Mother black bear saves her cubs from male

[@sandycooper5650]

Great job narrating and videoing the mother bear and her cubs.

[@WildWestNature]

Thank you so much! This is a very nice compliment to receive

[@johnserton7997]

Yea be a little louder

[@ecclairmayo4153]

It's incredible that you were a la to capture this happening in nature, thank you for sharing!

[@breadandcircus1]

Brave mama bear

[@edjinretrogamer]

My heart got tight now! How afraid of the male bear to find the cubs. God, please take care of this family of bears! 🐻🐻🐻💜💜💜

[@realitycheck1975]

Great video footage! Thank you!

[@dylansanterre9137]

Crazy how high the cubs climbed

[@beverleytinker2318]

I know it's nature but still sad that they live in fear😢

[@worldtraveler721]

I know. They constantly face threats and mama bears are always on guard. I get sad when they are separated when mama bears have to fight. This is why I do not like it when people interfere with their space.

[@viking956]

Why are these people whispering? Feels like I'm at a PGA event.

[@hollywood5703]

Glad they turned the 4-way blinkies off.

[@deloachapproach4273]

Momma bear makes sure nothing can beat the crap out of her.

[@toshmarie3499]

Everybody knows DONT MESS W/DA MAMA BEAR(she will go 2 ends of earth 2 protect cubs)...he mustn't have got da memo! I saw vid of a ghost bear(black bear w/genetic anomaly making her almost white) go after another black bear way bigger than herself...he ended up leaving cuz she didnt let up

[@voraciousreader3341]

The whole “kill the cubs to mate with their mother” scenario seems ridiculous to me....what does the male do until she comes back into estrus?? Follow her around?? Then when her body has finally switched gears from nursing mother to fertility, she’d be in heat for several weeks and only fertile for 4-5 days (and those few days are the only time she’ll let him actually mate with her) so, even though it obviously happens with bears, as in many mammalian species, I just don’t see a male following a grieving female for that long. Brutal and wasteful, all at once.

[@cjscherler7093]

The turn signal added to the commentary.

[@imani6547]

Can you at least use black collars so the bear can blend in naturally

[@beverleytinker2318]

I too love bears but have a good healthy fear of them👍

[@halibut1249]

very difficult to read comments, camera clicks are obnoxious

[@shrawankumar4763]

Nice video, but watching the collar tied around her neck, gives uncomfortable feeling.

[@misguidedangel6550]

Ya this must be somebody pet bear

[@rileep8082]

@@misguidedangel6550 its literally not tho lmao

[@markreed3160]

You would think they could get a better collar or something something not so intrusive looks pretty uncomfortable

[@shrawankumar4763]

@Mark Reed Yes, something not so INTRUSIVE...that is the word. Research of this kind is good, but they should also have some feeling for the animals. In same context, have to say, I have seen a famous zoo in America. It was great seeing many common and rare animal and bird species. But felt, each one had very limited space to themselves....

[@viviant1145]

You put a metal necklace around his neck, it discomfort her a lot. humans are very selfish

[@danni1993]

She must be a young, inexperienced

[@isabelcorrales8938]

I love bear

[@naomigeneshankwiler9573]

Black bears can climb trees.

[@isabelcorrales8938]

Very nice

[@misguidedangel6550]

I think one of the bears must be someone pet it has on a collar. I know people find baby bear by themselves and they keep it for a pet. Maybe the bear got out of the owner house is close but I dont know for sure

[@susanpratt4061]

Misguided Angel You're kidding right?🤔

[@damkayaker]

I think that there's actually people stupid enough to believe that and you're not trying to be funny.

[@killersalmon4359]

It's more probably a tracking collar.

[@halibut1249]

It is called a "research collar" in the vid. I'm sure the bears find them uncomfortable. Some people think they're pet collars, the bear is lost in Yellowstone, needs to get back to its human family in Pennsylvania. LOL.. It's prob just a tracking collar, maybe daily mileage, and a compass in case the bear gets lost. So it can get back to Pennsylvania.

[@Αντουαν264]

This is nature brothers God mom nice job! Greetings from GREECE

[@USARAY1947]

After a minute had to turn the sound off.

[@laniaya4]

So scary

[@kellybelanger3685]

the cubs will let her know if they see the male

[@kimberlybates27]

How do you know that

[@nolanr1400]

Because they have field glasses

[@raymondburton1838]

The narrators annoyed me

[@deelove7518]

Every time I watch one of these videos, there's always a big mouth woman talking and ruining the video.

[@WildWestNature]

Our video is partially narrated by a female child, not a woman. Your comment does not meet our needs for inclusion or acceptance. Also, we don’t think it’s reasonable to ask females to silence their natural enthusiasm, for the benefit of anyone, especially men. Thank you

[@deelove7518]

@@WildWestNature well that's why I gave it thumbs down. I rather hear nature, not a loud mouth person who can't control their emotions.

[@WildWestNature]

We understand from your comments that you prefer nature sounds to hearing people’s emotions. That makes sense since you’re watching videos for entertainment. If you had said that you prefer hearing nature sounds to family’s reactions, we would have understood. The reference to “always a big mouth woman” is the part that makes us feel sad and a little scared. We are all people with feelings and maybe we can find ways to express ourselves and hear each other without name calling and gender blaming. We hope you feel heard by us.

[@deelove7518]

@@WildWestNature you're absolutely right. I should have worded it better

[@donnadonna124]

Even with animals if the male got horr ny no chance for the kids 😂

[@misguidedangel6550]

That's not research collar that is leather collar its somebody pet bear.

[@ndjibukabengele973]

Nah, a GPS device to track the mother where ever She goes.