empathy, many of the species often put self first and act in dangerous or violent/selfish ways, it is felt that collectively the species is kind natured - Human

[@VicJang]

Wonderful video as always. Thank you for making this!

[@animalogic]

Thanks for watching!

[@mathiasthomsen8450]

@@animalogic Really love this series. Can you do a video on the Dhole next?

[@Vetrarland]

@@animalogic A video about Elephants would be awesome :)

[@antsweaters]

I was at the ROM's T. rex exhibit, watching a video on display and almost YELLED when I saw Danielle pop up! Amazing work on the fossils!!!

[@jonathanhall1825]

Dani is amazing artist

[@Irobert1115HD]

one of the weirdest things about da burrz is the massive dissconect between how much damage a dault burr can deal and how cute they are. see jurka the caucasian brown bear for proof. theres a pic of that burress on a log and its just happy burr standing on log. and that quality backfired massively on her family life.

[@CIBERXGAMING]

its cool how similar all mammals are. when the bears stand up looks almost exactly like a human or ape

[@luketargett2233]

Thanks Danielle and everyone else, great job!!!

[@Gambit2483]

We should declare 2023, "Year of the (Sun) Bear" 😅

[@yureituesday]

They’re sooo freakin cute

[@johnmanno2052]

The music you guys have written for these videos is HYSTERICAL. So Richard Strauss. VERY late romantic. Like this one sounded like "Ein Helden-bear-leben"

[@sciencenerd7639]

this is a great topic, thanks you guys

[@TheReal_ist]

1:56 that cat background sound caught me off guard bro i thought my cat was at my door again. lol

[@kimbratton9620]

I love Animalogic!!

[@archmagexiv]

Thank you Danielle!

[@billyr2904]

Pinnipeds are actually most closely related to musteloids, like skunks, raccoons, red pandas and weasels. With the closest relatives of these 2 groups, then being the bears.

[@Kcaedenn]

Yeah maybe that’s just an error on their part

[@ehzmia]

She didn't say bears are pinnipeds closest relative. She said pinnipeds are bear's closest relatives. If my closest relative is a 2nd cousin that doesn't prevent them from having a closer 1st cousin on another family tree.

[@Kcaedenn]

@@ehzmia reading your comment realized how I misread the comment. I thought that bears were more closely related to musteloids, but upon further research, pinnipeds are in fact bear's closest relatives

[@Dr.Ian-Plect]

@@ehzmia Not just pinnipeds, all musteloids are equally related to bears as well.

[@Dr.Ian-Plect]

@@Kcaedenn No! It's BOTH! Bears are equally related to pinnipeds _and_ musteloids.

[@ethanacton408]

Bear. nothing else needs to be said

[@louisgridleywu7075]

I bet the panda up that tree had the ' I just fked up ' moment as he fell😂.

[@KenS1267]

Polar bear adaption to a purely carnivorous diet is even more startling when compared to the Panda. Giant Panda's are still essentially carnivores despite eating almost nothing but bamboo. They get almost no nutrition from bamboo and for most of the year they essentially starve.

[@Dr.Ian-Plect]

Polar bears are not purely carnivorous.

[@Fencer_Nowa]

Evolution just made them more cuddly if we're honest

[@futuristica1710]

That illustration is EPIC!❤

[@dont-hurt-me2519]

Cenozoic Era: Amphicyon

[@terramater]

This is wild! Bears are so cool! We found out that they feed trees with salmon - isn´t that crazy?! We even caught the whole story on camera 🐻

[@DonBeardy]

Can't believe there was no mention of the gay bears which evolved in only the last 50 or so years

[@takenname8053]

1:12 Bro was lagging and dropped the fish.

[@fanz00ne95]

I love this channel like I love animal 💕

[@ErgonBill]

Since Danielle has visited and studied Australian wildlife, I find it incredulous that she doesn't mention our famous drop bear.

[@Turdfergusen382]

We’re all sorta transitional species

[@TheSdzfr]

Bears are my favourite group of all animals. They evolved so quickly, hope they evolve a mechanism against human changes as well. And I hope they go back to Africa.

[@robgarnett3767]

I love animals and your channel 🙂

[@Kerruo]

"Jamie pull up the Animalogic bear documentary."

[@gypsydildopunks7083]

I like when they Trip on mushrooms, man. It's like groovy,man

[@Rohmiesworld]

0:18 that thang is thangin

[@mringram]

So awesome Danielle

[@damian5528]

You should do an episode about the evolution of crocodilians

[@jeffmcdonald101]

The bear twerking at the end!!🤣

[@Serenity_Dee]

"Undisputed Bears" is my new band name

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

0:16 ayo what that bear doing

[@kevinduran9337]

Cool video Danielle, thanks!

[@reydawg27]

I know this is a video about the evolution of bears but I was today's years old when I learned a mule is a mix of a donkey and a horse

[@enricotoesca3941]

I adore All species of awesome Bears 🐻 🐻‍❄️ 🐼 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@benfranco3801]

Ooh but they have been breeding, polar and grizzly hybrids aren't super common but they def exist. And the offspring can reproduce!

[@FFA441]

Love this series do zebras!

[@xryeau_1760]

Are there any theories or is it known why bears evolved to have shorter tails over time?

[@Solomon0424]

I am curious about that too.

[@albatross4920]

I really do love paleologic 🤘🏾💜🦣🦖🦕

[@claudinesantelices1286]

The drawing is definitely the Werebear

[@nettewilson5926]

Death by bear would be one of the more unfortunate ways to exit existence

[@AifDaimon]

9:17-9:24 had me laughing!!!!!

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

My two cats honestly look like little black bears /⁠ᐠ⁠｡⁠ꞈ⁠｡⁠ᐟ⁠\ /⁠ᐠ⁠｡⁠ꞈ⁠｡⁠ᐟ⁠\

[@Nx2.1]

Cats be like that, so innocent and cunning at the same time. Magick.

[@dont-hurt-me2519]

Mesozoic Era: Ceratosaurus

[@renatashp]

Human beings must change their habits to save nature! Nature is more important than the idiocies of humanity . We have to help the planet by doing our part😊

[@dogofwar2142]

Sun bears should have their entire episode because they are so bizarre looking 😂

[@akiraasmr3002]

Please do Erythrosuchus the bobble headed predator and Anteosaurus they are unique extinct animals that are fun to learn about.

[@timgersh6787]

I gotta say I love bears

[@slrsouth64]

You mean I could have a cat size Yogi the Bear?

[@provingamerica]

dude, i stumble onto your videos at least twice a week and i find the lady in the videos so gorgeous.

[@tammystratford7079]

The evolution of wolves to dogs? The historical beginnings with a lovely illustration, of course!

[@d.s.mokrys_art]

In slovakia we have caves where we have cave bear and even cave lion bones displayed inside. Forgot the name of the cave .

[@crane8819]

Ahhh bears. I wish I could hug them all without getting eaten. 😅

[@DISTurbedwaffle918]

If dangerous, why friend-shaped?

[@deniseapps8244]

Could you please do a video about the moon bear as I didn't know there was a moon bear until I watched video on the evolution of bears

[@andrew6089]

the king of the all carnivorans are definitely bears and raccoons

[@mikeygallos5000]

I would rather be called a Grolar than a Pizzly. Grolar just sounds tougher than a Pizzly.

[@sassa82]

Bear hug!

[@TheShoe1990]

Love your channel. Can y'all do a sub channel based on insects?

[@RamlyJer]

I would like to know about prehistoric dragonfly

[@bbbenj]

Thanks ❤

[@robertstone7975]

What about the largest beaver that existed in the Ice Age?

[@estervillafane]

Gracias por enseñarnos cosas que no imaginamos de los animales

[@rome8180]

This made me wish that there were cat-sized bears. The reason a tiger is dangerous but a house cat isn't is purely down to size. If there were a cat-sized bear, they'd make the best pets ever. Don't get me wrong. I love bears as is. I love all animals. And I love that they exist independent of humans, and often in direct opposition to humans. But I do wish I could have a tiny pet bear.