The Deadliest Bears in the World

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[@richardpavlik5585]

Why are you using the metric system

[@lough1959]

@@richardpavlik5585 I was thinking the same thing. I mean, we Americans feel we’re too progressive to switch to the metic system like the rest of the world, except when it comes to our sodas! (Gotta have those 2 liters of Mountain Dew Blue!)

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[@tomcross3000]

With polar bear, there is nothing you can do.. it's an obligatory carnivore and apex predator- when you play dead, you're just a free banquet. but i understand you want to give us hope.

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

You have to remember the environment the polar bear is in. Food is scarce they have to be aggressive and opportunistic they can go a long time between meals and a cold environment burns a lot of calories. Chances are the environment of the polar bear would kill you before the polar bear.

[@jonathanandrew5249]

It's good that polar bears can't get to you in hot weather regions

[@EIdol-x2r]

True, and you can’t even outrun or out swim it.

[@TravelerVolkriin]

@@morrisvalentneflatlander4784 I’ll still cuddle the polar bearie. 😍🥹🤗

[@MartyMcFly88]

How is the polar bear not #1? They are the most deadly bear in the world

[@theprofessionalamateur3090]

You know the Sloth Bear is scary when a full grown *_TIGER_* of all things is like "Oh nah, I ain't finna mess with you bruh"

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

@@theprofessionalamateur3090 it's also scarry to know when a sloth bear attacks you it sees no difference between you and a tiger. It's not fighting to put you on the dinner table it's fighting for it's life.

[@TheBcoolGuy]

Black tiger?

[@Th0ughtf0rce]

Tigers do prey on them. But it's far from 1 sided. A healthy adult is probably not worth the risk.

[@Saidwhatyourethinking]

​@Th0ughtf0rce yea but tigers are ambush predators.. I'm sure any kills are made quickly and never required a fight... straight forward even the most dangerous of predators try to avoid any injury.. and I'd say that video proved tigers have developed a cautionary approach with those bad boys..

[@jjstratford]

@br0ken_107yeah. These people probably never saw the clip of that tiger that jumped up and took that dudes hand off with a quick swipe of its claw. Tigers are solitary cats, which is why they are so aggressive.

[@Mikail7667]

BLack: Fight back Brown: Lay down White: Good night

[@blackbeardedpirat3]

Racist

[@Pacifier1989]

@@blackbeardedpirat3 why

[@Mia1Goth]

dats bearcist

[@RheemQ]

Even Black really isn't fight back. It's make yourself look like a threat. It can still kill you if it's hungry.

[@The-tv3em]

Black and white give bamboo

[@RandomEd787]

You forgot about the deadliest bear of them all, the Sea Bear. Luckily all you have to do to survive is draw a circle around you.

[@JasonWilliams-mr2qo]

?????

[@LethalSaliva]

​@@JasonWilliams-mr2qoIt's a reference from SpongeBob SquarePants

[@brandonlino39]

I want you to know I busted out laughing 😭 I got it immediately

[@terrencetaylor8851]

@@JasonWilliams-mr2qo bro I'm cryinggggg

[@MattMedvin]

but its not as deadly as a searhinoceros

[@Dupe4]

All other bears:Survival is an option 👍 Polar Bear:Say Goodnight 💀💀💀

[@PetrRoubal78Roubal]

in case of a grizzly bear you should say goodnight either.

[@TheBcoolGuy]

@@PetrRoubal78Roubaltoo*

[@OrangeUtan1]

​@PetrRoubal78Roubal polar bears are the only land predators that see humans as prey. Even brown bears don't and mostly attack because of self defense or because of maternal instincts.

[@jayce046]

The sloth bear would kill you as well, they actively attack and kill tigers, leopards, and more that see them as prey and there are many cases where they’ve mauled and killed a human (mainly because they think you would see them as prey like other animals and kill you as soon as they see you without thinking)

[@kycoke1695]

Grizzlies bully polars everytime they’re in the same environment.Polar bears don’t know how to fight

[@pryncecharming2133]

If its polar its over. If you come across a polar bear chances are it was stalking you for miles already.

[@makinyoumad9498]

Tell me how many people live in the artic

[@pryncecharming2133]

@@makinyoumad9498 no. And if you ever watched a national geographic episode you would know that is how polar bears hunt

[@Richwhitegurl]

Bear danger levels Black: fight back Brown: lay down White: GOODNIGHT

[@ericneely3028]

@@makinyoumad9498this guy is a comments section know it all. I see him all over the place. You can tell he consumes nothing but fun facts and surface knowledge and tries to pass it off as actual knowledge

[@SuperPatrick777]

​@@Iamanandhu360I don't think so .

[@pranavjags4065]

Polar bears are like serial killers, they enjoy the hunt more than the prey. Truly terrifying

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

Tigers are worse. They're the reason why the Asian bears tend to attack humans on sight.

[@loupblanc7944]

I don't know if the "enjoy" the hunt but it's creepy how almost non emotional they are. Even as the biggest land predator they are very stealthy,quiet and hard to predict.

[@theopulentone1650]

@@morrisvalentneflatlander4784 Tigers will not attack head on. Some people in regions with tigers wear mask behind their heads for this reason.

[@Taimur.Shairyar]

​@@theopulentone1650thing is, that's ancient news. The tigers soon figured out that it was a deceit

[@flash8281]

STUPID AND UNGRATEFUL PEOPLE ALLOW SUCH DANGEROUS ANIMALS TO LIVE AND CALL IT NATURE. BY PROTECTING SUCH DANGEROUS ANIMALS, YOU ARE BETRAYING AND BETRAYING THE POOR ALSO ANIMALS WHO GIVE YOU FOOD AND HELP YOU FOR FREE.

[@jaxthewolf4572]

Sloth bear honestly belongs in "say your prayers". They are extremely aggressive and deadly man eaters and underestimated do to size. They are also quite grouchy around humans so if seen, you're already dead unless you can save yourself.

[@koop2.1.5]

Maybe cuz it’s possible to fight back against them if you’re strong enough. Strongest man in the world would get wrecked by grizzly or polar; but i sloth should be at least 2nd to highest tier due to aggression

[@gamingdragon1356]

​@@koop2.1.5 a sloth bear will kill you unprovoked. It's like a maniac serial killer as such people who think they would beat a sloth bear are just fooling themselves. Further, sloth bears basically eat insects. They will kill you for fun.

[@simonbritto9437]

Sloth bears are unpredictable and extremely aggressive. Don't judge by it size .It can run Faster than average human so don't think smart.

[@Insatiableismyname]

​@@koop2.1.5no

[@Insatiableismyname]

Sloth Bears will attack your face

[@brendanpryce8009]

Sloth bears gotta worry about tigers on the daily & that made their personality close to that of a chainsaw

[@blackyboi2885]

haha well said

[@JJ-hp6mb]

Not to mention years of abuse at the hands of humans who used them as performance animals after blinding them.

[@Mia1Goth]

high stress situations made them a bit jumpy

[@emilywenig4390]

Sloth bear should've been right behind the polar bear... These guys can gut you with one swipe. They always choose violence because they're hunted by tigers. They murk lots of people.

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

@@emilywenig4390 very much like cape buffaloes who chose to fight lions instead of run. Now buffalo kill more people than lions. When a prey animal attacks it's fighting for it's life and will not stop until the threat is eliminated. Humans are a lot more fragile than a tiger.

[@joev7014]

Yea, I think they weren’t chose because of how small they are… but the are top deadly

[@NeuralArchitect]

They should be with Polar Bears side by side

[@rishabhadarsh5227]

Sloth bears are toughest bear they're are honey badger of bear community

[@aganbraganca4156]

@@joev7014 small dosent mean weak this bear is extrememly dangerous they are very fast and agressive not to mention thier claw swipe can rip you apart

[@masterdingus7074]

I would rank Polar bears as more dangerous than the Grizzly. Grizzly Bears are omnivorous and get a lot of meat through scavenging. Polar bears are strict carnivores and live in a habitat where food is scarce. They have been known to prey on humans for food, as they have survive in the artic by taking every opportunity for food they can get

[@kathrynclark1585]

More people live around grizzlies so that makes them more dangerous 😉

[@zakosist]

Right, but polar bears also scavenge given the opportunity. They eat whale carcasses sometimes

[@masterdingus7074]

@@zakosist which is why playing dead for a polar bear wouldn't work lol

[@predatorhunter3169]

Facts polar bears are way more terrifying than grizzlies

[@stellarwind1946]

A hungry brown bear will also hunt you for food.

[@S.4.4.W]

if polar bear smells your scent he can track you for miles if he is hungry

[@kalebmulugeta8866]

U know its bad when a polar bear is skinny and have mangled fur

[@nataliep6385]

It's crazy that they can smell you from 30+ miles away.

[@TheMark21-sz6uw]

@@nataliep6385 I mean no trees, and no living things for miles make it easier. Brown and grizzly bears probably have an equally good sense of smell, but there is a bunch of shit in the way lol

[@SpeakerOfWords]

Let me make this easy, all bears can kill you, if they want to kill you.

[@Bjjnerd-qd5vs]

Nah I can take a panda

[@friendlyfire2374]

@@Bjjnerd-qd5vs UUMMM THE OP SAID,ALL BEARS CAN KILL YOU IF THEY WANT THAT DOES INCLUDE A PANDA 🐼

[@Bjjnerd-qd5vs]

@@friendlyfire2374 the op doesn’t know me tho 💀

[@tezextv]

Doesn't count for Winnie Pooh

[@sheilabloom6735]

@@tezextv 😄

[@kathrynclark1585]

If a black bear attacks you unprovoked it is trying to eat you

[@sangjeongkimcho293]

My biggest pet peeve (prob bc I’m an Animal Wildlife Expert-Felines) is when ppl address animals as “it” like a bear doll or a toy!

[@dualfluidreactor]

​@@sangjeongkimcho293fuck them beasts

[@zakosist]

@@sangjeongkimcho293 its just a normal part of our language and not even the wrong use

[@soramirez5473]

@@sangjeongkimcho293 An animal is referred to as “it” unless the relationship is personal (like a pet that has a name). Then it's OK to use “he” or “she” when referring to the animal. This also applies to using “who” and “whom”. If the animal has a personal relationship with the person, then use “who” or “whom” the animal doesnt care what you call it. or him. or her. YOU CARE. and no disrespect, but we dont know are care for you.

[@masterdingus7074]

@@sangjeongkimcho293 Thats the english language used properly. What are you going on about?

[@PartiscYT]

"Oh you silly, the dog doesnt bite" The dog:

[@magnusjohansson9666]

man stop being silly

[@magnusjohansson9666]

dogs can bite dogs omg your silly

[@moonlightrini1414]

​@@magnusjohansson9666 He doesn't meant that oof..read properly considering special signs :)

[@PROGEMER-t3n]

People who get the joke: 🗿

[@Williamwatson-y8f]

Polar Bears are massive, carnivorous large terrifying bears. I seen one up close at The Maryland Zoo and i was absolutely blown away by their sheer size. At first i didn’t think they were such beast until i walked up to the actual exhibit at The Zoo. And when he stood up on his hind legs it looked as if it was 7 feet tall almost. Its paws were bigger than my whole head and the claws were extremely long and razor sharp. They are mind blowing and jaw dropping to see up close and in person. It’s nothing like you see on tv than in person. So therefore i give the edge to The Polar Bear they are stalkers that love the intensity of hunting their prey. And will kill you in seconds even if you play dead they are extremely extremely extremely intelligent and smart. They had a school bus an old school bus inside its enclosure for them to sleep in and go inside of for play and The Zoo Keeper says that when they stand up on their hind legs that they can see inside of the school bus just by standing upright. I didnt believe it until i literally seen him stand up and look inside of the bus as if it was nothing at all to do for him just that easy.

[@owenkeys3937]

You went to the Maryland zoo as a kid too? I still love going there. It’s a shame they they don’t have a polar bear anymore. I’m just glad I took a picture of one in its exhibit in 2017.

[@Williamwatson-y8f]

@@owenkeys3937 Yes i use to go there as a kid as well. I haven’t been in quit a while but may go this summer i love Washington DC’s Zoo as well.

[@owenkeys3937]

@@Williamwatson-y8f DCs zoo is amazing. Took a picture of their king cobra.

[@SuperPatrick777]

The record height for a polar bear is well over 11 feet standing and 2200 pounds .

[@Williamwatson-y8f]

@ Yea i can imagine because That Polar Bear i seen in person was absolutely massive i couldn’t believe how big it was. It’s a different feeling see them up close opposite of seeing them on tv.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Pandas know Kung Fu!

[@coleycole5344]

Exactly

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[@HowToSurviveShow]

This is a scientific fact

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@HowToSurviveShow follow the SCIENCE! 🐼🐼🐼

[@watheverhappenedhappened]

The polar bear is the deadliest carnivorous animal walk on the planet The polar bear should be number one by miles

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

Deadlier than a Great White shark tiger shark or tiger?

[@stellarwind1946]

Polar bears run away from brown bears when they encounter each other.

[@watheverhappenedhappened]

@@stellarwind1946 Who said this your granny??🤨

[@watheverhappenedhappened]

@@morrisvalentneflatlander4784 I said walk on planet The sharks walk on planet?? And yes Polar bears are deadlier than tigers

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

@@watheverhappenedhappened tigers kill hundreds of people a year tigers intentionally hunt humans so no tigers are hundreds of times more deadly. Polar bears are bigger and stronger but how many people do they kill every year? In the arctic the chances of you getting killed by a polar bear are quite slim while the chances of you getting drunk passing out in a snow drift and freezing are quite high.

[@NeuralArchitect]

Sloth bears should be in the say your prayers category because they’ve killed more people than most of these bears on the list combined. They also keep attacking no matter what you do, so yeah, you’re probably SOL if you don’t have any defensive weapons when they decide to attack.

[@TheBcoolGuy]

Pandas used to eat meat. They are bad at digesting bamboo. That's why they need to eat so much and why they're not as big anymore. There wasn't enough prey for them and they had to move to their current ways. But they would definitely eat you if given the opportunity.

[@Ateezwooyoung]

They also have killed animals on camera, badly injured people, they leave more than just a scratch. One guy lost his leg, one woman lost her finger and one guy almost lost his life, he was only saved because of FOUR colleagues who needed more than five minutes to stop the panda, the man was three days in a coma, almost died of blood lose and had several bones crushed. His left arm is full of scares and had several screws inside and outside…

[@Ateezwooyoung]

Oh and their bite force is similar to a lion and almost twice as high as the force of an American black bear…

[@RickBober]

It's pretty american to say Pandas are herbivores. They are an omnivore species. Just look at the teeth...

[@robcat2142]

​@@RickBober Actually, we got that information from China. Seeing as how we have no native pandas in the US.

[@RickBober]

@@robcat2142 you don't get it, huh?

[@hikewithmike4673]

I had a black bear encounter in the middle of the night in the Green Swamp in Florida...I was stupid there were several signs that a bear was in the area lots of half eaten fish. It was circling my tent in the saw palmettos growling and clacking its jaws, I knew I needed to remain calm, I crawled out of the tent threw some tinder on the campfire to stoke some light and I started banging on the fire ring making noise....true story I started to sing Led Zeppelin's Immigrant song...and it eventually went away...but wait it gets worse..Ii realized I didnt want to spend the rest of the night there and it was a 3 mile hike back to my truck so I got my gear and headed for the truck halfway through the trip I came across 2 huge Wild Boars and I didnt know they could growl...I had to leave the trail and bushwhacked back to the truck..crazy night ..now I always carry bear spray and I am always alert

[@relicdad88]

Yea that sounds like a nightmare homie think something was watching out 4 u that night lol was u alone n also without any type of weapon? I tried 2 spend night outside when I was a teen with a old buddy yrs ago, we chickened out at like 3am lol the woods is cool 4 a hike but not sleeping way 2 many things making noise out there

[@hikewithmike4673]

@@relicdad88 yes someone was watching over me that night for sure!

[@billy6427]

Florida doesn't have bears

[@driftracerr34]

@@billy6427I live in Florida and there absolutely are bears here. Florida black bear, which is a subspecies of the American black bear.

[@billy6427]

@@driftracerr34 1st time hearing about that .Where does it Live ,North south etc. ?

[@narcis4none]

In Romania Brown Bears are actually Grizlly Bears of Europe they get big from 380-600 kg and there are extremely aggressive so need to play them in say prayer also named Carpathian Bears

[@HowToSurviveShow]

Wow!

[@-bizont]

I think sloth bears should have their own category called 'Pray that he kills you as quickly as he can', coz those who survived attacks of these bears wish they didn't.

[@LukeRozsa]

What do you mean?

[@-bizont]

@@LukeRozsa I've seen one mangle a man for 8 mins by ripping his thighs, shredding the guy's left hand, gnawing off his face and finally tearing off his left pectoral muscles exposing his rib cage, lung and heart, that's when the poor guy passed on(probably). But the bastard wasn't done there, the bear kept slamming it's claws on the guy's chest for about 10 mins

[@jaxthewolf4572]

Yeah sloth bears are extremely homicidal and bloodthirsty. As dangerous as the polar bear is, it's not as psychotically savage as the sloth bear.

[@ameybirulkar7503]

​@@-bizontwhere do you live? Where did you watch this?

[@aganbraganca4156]

@@LukeRozsa those bears are butal even a polar bear will instantly kill you but sloth bears mess with you with heavy injuries until you are dead

[@Blvckman.r]

Polar bears do actively hunt humans

[@Mia1Goth]

humans taste like chicken

[@stillwaiting6037]

​@@Mia1Goth Correct your info my friend the humans flesh tastes like pork

[@TheMark21-sz6uw]

@@Mia1Goth More like pork.

[@ArranVid]

Correct

[@stillwaiting6037]

@@Mia1Goth no according to cannibalists the closest thing to the thing to the test of human flesh is pork

[@Scythe149]

A bear very very aggressive, agile, fast and quick, upredictable and volatile: exists* Scientists: Lets name it the 'Sloth Bear'.

[@Dranwulf]

High chance if a polar bear sees you, you're dead

[@gsdfan8455]

It’s best just to respect every bear you encounter.

[@martymcyourflysdown6872]

Black: Fight Back Brown: What my pants are now White: What my underwear definitely are not

[@sportmodefamily2361]

"If its black, fight back." Damn bro that was CRAZY to say

[@barryjohnson5288]

It's the polar bear, and it's not even close!

[@jordan2sauce62]

you have a great , clear way of explaining information and it’s fun learning this channel. keep up the good work

[@travisleonhart3371]

If one thing I never want to run into it’s a damn grizzley or polar bear.

[@glengrieve544]

Great content and beautifully presented thanks for the upload watching from Melbourne Australia

[@mdiciaccio87]

No mention of dropbears....

[@RickBober]

Oh and let's not forget, some Pandas know the Wuxi Finger Hold. Don't mess with them or you might get skadooooosh'd 🧐

[@GenesisOut]

Pandas may be on the lower end of the scary list, but they are in the Top class when it comes to cuteness.

[@Clarityinlife335]

Grizzly brown bear Polar bear Sloth bear Say your prayer

[@jQxx-hi9ml]

7:00 bro come on 😂😂

[@6ixxboss-x9e]

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[@hoangthinhle-m2x]

This was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!

[@loganweaver8251]

I would place the Ussuri Brown Bear in either the I Hope You Packed Your Bear Spray or the Dangerous & Menacing tiers

[@jukijunk]

if you stay home inside, you have a 99.99% chance of survival

[@milkmonster2310]

Polar bears are the largest of all bears and are pure carnivores which isn’t surprising given their habitat. They don’t hibernate either, so always be on the lookout if you visit the North Pole.

[@brunoqnzbk7891]

Who is going to the North Pole?😂😂😂 If I'm on vacation, I'm going to the Caribbean where mosquitoes are the only things maybe coming close to me.

[@milkmonster2310]

@@brunoqnzbk7891 Come on now, some extreme adventurers do visit the North Pole, though it's mostly researchers out there freezing they nuts off.

[@fdmz2537]

kodiak bear on average are larger than polar bear nowadays,the largest kodiak ever was also bigger than the larger polar ever,they're both still similar sized.

[@925263]

@@fdmz2537 No, on average, polar bears are larger.

[@fdmz2537]

@@925263 that's just not true,i suggest you to no trust wikipedia,and do actual research.

[@GamecockRock90]

If grizzly is top tier… so should the Kodiak… it’s just a much larger sub species of grizzlies

[@krakatoa_8180]

Absolutely right I didn’t understand why Kodiak aren’t on the same list as polar and grizzly bear

[@kycoke1695]

@@krakatoa_8180Kodiaks don’t have near the same level as competition that grizzlies have,polars shouldn’t be on the level of either grizzly or Kodiak though,especially after what happened when grizzlies were in the polar bears territory

[@XSL17X]

They’re a subspecies of brown bears. Not grizzly. Grizzlies are a subspecies of brown bears as well, the saying goes “all grizzlies are brown bears, but not all brown bears are grizzlies.”

[@toxicgracie3772]

Grizzly is actually a sub species of Brown Bear. It's mostly an inland Brown Bear. Them being inland makes them hungrier because they're further from the water. So they of course are more dangerous.

[@kycoke1695]

@@toxicgracie3772 never said they weren’t?

[@santiagorojaspiaggio]

Thank you for separating in chapters, i love that.

[@KompaktAnka]

Bamboo is actually grass and not a tree

[@furiouslygaming5524]

Okay this their list is good but I SEVERELY DISAGREE with the sloth bear. Because they are vicious and they don’t even try to kill you, cause they don’t know how to, so instead they relentlessly maul your face to pieces!

[@metalmamasue3680]

Hell yes, they are the true psycho bears. I'm glad I live nowhere near them. 😅 I live in black bear country and they mostly leave us alone.

[@rickenman9844]

Food has always been scarce in the Arctic. A hungry polar bear WILL kill you if they catch you. To them you are a big fat slab of meat that's stumbled into it's kitchen; you are simply far too valuable for the bear to give up on at that point. So yeah, "say your prayers" that the bear miraculously spots a seal before sinking his claws into you.

[@AydenJosephRogers-m4i]

In the LPS 2012 show, Penny Ling has a big appetite. she can literally eat almost everything. In real life, normal giant pandas are herbivores, they eat bamboo. and Penny Ling's claws on four of her thumbs on two of her paws is smaller than normal giant panda's claws.

[@dev2Game]

Bear experts: if it's black fight back Police officers: ✍️📃

[@ElnuraMedeeva]

😂

[@WarmbierJon]

Thanks for making this topic so accessible.

[@TheIgnoredGender]

My favorite is the gummy bear

[@holygooff]

Mine teddy bear!

[@nekokit123]

I like bears and I wacth every video for bears.

[@johansomeone1948]

To survive a agresive bear, carry an assault rifle. Codiac bear hold our paws.

[@funnyguy5767]

Dang. Thank you. My son will love this video

[@ThaHangman]

If Bear is black, fight back If Bear is brown, lay on the ground If Bear is white, good night

[@leaguerpaleontology23]

Laying on the ground against brown bears is a terrible idea. Brown bears are mostly scavenger

[@Ash_Wen-li]

@@leaguerpaleontology23 It definitely depends on why the brown bear sees you as a threat. If it's hungry and sees you as food, you're screwed.

[@5ElementsFist]

Where did you get the clip of the yeti falling down the bank at 10:56? 😂

[@inconnu3996]

ah, the Panda the ankle biter of the bear world, apparently and bamboo is a grass, not a tree the spectacled bear, the nerd of the bear world they forgot the most dangerous bear of all time, the cocaine bear the tiny but pissed off Sloth bear, the wolverine of the bear world

[@Ateezwooyoung]

Ankle biter? Pandas have severely injured people, almost killed people, killed other animals, severely injured eachother and have been seen gnawing on bones… bite force similar to a lion and higher than a black bear… They are way more dangerous than people think and definitely deserve more than just „leaving a scratch“

[@LethalSaliva]

I was about to say the same thing about bamboo.

[@AmarilloMusicAB]

I think my dad had a saying about bear attacks… “If it’s brown flush it down, if it’s yellow let it mellow” …On second thought, he might’ve been talking about something else…

[@mohamedbasry9588]

Most bears just want to be left alone. Most the time it is humans that start those crazy encounters

[@achaney942]

I've got news for you, buddy. Black bears can weigh in well above 170 kilos. Many have been harvested above 300 kg in North Carolina. I don't know if the world record still stands, but one weighed in at 800 lbs (about 363 kg).

[@nevenhumphrey1361]

Bamboo is a tough grass.

[@hoangyennguyen-c5e]

You have a unique gift for teaching. 🌟 Thank you for making such valuable content accessible to everyone!

[@FeedMeNuggets]

There are several reasons as to why polar bears should be nr. 1 by a solid margin. 1. They are the largest land carnivore on the planet. And as we all know, size really does matter in a fight. There is a reason why we divide mma fighters and other combat sport fighters into weight classes. 2. They are obligate carnivores. 3. Polar bears’ menu is larger than the other bears. Imagine dragging tons worth of food on land and sometimes through water, making them strong as hell. 4. There is a reason why professors’ saying is “if it’s black fight back, if it’s brown lay down. If it’s white goodnight”

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

@@FeedMeNuggets according to climate scientist Al Gore polar bears were supposed to be extinct by 2020 with the complete melting of the ice caps. Eat the bugs to save the polar bear

[@eulojiorodriguez1497]

In mma it’s mostly because HW fighters would just lay on the smaller opponent and obviously be to heavy to Move. The early days of ufc proved that the more skilled smaller fighter can beat a HW

[@anon8633]

​@@eulojiorodriguez1497 that was due to bjj which was a relatively new martial art designed specifically to be effective against larger opponents. This is not the case anymore. So heavyweights beat smaller weight classes on average still and it is also due to ko power, chin and generally just being much stronger.

[@goddosyourself7970]

8:15 you read my mind.I was just about to take off my glasses when you said that tf

[@AlexanderDragneel]

As a romanian, eurasian brown bear deserves the bearspray rank

[@westinflex5137]

I encountered a black bear in mammoth mountain during a training camp. Everyone else left me behind. I was not going to die in a mountain

[@siigull1550]

I think you confused the Sun bear with the Sloth bear. Sun bears are timid and why while Sloth bears are hyper aggressive. You also mention Sun bear attacks in India, while Sun bears don't live in India, they live in Indonesia and Malaysia

[@brandonlewis6835]

Have a family of black bear that move through my yard every once in a while. Startled the hell out of me first time i seen her. I was putting away chickens for the night looked up and bear found her just looking at me. Now its been a few years and pretty sure she knows i have no intention of hurting them got to watch cubs walk with her and play while i was outside obviously i do not approach them.

[@The_whimsickal_artist]

Never go out in bear turf unless you're armed..its thats easy.

[@NoxHelios]

​@Horsemanpig They will do as a light snack

[@greggorynash8892]

How about The Deadliest Bird of Prey🦅🦉, Shark 🦈, Crocodilians 🐊, Wild Dogs 🐺, and Rhinos 🦏?

[@Clarityinlife335]

If you see a sloth bear. Don't even try to escape because you are already gone for sure.

[@sdouglas24]

Fallen into a binge watching tunnel with these animals videos and im not mad about it :)

[@noname-jt8xf]

Need Joe Rogan to react to this.

[@ThatBluePit]

The only changes i would make to this list is maybe moving the Grizzly down into the dangerous and menacing tier along with the Sloth Bear and leaving the Polar as the sole bear in the say your prayers tier. Sloth bears are smaller yes, but they are far more likely to attack you than a healthy Grizzly bear, and their attacks are just as devastating. Only reason i would keep the Grizzly in the same tier as the sloth bear is because Grizzly bears can become predatory toward people while Sloth bear attacks are pretty much self-defense gone way too far

[@M_emery]

“Hey Jamie, pull up that video of a BEAR spotting that gymnast in the weight room”

[@maralinekozial9131]

Stfu with that lame ass over used comment & grow a actual brain & think for yourself instead of just repeating every other persons comments because it's getting old & annoying & boring 😂😂😂 Lame

[@Dawson-q7d]

In Helen ga where I’m from the black bears have become a problem. They used to not be as bad but with more housing being built up here and more expansion the bears are getting more used to us and aren’t scared anymore. A couple years ago me and my dad were fishing at a creek called dicks creek which at the time had only had 2 previous bear sightings. That singular day we saw 6 bears along the road and even had one get in the back of the truck while we were down the river fishing. Ik plenty of people from around that want us to start hunting them and killing them off but I say it’s not their fault we are expanding into more and more of their land and they are getting used to it

[@ScooterBoost5374]

Ranking all the deadliest wildcat in the world

[@yvonnesmith8245]

Nicely done! Thanks for the important info 👍🏼

[@laurametheny1008]

Sloth bears and Moon bears hate people. Can't imagine WHY tho. Disgusting how some of these people treat innocent animals. Some of them also treat innocent PEOPLE that way. Shameful. Cruelty is NEVER A NECESSARY OPTION. Thank you for the vid🙏🏼💔🖤🩶🤎🤍🐻🐻‍❄️🐼🐾

[@M335h1]

16:21 😅 seriously, I’ve hugged so many grizzly bears…. Stuffed ones 😅😅 before they slowly disappeared from a lot of places as social opinions changed around trophy hunting and later hunting in general.

[@dennismazzlack]

You forgot cocaine bear

[@DavidMartinez-uv9qy]

Do the world's deadliest reptiles for the deadliest cats or the deadliest mammals

[@DavidMartinez-uv9qy]

@traviswillden I think the world's deadliest cats

[@DavidMartinez-uv9qy]

@traviswillden okay let's do it

[@DavidMartinez-uv9qy]

@traviswillden really where

[@DavidMartinez-uv9qy]

@traviswillden all right then all we have to do is wait for him to respond

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

Deadliest reptile Nile Crocodile Deadliest cat tiger Deadliest mammal hippopotamus

[@johnscustomsaws]

Joe Rogan is gonna love this video...

[@ridinsolo1158]

Elephant gun that's how I'll survive

[@giasonle-e9c]

Your videos are always so informative. Thank you!

[@hebabahgat5342]

This was helpful

[@KV____]

“If it’s black, fight back” woah man 😂

[@Gloomsong]

Teddy Bears, Panda Bears and Gummy Bears:D

[@JjJj-lx7xx]

I remember growing up 2000s polar bears commercials making it seem like they where so innocent 😂😂

[@subterragaming836]

Humans are the deadliest bears

[@futuresonex]

-- Black bears are predatory and do occasionally prey on humans. The vast majority, some 80% plus, of fatal black bear attacks are predatory in nature. The bear hunted, killed, and fed on the victim. Sadly, reacting properly could have prevented most of the deaths. The bear will often stalk its intended victim while trying decide whether the person is prey or not, and the person will often see the bear well in advance of the attack. The fatal mistake is trying to appear non-threatening when what you should to is wave your arms in the air, yell, throw rocks, etc... You have to convey the message that, "Hey, I am dangerous! I am not food! If you attack me I will be eating YOU for dinner, not the other way around!" Unfortunately, most tourists don't take the time to learn about & understand bear behavior before venturing into bear habitat, and that can lead to fatal results. Trying to appear non-threatening to a bear that's stalking you is basically telling it that you'd make a great main course. Sadly that scene played out in the Northeast a few years ago. All the kid knew about bears was to appear non-threatening to avoid an attack...which was the exact wrong thing to do. The black bear killed him and ate him. Had he instead made himself look threatening and dangerous the bear would have almost certainly ran away and not come back. -- If you're heading into bear country and it's at all possible, TAKE A DAMN GUN THAT YOU KNOW HOW TO USE!!!!!! Bear spray is also a good idea, and it's best to have both. Personally, I recommend a big-bore handgun that you keep on your person AT ALL TIMES. Having a rifle or shotgun is great too. As long as they're the right caliber and loaded properly a rifle or shotgun is far more effective than even the best handguns, but as sure as shooting when that bear makes his move that long-gun is going to be leaning against a tree just out of reach! I've spent a heck of a lot of time in both black bear & grizzly country. I've had both come through my camp more than once, and I've never had a problem. Still, I ALWAYS have a big-bore handgun on my person, and, whenever possible, I carry a rifle and bear spray as well. I am perfectly at peace with the thought of going to my grave having carried my heavy-ass gun all over creation without ever needing it, but I absolutely do not want to go there wishing I had it!!!!! -- Also, bamboo is a grass, not a tree.

[@anthonygerman6929]

The most dangerous bear is the cocaine bear.

[@hellomyfriends9740]

Lions, Tigers, and Polar bears. Dude did not wanna say it 😂😂😂

[@davidhickman647]

Any adult bear will easily kill you if it decides to kill you. Every bear is in the top category, not the stupid "might leave a scratch" idiocy.

[@MatthewMi000]

For real man 😂😂🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@VinayKumar-wk6vk]

Panda?😂

[@savage-yp7ci]

if panda decides to kill you, it will.​@@VinayKumar-wk6vk

[@savage-yp7ci]

​@@VinayKumar-wk6vkthey have a biteforce of the lion

[@ArranVid]

But the thing is that panda bears rarely attack humans. Panda bears don't usually decide to kill humans like some black bears, some grizzly bears and most polar bears do. Panda bears are more focussed on eating bamboo most of the time, and they will usually fight back if they are threatened or the person has already attacked them.

[@johannhurst5734]

-Question, what kind of bear is best? -That's a ridiculous question. -False. Black bear. -Well, that's debatable. There are basically two schools of thought. -Fact, bears eat beets. Bears, beets, "Battlestar Galactica."

[@yrnbornstarr821]

Women can survive them all, so strong and independent

[@WhiteRaceisOp]

Cant even survive 1 day without phone 😂

[@n.zx21]

@@WhiteRaceisOplol!

[@jaxthewolf4572]

Was this comment even necessary

[@yrnbornstarr821]

@@WhiteRaceisOp 😂😂😂😂😂

[@yrnbornstarr821]

@@jaxthewolf4572 yes it was

[@AlcoholicJugg]

Nice video man very informative

[@wesjohnson3035]

I would take on everyone of those bears!! Well....maybe not a polar bear, or a grizzly bear...but a Care bear, I'd definitely take on one of those suckers!!

[@HowToSurviveShow]

💀🧸

[@gdgf154]

Not even a carebear

[@ricopasi8472]

You forgot about the koala bear, not even an honorable mention, it is in the name. Also you forgot about that California bear that can be found through most of the state with a higher concentration found in San Francisco. Famous for its size And those unmistakable Leather Chaps they can be seen wearing on occasion the California bear is one that demands respect

[@AnAlphabetUser]

Fun video. Questions though: As an American ostensibly speaking to American viewers, why are you speaking in terms of meters and kilograms? What happened to feet and lbs, measurements we better understand?