How Fast Can a Grizzly Bear Run?

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[@chrisconnolly1073]

If you ever go out to the woods with a group of people just make sure you're faster than one of them

[@KhanKhan-dr5ic]

Brad Suarez leave the girlfriend

[@Master...deBater]

Brad: Dude...girlfriends are a dime a dozen...they're already 51% of the population. And...if she really loved you she'd gladly stay behind!!!

[@ChrisE-iy7ok]

the girlfriend will buy you enough time to get far away lol

[@Hallelujah3r]

If you ever go out to the woods with a group of people, make sure -you're faster than one of them- you have a rifle higher than 5.56

[@duggydugg3937]

Chris Connolly Lol...heard that joke before but you sneaked that one in on me :) Used to walk my brother-in-laws dogs in the woods near their house... Figuring no self-respecting bear was going to mess around with a couple of dogs... But just the same I carried pepper spray and a big stick... Try to look through the trees as far as I could

[@plantsarenotdrugs5293]

There is an old saying. " A black bear will chase you up a tree, and a grizzly will catch you before you make it to the tree."

[@patrickkenney2259]

More like "A black bear will chase itself up a tree in fear of you" Typical black bear propaganda

[@justplainbrad7713]

@@patrickkenney2259 Why do you speak of propaganda...like you actually know what you're saying. Your scenario is only one-of-many possibilities. It depends on : -the age of the bear -the size of the creature -it's temperament Plus other factor come into play. Bears climb trees all the time, even when it's occupied by a human-hunter, in a stand. You don't know enough about black bears to make that one-sided, ignorant, uneducated comment. A sorry excuse for a thinking human like you, might be surprised at what (some) bears would do. In the United States a young mother with small, hungry cubs, actually killed a young hiker, and then actually had a good bit of her eaten when discovered. Any bear is to unpredictable, at the best of times, to make that asinine comment. You've been listening to too many know nothings like yourself...bullshitter!

[@thebabbler8867]

@@justplainbrad7713 You're right. But that doesn't mean we become scared lil bitches thinking we have to kill everything either. That would be asinine.

[@justplainbrad7713]

@@thebabbler8867 Didn't say that, and it wasn't my intention to deliver that message. [It's down to interpretation anyway, some people will read only what they want to] I've fished on salmon rivers in May, when mothers with newborn cubs are just (hungerly)...while I was hip deep in river, she stealthily took my backpack, and ran off. If my friend, downstream, hadn't seen her running with my pack in her teeth, I would never have known where it went. My partner was a seasoned woodsman, outdoorsman, and explained what & why it happened, and we went back to the car, before her possible return. That is not scared bitches...it's respecting a mother, feeding herself for the first time in 5-6 months, and can be dangerous when the scarcity food is the issue. Later in summer, when salmon are running well, and berries are available, you would rarely see one. There's a difference between standing there bold and brave with a gun to shoot her for fending for herself & family; and the flip side is, the intelligence to know when "YOU" are in the wrong place. While I sincerely love the wilderness, if I didn't understand that the wild animals have to be there...we do not, I'm an idiot.

[@italianwaffle5592]

@@justplainbrad7713 Black bears are quite timid though.

[@GenXstacker]

I grew up in Alaska and remember hearing that they can keep up with a horse over short distances. Personally saw one run full speed up a mountainside chasing after some caribou.

[@li-anderker55]

Not long ago here in the Chilcotin area of BC a grizz pulled a man off his horse running flat out. Horse made it.

[@bkjeong4302]

There are some videos of grizzlies running down caribou over long distances.

[@pokerkramer1240]

@@li-anderker55 oh man now i'm sad for the dude

[@checktheplaylist101]

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[@bch5513]

Scary scary speed and powerful animals

[@stevenjones1700]

Its not just that they're fast..but how long they can hold that pace over long distances.

[@pete5668]

It depends on how hungry they are. #motivation

[@rcortez3899]

It makes me real glad they aren’t smart stalkers

[@atrocious_pr0xy]

@@rcortez3899 ikr!! Yogi bear always got his ass busted.

[@classicstangs]

But how dumb is a human 😂

[@amansidhu2138]

@@rcortez3899 they are though.. look up scary bear attacks on youtube

[@breakingcycles741]

He looks slow but in reality he's galloping and taking super long strides. He's actually very fast.

[@axiomaddict]

She. A mom with cubs.

[@gazurtoids1]

First part looked a gallop .....but she appeared to open up when behind the bushes, when she reappeared you could see the shift

[@pokerkramer1240]

He's not looking slow at all

[@HarryBallsss]

@@pokerkramer1240 to me it is....

[@shawnhorton2000]

35mph

[@mstrmick]

I captured this footage last summer. 610 only had her 2 cubs at this point. I'm sure she was hoping to catch an elk for dinner but they stayed ahead of her. She stops at one point to take notice of where her cubs are then continues. It was just too cool to see her running that way. I thought I'd put this up for everyone to enjoy until they reappear again for more new photos.

[@shawncordeiro1150]

have u seen this bear lately or have you seen black vs grizzly ? any stories

[@jdwalker0726]

Cal McKitrick might see my comment. Caught the cubs also . little black blobs running behind her. kept watching her look back . good stuff . be safe and watch your 6. There's stuff out there that can eat you. 😉lol. From Chattanooga TN

[@jasunndakidd1531]

I knew I saw 2 little cubs

[@maureenvincent4414]

AH... females.... gotta love hem.

[@Detcaligirl]

Thank you 💓

[@davidr7872]

It's not just bursts of speed over short distances. There's a KZbin video showing a grizzly running down a caribou over thousands of yards, eventually catching it. Amazing animal.

[@cuffeteaghlach5617]

This is 1500 lbs of solid muscle, moving faster than the fastest person can run. You can't outrun it. You can't outclimb it. You can't fight it. When you're in it's territory, you're in it's food chain, and it will eat you if it wants to.

[@freedomrider266]

Actually you can out climb it, but you will need to risk going out on a smaller size limb that would clearly not hold his weight....People have successfully done this....

[@mellissamercado7904]

does muscle jiggle?

[@Ryan-sf8nf]

Unless this is a Kodiak or Alaskan coastal brown bear I wouldn’t say it’s much over 600lbs. The largest brown bears in the world rarely reach 1500lbs. In any case, a 200lb black bear could easily dispatch any unarmed human if they had the nerve.

[@BriansArtforAnimals]

proof you are never going to out run a bear... nice video

[@maxorbit357]

That's why you always use the buddy system, then you don't need to outrun the bear, you only need to outrun your buddy.

[@invertedreality1633]

I don't have to outrun the bear. I just have to outrun you.

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

Proof? It wasnt running that fast, though.

[@freddyjones1744]

never run away from a bear you must shout at the bear try to scare him away

[@D3ADM0N5T3RC4T]

Jesus Christ

[@dsmith4706]

Just look at the amount of ground it's covering. Damn thats fast

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

Not as fast as me

[@maximillianvermontsuperbik2624]

Rough ground too, and that really complicates running away. Ever try to run fast, in a field of knee high grass like that ? You'll fall flat on your face, many times over.

[@gaarcemail]

They run so very fast. Have you seen them climb a tree? Just as scary, so, so fast. They are pretty good swimmers to, so yeah no way to get away, just none, lol.

[@tako1257]

@@gaarcemail just pull the trigger thats it. The real way to do it is to just walk a way bears dont kill humans if you dont run because of your sent but if you are close to its cubs don walk its going to do a fake attack. Im from finland and have seen bears.

[@TheWiseMonkey8888]

Evolution in action... flawless... 0:28 ...

[@lilkiwi6114]

They're darn fast. When a grizzly and I are in a chase, they often get away.

[@SilentKnight43]

IKR. I chase'em up trees - and I can't climb well...so they get away.

[@dickhitswater4836]

@@SilentKnight43 I chase them across rivers and waterfalls, they just have too much grip in those paws for my nikes to keep up with

[@timothymacdonald3300]

@@dickhitswater4836 IPO

[@panache8722]

Cleared what look to be about 300-400 yards in about 20 seconds, at maybe 50% of its top speed. Dude, I am definitely not going camping.

[@PandaCheeks]

@COLTON AKA SNOWATIM I'd stick with the old 30-06...That will definitely blow the lid off his top!

[@doop00]

Really impressive how they can move that amount of mass so fast.

[@standunitedorfall1863]

Four wheel drive, lol.

[@DeuceGenius]

brute fuckin strength and power

[@Choshako]

Yeah, turns out bears aren't fatty, they're musclely, so they're pretty much just fluffy athletes

[@StefunnyStrange]

The bear: “Are you calling me fat?” 😂

[@roninwhitehawk8627]

Nature is strong asf

[@velveetaslingshot]

That didnt look like 100% to me. That bear can go even faster I bet.

[@MichaelWDean]

velveetaslingshot you are correct. I am around grizzly bears I am around grizzly bears regularly. When they hit full sprint, their fat layer around their muscles is literally vibrating violently. They’ve been clocked at 35 mph

[@CEOofSleep]

Near the end is when he might've went fast, although it cut

[@MattGarcyaDC]

@@MichaelWDean 35mph? sheesh what should you do if you see one in the wild

[@leogflames]

Matt Garcia you either make yourself look big, or just get in the fetal position and stay still, cover your neck. The grizzly bears don’t eat humans, they just attack if they feel threatened

[@READYTEDDYBEAR]

@@MattGarcyaDC Take a note of its registration and report it to the police at Bear County. 👍

[@deenanthekemoni5567]

It isn't just their speed but their sheer amount of stamina that is so intimidating. They can out-wind an Olympic distance runner like Nothing. They've been documented holding near their top speed for *5 minutes* at a Time. A Seriously impressive creature. 💪

[@Williamsjs10]

Olympic runners can hold top speeds around the same and longer though. In terms of TRUE stamina though, humans will beat a bear without question. I guarantee you on a 20 mile run, a human will cross that finish line MUCH faster than a bear.

[@michaelespiritu8756]

@@Williamsjs10 lmao humans can barely last a minute at their top speed stop capping

[@Williamsjs10]

@@michaelespiritu8756 clearly youve never watched conditioned humans run a 2 mile run.

[@Williamsjs10]

@@michaelespiritu8756 hell, I clocked 5:15 in high school and around late 10 early 11's for 2 miles. And I was just a kid. Id barely trained compared to most athletes

[@michaelespiritu8756]

@@Williamsjs10 clearly you didn't read what I said long enough to understand. Usain bolt ran 27.3 miles per hours he can't continue to run at that top speed for an hour because he gets tired. If you can retain your top speed for a long period you should go pro lmao because you're clearly better than even wild animals.

[@neco4114]

It's not just the immediate speed of the grizzly, it's the amazing endurance that allows him to keep this speed for a good bit. Such a majestic animal. It's not a misunderstood animal, it's been totally understood by all creatures in its domain for thousands of years. A beautiful majestic predator.

[@clearvision3316]

I saw a video a few weeks ago of a grizzly eating a kill and it was surrounded by a pack of hungry wolves pacing around... That's when you know you run sh*t. That video shouldn't be that hard to find if you want to be amazed again.

[@neco4114]

@@Dougarrowhead I don't think I meant marathon pal. I meant that once they catch something they have the endurance to kill. I'm not a professional, but since you know everything and seem to want to correct others instead of state some actual knowledge, why don't you go poke one in the ass and run. Let us know how that turns out. Sorry for commenting about something that I can admit I don't know all about. I was speaking towards the majestic movements of bears. So are you a professional of outdoors or of being a critic?

[@neco4114]

@@clearvision3316 Cool!

[@Dougarrowhead]

@@neco4114 I actually kicked one in the ass and stood still.

[@Dougarrowhead]

@@neco4114 my uncle was raised by a grizzly bear and half comanche.

[@tms372]

"How fast can a bear run" ? Faster than you. Almost as fast as my dirt bike, the voice of experience.

[@rgmoney14101994]

Did u shit in ur pant during that exprience??

[@despacitodaniel801]

@@rgmoney14101994 he pissed in it too then puked then cried

[@j.thomas7128]

You have a slow dirtbike. :)

[@DR-br5gb]

there went about 50,000 calories

[@randybaker6254]

D. Ryan not that easy

[@Bvetrayed]

Their not only fast but have incredible stamina and also are great swimmer's.

[@beazrich2.017]

Polar bears 🐻‍❄️ are hyper carnivorous animals that you definitely need to steer clear from. Even though they look adorable, they’re man-eaters and will definitely eat you if you come into its habitat.

[@rossogden9920]

They're

[@peterballyk]

How to tell the difference between a black bear and a grizzly: Run to a tree and climb up it. If the bear follows you up the tree, it’s a black bear. If it’s a grizzly, you don’t make it to the tree.

[@georgeswift4063]

I suppose you saw that happen, so why didn't you assist them?

[@mickirving6779]

​@@georgeswift4063 it's just comment copying that's all

[@ubellubo]

I never realized how fast bears are. They're really fast. Great footage.

[@lau_dhondt]

Coolest thing I've seen all day... It's like watching a beanbag sprinting

[@martianmurray]

Like a lineman recovering a fumble. “That’s some rumbling bumbling stumbling”

[@bobdunlop6511]

I have been around a lot of grizzlies and yes they can run fast even up hill but what would amaze you the most is how long they are able to continue a fast pace. Amazing. Love watching these bears in all types of scenario's

[@lilrara1291]

A long longer when were you’re the one being chased too

[@jazzfan7491]

Agree. Amazing stamina in this video. That's probably half a mile of sprinting all out. No human can do that.

[@azandamjweni8797]

Literally my thoughts, that’s exactly what I got from this

[@sambeck2510]

@@jazzfan7491 Honestly I don't think she was going all out either; if she didn't have her cubs to keep track of she probably be going a lot faster.

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[@ironjaw6752]

Cal McKitrick, Thank you for posting this clip. It blows my mind at how quick these huge creatures can be.

[@nancyrodwell7589]

Those clumsy looking bears can run almost as fast as a race horse! Never underestimate them!

[@coganblaster]

That bear was making up huge huge ground. On rough terrain, too. Amazing creatures.

[@mauryabroadsword6992]

Grizzly bears can reach speeds up to 35 mph on the flat. They are faster going uphill rather than downhill. The way you tell the difference between a grizzly bear or black bear is; climb a tree, if the bear climbs up after you it’s a black bear, if the bear pushes the tree over it’s a grizzly bear.🧸

[@kensalazar5066]

35 mph with great endurance as well..Ferocious predator! Simply AWESOME!!!

[@michaelmulherin9952]

siberian tiger runs 50m.p.h. in a sprint! here kitty kitty

[@DeathByFail]

......aaaaand that's why i stay inside all day.

[@soleswankthealchemist1997]

DeathByFail that’s not good but I understand where you coming from paranoia is a bitch

[@Actiomedey]

Just don't hang around where bears are. Stop findinding excuses for your dysfunctional behavior it's making you miserable

[@handleismyhandle]

I always worry about bears in the bush, and it makes sense because I got run off by a grizzly once. Anyway, one time was in town walking back to hotel from grocery store, and a bear almost ran me over. Never happened like that out there.

[@brancomctab1248]

Not a bad idea. Just make sure you are not staying INSIDE their caves!!!

[@DanielPark-qz5pj]

No your inside all day cause your a closet homosexual living in a small conservative town..

[@currentbatches6205]

Carrying that amount of weight, the endurance is equally impressive.

[@LimitedWarranty]

I remember when I was a kid reading about bears charging at over 30mph. But I had no idea they can keep going for such a long distance. I say if a bear comes at you from a 1/4 mile away you better dig your grave very very fast because most likely he’s gonna get you.

[@alvaroq2024]

You won’t have time to dig your own grave, and that’s sad 😞

[@leecowell8165]

they can be shot though.

[@LimitedWarranty]

@@leecowell8165 if only it was that easy to shoot a charging bear.

[@louisfriendhastaste]

Faster than Timothy Treadwell

[@teresabarnett6767]

I hate to say it, but that was plain funny. Lmao 🤣🤣

[@teslaedison6236]

"Come on man" Joe Biden

[@silverback1518]

Extreme poor taste, man ! Keep up the good work.

[@JohnnyFiveEagles]

Bears only look slow because they resemble a very obese human. But they are quite fast. In my daughter's home reservation I used to run into(literally) a juvenile bear. I never saw such a fast animal in the deep woods. They would come out on the road and sometimes they would be in the middle of a curve. That bear did 90 out of there and I would be clocking at about 40km and he was in front of my bumper. Never quite made contact. I don't know how fast they could move in the brush.

[@MEGALINKIN765]

That's only 24 mph... usain bolt is faster

[@xhotweb]

Joseph Neck how fast can Usain Bolt run if he has a weight of a bear? That is completely different order of momentum.

[@MEGALINKIN765]

Not what I mean, see, bears, can run faster than Usain bolt SIDEWAYS, so what I am saying, is that 24mph isn't that big of a deal.

[@juicyjfan]

***** you said usain bolt can run that fast not bears fuck off

[@juicyjfan]

***** I'm not mad your the one that's mad

[@c5ster]

Even more amazing are her 2 cubs trying to keep up with her!

[@beserkeriswaifu]

There's a story in Sam O. White, Alaskan that talks about a guy chasing a big boar bear with his plane, he accidentally drives it right into the rest of his group's camp and the bear had ran for so long and so hard that it just walked in the camp, looked at everybody with their guns aimed at him, steam coming off of his entire body and just walked back into the woods. If you ever get to read that book, do. So many amazing stories from old Alaska

[@domainofthesun4400]

Wow. It looks laborious till you realize how bloody fast he's covering ground.

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

They are made up of pure muscles ... strong legs ... They are on the move almost an entire day... Covering 100 kms almost on daily basis ... Just imagine how much stamina they must have developed over the centuries ... One generation after another ... Raw instincts ... Brain searching for only one thing food (and a pussy) ... Never underestimate their intelligence and physical ability...

[@cryptxi7273]

They also have bigger bones than we do, wow humans are pretty damn pathetic. even out strongest body builders couldn't stand a chance

[@Spartanmomo]

Matterhorn Official but we made guns homie :)

[@YoWhoDat]

Some bear pussy already then

[@user-fz3ip3ke8p]

@@cryptxi7273 sry but body builders cant run for shit

[@keemoify]

@@YoWhoDat no human

[@christopherhumphrey]

Mama Bear: Today I'm gonna show you cubs how to run down dinner.. Cubs: Mom's on that shit again!

[@jorgemontenegro6964]

I want to highlight something, this bear ran over tall grass as if it were flat ground, I firmly believe that there will be no human being capable of running away from something like that.

[@Hoowahoowa]

Lol at 0:45 the cubs are trying to keep up with mama bear. XD

[@rgmoney14101994]

Good obsvrvsn

[@LilyLithium666]

Haha, that's cute, I didn't notice 😂

[@ke1399]

So powerful. Such Beautiful creatures. Just love our wild life.

[@germanicbarbarian3473]

In the safety of my lounge room watching them on TV. 🐹

[@soleswankthealchemist1997]

Kate Eastin take your ass out there and see how much they love you

[@K.Adler1120]

@@soleswankthealchemist1997 lmao what dick XD

[@bearofthewoods123-8]

@JustinBieber Oh hi Justin Bieber, never knew you hunted.

[@success5083]

@@soleswankthealchemist1997 lmaoo

[@axiomaddict]

I had no idea a bear could run that fast over that much ground!

[@marryson123]

He’s just doing his afternoon jog before dinner.

[@mybalcony4066]

She*

[@mhr5586]

I'm overweight and slow on foot. I never worry about outrunning a charging bear. I always make sure I'm in the woods with another person. I always carry a stick. That's all I need.....when a bear charges, I swing the club at my buddies kneecap and then I've got a good jump on the bear while he's feeding.

[@koogleyou557]

Thx for the laugh beautiful set up - I thought stick? You gotta be kiddin me. Hilarious.

[@4406bbldb]

Ha, that got me. Funny!

[@jamesvickers2026]

Forget a stick you better start carring .44

[@erynncasey7815]

Mh R hahahahahahaha

[@michaellutcher5244]

The very first part of your story I was like are you out of your mind but when I got to the part where you hit your friends knee cap I freaking died laughing dude that's funny as fuck that made me laugh that was my laugh for today priceless

[@ericgrosvenor67]

Grizzly bear can run an average speed between 25 and 30 MPH, although some been clocked at 35 MPH however, the black bear is considered to be the fastest running species of bear

[@jaysilverheals4445]

if you want to see one running search out the alaska one where they filmed him high def chasing a deer FOR MILES at top speed and crashing right through ponds and swims the river gets on land then speeds along the bank and swims out to get the deer which he killed midwater. most astonishing thing I have ever seen. also he started chasing with the deer WAY WAY off in the distance.

[@SA-iw4ci]

It wasn't FOR MILES but yeah that video blew my mind. I was like "No way that bear will catch up." Crashed thru the pond and never took his eye off the prize. Some amazing footage for sure.

[@LuisMorales-te3qz]

Yes,that was amazing to watch! Only bad thing is,now after watching that. if I run into a grizzly, I'll just stand there and let him eat me. Don't pay to start running.

[@SA-iw4ci]

@@LuisMorales-te3qz Carry a straw with you at all times so you can use it as a snorkel and hide underwater. 😉

[@SA-iw4ci]

@John Martlew kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqLaioihf76Fh8U

[@babybirdhome]

@John Martlew See that magnifying glass at the top of the KZbin screen? Click in there and type “Alaska bear caribou chase” - it was the first video that came up for me and it’s about 15 minutes long. The internet is designed to keep helpless people from being helpless, but you have to learn how to help yourself.

[@maestrovonhuge9397]

So happy to view that from a distance, that is flying.

[@woundp.a.9905]

Impressive! Both the speed and distance!

[@BBQDad463]

I read a few books about bears when I was preparing to go backpacking in The Bob. The authors generally gave 35 mph as a top speed for Grizzlies. If true, then a Grizzly running toward you from 100 yards away will be in your face in about eight seconds.

[@jesusnameaboveallnames7369]

08.14.2022 WOW ... AMAZING!!👊🤤

[@shatner99]

More majestic than I had imagined.

[@kenh9508]

That bear has some endurance!

[@georgiaconti1667]

Another comment! That bear wasn't even trying to catch one of those elk. He was just casing the herd, seeking to find the weakest link. And, he wasn't running as fast as he could go, either. He was capable of going a lot faster! That's all, thanks for listening!

[@Michael-pu2mv]

"Joe Rogan has entered the chat"

[@GeraciBlues]

Steve Rinella likes the comment.

[@LilyOfTheTower]

LOL

[@abraham4930]

Joe who? Oh Jo mama

[@3101home]

Now imagine they can run that fast up the side of a mountain 15 degree up incline

[@rebeccareed5792]

They run fast, they climb fast and they swim. There's no escaping them 😭🐻

[@sallyv6767]

A bear can run 100 yards in 6 seconds. Faster than Usain Bolt, the fastest man in the world. (9.5 seconds)

[@isaiahphillip4112]

Usain ran 100 meters in 9.5 seconds not 100 yards :/

[@sallyv6767]

Ah, yes, but the bear would still catch him. :)

[@isaiahphillip4112]

sallyv6767 True dat, unless he had a headstart, bears have bad endurance.

[@isaiahphillip4112]

rolling' 30s tre tre youtuber That's a sourceless claim, and please try to be more civilized.

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

Thats wrong.

[@angelofino14]

Imagine the fear on your enemy's face when you ride one of these beasts into battle clad in armor

[@mydemon]

Putin rides a bear sometimes

[@mikorop1594]

I would still prefer to ride in one of those goats armed in full metal battle gear from The Hobbit. Thank you very much.

[@dariobarisic3502]

@@mydemon only when his tiger is tired

[@MCtravler]

I saw warning signs in Montana giving tips about grizzly encounters that included the phrase ‘Running is not an option’.

[@heather-cz8yk]

Never seen a grizzly run like this. Mama Bear power-gotta feed the young"uns. Thank you!

[@ImARainbowLlama]

I don't know why I always thought that bears were slow animals :| Whenever people said don't ever try outrun a bear I was like pshh who can't outrun that shit but THIS. OMG RIPPP NOW I KNOW

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

irontokki09 Bears are faster than us, but this bear likely wasnt even breaking 25 mph. Looked quite slow, really.

[@ChrisE-iy7ok]

now you know to always carry a bear spray

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

Grizzly Bear A bear will outrun you downhill as well, and the difference between the lengths of their front and hind legs is not that great at all. Very small.....and they do it better than we do.

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

Grizzly Bear I've seen bears go downhill without tumbling. I dont trust that knowledge, really. Bears are still faster, and humans arent efficient at such things either.

[@markpang8847]

You don't have to outrun the bear. Just whoever you're with. 😎🤪

[@cleon24769]

Damn it, nature. You make me so jelly sometimes!

[@jacobnewtron9635]

the other day i was dirtbiking in valemount bc Canada ... ended up riding up a dead end trail, when i stopped to turn around a grizzley popped out of the bush behind me approx 100m (cornering me) basically this video confirms i was approx 4 seconds away if he decided to sprint at me. luckily he was a young bear (approx 400lbs) and my bikes noise (and me swearing at him ) helped move him along ..... now i carry a short 12ga. when i ride. i dont want to hurt anything or anyone but i refuse to be a victim.

[@viveviveka2651]

Other videos have shown them going all-out, stretched out like a cheetah. The bear in this video hadn't yet shifted into the highest gear.

[@dwaynemarshall9502]

HE WOULD HAVE CAUGHT ME. IM WINDED JUST WATCHING. GOTTA GO REST NOW.

[@robertpolestar-em4je]

I’m impressed with the bears stamina…

[@aherrero1140]

That bear is fast! Thats a fastbear! Like.... like FREDDY fastbear.....

[@shaunelijah455]

How fast can a bear run? The hungrier he is, the faster he can run

[@Brett.1984]

raw power, I hope they are aloud to live in peace and keep they're habitat

[@thatotherguy7596]

I'm no expert on Bears, but it looks to me like he's running for fun. He's not applying any strategy, he's just toying with them. 🐻

[@JackycClark]

That's what I saw .

[@Bulmas_Panties]

He was probably looking for stragglers, like calves or an injured member of the herd who can't keep up. Elk are almost as fast as gazelles so bears aren't going to even bother chasing a healthy one.

[@thatotherguy7596]

@@Bulmas_Panties Most likely, but he looks like he's enjoying himself and not taking it to seriously.

[@tedcollins4684]

Faster than a 2 legged animal. I was surprised with the endurance.

[@Anarchsis]

Here I was thinking he spotted you and we would find out how fast you can run! Hahaha

[@Nen_niN]

0:10 This is alpha team, looks like we have a slowly approaching bear. The bears will be in eventually. 0:17 Scratch that, bear will arrive sooner than thought 0:27 Oh shit bear is approaching at alarming speeds 0:45 Bear is go fast, loosing track of bear 1:00 Bear has reached Mach1, I repeat MACH1! 1:05 WE HAVE LOST VISUAL ON BEAR! Woah, oh NO- BOOM!

[@chehystpewpur4754]

your know this about how the narrative went when the us navy met ufo's 2 years ago. everything was off the charts radar kept losing them. and yet nobody even cared.

[@Nen_niN]

@@chehystpewpur4754 It's because the media wanted it silenced. Nothing gets attention from the masses if they're not spoonfed information

[@Graterstuuf]

The endurance and speed is incredible.

[@nanomachines2985]

AND he kept that pace for almost a solid minute

[@mstrmick]

A Denali Ranger clocked one at 41 mph. As I was spending more time on the treadmill in preparation for a trip to Alaska, some of the guys kept kidding me about being able to out run a grizzly bear. I replied " I just want to out run the guy next to me" .

[@LTThaKidd]

As a human you can't out run, climb, fight, or swim a bear. Amazing animals.

[@rogergreen9861]

I remember the opening scenes of Grizzly in the 70s, when it claimed they can stand 18 feet tall, climb trees with ease and outrun an Olympic sprinter. They basically cover everything a Great White can't.

[@shannonly23]

Yiiiiikes. That’s a supercharged bulldozer with teeth.

[@dbjmk8083]

It never went full tilt, it was guaging if there was an opportunity at a comfortable trot.

[@kandl2996]

Mule deer and elk have a top speed of 45mph and much more stamina than a grizzly. The grizzly must have been hoping for a sick or injured one.

[@CameronBrtnik]

what a nice doggo

[@pumpkin9916]

I was watching him run around for most of the video thinking "ok, not too bad, i can probably outrun that." And then at the very end we see his full speed "heeellllll nah"

[@babybirdhome]

It almost doesn’t seem fast but when you consider the size of a bear, that is terrifyingly fast. I wasn’t expecting it to be able to keep that up for so long. I guess it’s true - you really can’t run from a bear. Not if you want to live. Yikes!

[@JasminLeblanc]

answer: pretty fucking fast

[@jungili3071]

Yes they do go at 57kmh per hour and 40 kmh if they want to keep it for 2 miles

[@omerc10696]

I was expecting something like this: "hmmAt this distance it doesn't look very fast" *camera pans down for a second, then pans back up and the bear is 2 ft away from the cameraman*

[@NittyByGritty-7]

Great footage! She was looking your way for a few seconds! Whew 😥

[@reinier2185]

i'm amased how fast a bear can run, when you look at the build of bears you really don't expect this

[@simonshin7562]

I thought a person could outrun a bear once... I was wrong. Usain Bolt, the fastest human alive, ran at 28MPH during the 100 meter sprint, and according to grizzlybear, bears could run up to 40MPH. Therefore Hungry grizzly bear + Human = A dead human

[@fongyfong2000]

+Simon Shin u dont need to outrun the bear you just need to outrun the person whos with you...lol

[@Grizzly-og5bs]

+fongyfong2000 what if you're alone lol you're fucked

[@sub4you282]

+Grizzly1239 If that's the case...if you don't believe in God you better start believing and say a prayer you make it out alive.

[@knee-colayo-kitc104]

Who outruns anymore what happened to throwing them?

[@Audfile]

Simon Shin Usain Bolt = 28 MPh. YOU = 8 MPH. don't use the fastest person of all time as benchmark for "human" lmao.

[@American-Plague]

Holy SHYT! That thing is MOVING!

[@joshuabessire9169]

I timed this once. They run as fast as my good friend Johnny. RIP Johnny, you're hiking with the angels now, or mixed with berries and fish bones.

[@ironjaw6752]

No way I could out run a sloth let alone a bear... but when it eats me I'm gonna taste like shit! Literally.

[@thaarbitor2003]

You know all the deer are just laughing at him tho ya!

[@mybalcony4066]

Her*

[@Mr.Deleterious]

You know what they say, Mass moves Mass!

[@hhazelhoff1363]

Bears are so cute and cutely

[@mikeforce1890]

i rode one of those fuzzy tractors around once. they are fast.

[@user-gh5zo7vx4b]

Wtf even

[@OutnBacker]

This momma bear was just loping along, trying to shake a weak elk off the herd. It was just a probe, not a full on chase or a fast retreat from a human. A healthy grizz on firm ground could likely catch a typical wild mustang (not a thoroughbred) if ambushed. There is vid out there somewhere of a griz chasing down a young elk calf. Calves can run almost as fast as their mothers, and the scene is a blurr of speed and maneuver, but the calf got hung up on a log and that was that. That fast retreat from a human happened to me. I was going through a tunnel in a thicket of blackberries and surprised a black bear sucking berries off the vines and mumbling to himself like a person. In fact I thought it was a person on the other side of the thicket. We saw each other at the same time and he took off like he was shot out of a cannon. There was no throttle up time. He was at full flee instantly, and probably hitting at least 30mph when he came to a very steep bank covered in thick brush. He went straight up crashing through the bushes and never lost a step. Quick as a cat, they are.

[@alantaylor6691]

OUtnBacter Whoah. Black bears are so fast, faster than brown bears, which by themselves are very fast. Black bears can get up around 40 mph can't they? The average-sized brown bears are faster than lions and tigers aren't they, and they have more endurance so can maintain it can't they? Although the very huge brown bears become slower as they become excessively huge. Although still much faster than humans.

[@B3burner]

This invites further provocative discussion. Like… forget the grizzly bear for a bit: What’s faster? A Gummy Bear, a Care Bear, or a Build-A-Bear?

[@gsmith207]

Reminds me of a joke… two dudes out camping the hair, a beer outside the tent growling one guy is putting his boots on the other guy says “why are you putting your boots on you can’t out run a bear, the other guy says “no but I cannot run you…”

[@mylobage]

"And this is when the bear knew...he was slower the caribou."

[@smallw1991]

she*

[@survivortechharold6575]

they are elk