Mother Moose Chases off Grizzly Bear || ViralHog

Occurred on May 2022 / Glacier National Park, Montana, USA
"Right outside of Many Glacier Hotel in Glacier National Park, a moose gave birth to two calves. Almost immediately a grizzly began stalking them day and night. Safely from a balcony of the hotel, I’ve been able to record different interactions between the grizzly and moose."
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[@testticklehead]

I don't think people realize how massive moose are and how protective a momma can be. The grizzly knew that a few hooves to the head would have ruined his day and maybe even his life.

[@billpacker5345]

That Moose likely weighed 1500 to 2000 lbs. That Bear was maybe 500lbs.

[@gregoryquint7653]

Yeh, moose are the only animal to get hit by 18 wheeler and walk away, ....of course to die later

[@rudy103069]

oh i seen another vid where it did take a moose.

[@Landonmoto39]

@@billpacker5345 I live in Alaska, where the moose are much, much bigger than they are in Montana like this video, and a BIG male moose is Alaska is 1500 pounds.....I’d say this female moose is 800-1000 pounds at most...just for example, the biggest moose ever caught was just over 1800 pounds in the Yukon...

[@billpacker5345]

@@Landonmoto39 I've assisted in dismembering a 1500lb moose. I also live in Northern B.C. I know exactly what I'm talking about.

[@byteme7739]

I encountered a cow with calves in Alaska several years ago. I did not see her until I was already between her and her calves. Huge mistake. She could have easily killed me but let me off with a warning bluff. Trust me these are animals you don't want to mess with, even if you're a grizz.

[@dougllaz6267]

Bears are overrated animals, a lioness Will kill a moose 90% of time, facts

[@Dante-vf4sd]

@@dougllaz6267 Not a chance

[@lw7238]

@@dougllaz6267 We have so many lions in America, those moose better watch out. HA HA

[@skippylippy547]

@@dougllaz6267 Where do you get your "facts" from? Please document. Thank you.

[@lw7238]

@@anti-satanic8090 I think you need to re read the posts. You misunderstood what was posted.

[@corey6393]

In my time in the woods here in North Idaho, I think I have more fear/respect for a momma moose with cubs than any other dangerous critter out there. Moose are an amazing, powerful, silent, and dangerous beast.

[@user-wz5ir9jl8q]

Did you mean "dangerous CREATURE"?

[@corey6393]

@@user-wz5ir9jl8q That would work, too.

[@wallypeanuts8278]

oooh yeah, your darn tootin 100% correct there you betcha

[@douglashurd8652]

@@wallypeanuts8278 little much Fargo there Walnut Wallynuts

[@justseekingtruth3998]

I imagine one hoof of mama to the head of that bear would end all problems and that bear knows it !

[@RaytheGrayt]

Damn did anyone else notice how fast that grizzly was? Right in front of the moose one second, and like two seconds later it was a block away lol.

[@Abebe345]

Fear will get your speed up.

[@marieslabbert6009]

She has two babies! I only saw one with her at the water's edge. She is huge and a very protective mom. 💞

[@brucesmith1544]

Looked like she gave the bear a good opportunity to take one off her hands lol

[@cecilwhitehorse5883]

Bear already took the other baby moose.

[@blackmonday738]

She's skinny, I'm suprised that bear didn't get nasty as they do.

[@BiG__Disgruntled]

Yeah, this isn't the full video. One baby got taken.

[@schoomzer]

@@BiG__Disgruntled If she had taken one baby, the bear would still be eating it hours later, and the mother moose would have left.

[@cynthiamcpherson7070]

She's like all mommas, saying, "Don't make me come up there!"

[@glendaharris7219]

Amen!

[@kimhollenbeck6954]

Amen

[@kimhollenbeck6954]

Never mess with any female animals with babies by their side or mamas get upset and protect them

[@power00777]

You got it right...😂😂

[@22alecat]

Bear got one of the babies in the next video. Kinda sad but cool to watch

[@joycenesselhauf1220]

She’s like “Oh, you aren’t leaving? Here…let me give you a little encouragement”.

[@47Brenda47]

When even a grown grizzly is scared- -don't mess with Mama moose! 💕👏🏻

[@anusxr]

That bear was not grown...a grown one would stand a chance for sure

[@Pinkielover]

Bear wasn't hungry enough

[@chadachwilliam5515]

The risk of injury is a great deterrent.

[@veronikabarnetova5942]

In the end, one catches 😭

[@gay_hatr5172]

Err..... Grown Male bear even make bull moose afraid 😅. She won't try against that one.

[@klaiken989]

That's how you know a Moose is strong. When even a Grizzly has second thoughts

[@addo2419]

And it's not even a male moose

[@yoursportsnow9729]

No. I know because I've learned how big they get and height.

[@hybrid.catastrophic.impact6071]

I large 800lbs Grizzly will kill it.

[@jimgritty7064]

Moose can inflict mortal wound on a grizzly, they are scary strong including the females. Followed a mother moose with a calf once, mistake. Mother turned around and charged, I bolted

[@fidge54]

Thank you for that earth shattering info!

[@jenjones3035]

Anytime there are young involved, there is no animal more driven by instinct than a mother. This momma was going to protect her babies at all cost. I hope she continued to be this successful.

[@roksanakowalczyk-szmyd2083]

❤

[@tainaayiti]

You must have not seen the first part of this video. Fuck this mamma moose😒. She had two babies, bear got them both

[@mikesnow4735]

This was after the grizzly ate the first cub. She had two when she went two drunk u can see the blood on the far right corner

[@legendseeker6944]

@@mikesnow4735 that should be after this video because you can see two of the calf at the end of the video

[@user-yg1dg6xm2g]

I really hate the repetitiveness of this comment. Every single video with a female animal and babies, is riddled with the same comment, over and over and over and over again. It gets tiring after a while.

[@denissepadilla809]

The definition of a mother and what a mother will do for her babies at it's purest form!

[@ermac6466]

you mean when she stomped around and then got ready to run right?

[@tainaayiti]

You must have not seen the first part

[@Feri-jf7tz]

I just saw a same video on Google news the bear came back and took one of the moos baby

[@omegaomg175]

@Inanna Banana the moose literally watched as her second baby got eaten by the bear 😐

[@omegaomg175]

@Inanna Banana fighting off? Excuse me but I've never seen the moose or the bear getting into a fight, I only see the moose in the water kicking her hooves trying to scare it off, come on we both know that bear would rip that moose apart, and why so deffensive? I've never insulted you in any way but you came with that "hotdogs slurper fireplace" crap out of nowhere??? How about if you bother looking for the full video or at least the first part which is the one missing before trying to act smart so keep your shitty vocabulary to yourself and don't go around using it on people that haven't done anything to you Edit: and before you say "a moose is tougher than you think" I have seen videos of a bear with this same size killing a full grown up male moose

[@ShawDAMAN]

Moose can be quite intimidating and if you haven't seen the adults in person you don't get how big they are. I've done a good bit of hiking through moose country (Montana, Wyoming, New Hampshire etc). One morning very early just as the sun was coming up I saw a big bull moose come out from the treeline to a little grazing area. I grabbed my camera and approached the area trying to get a shot. From behind a line of trees came this enormous snort/bellow. I took off running like a cartoon character lol and never looked back 😂 I like how this mother even after the bear backed away, charged a second time to make sure he got the idea lol

[@moxievintage1390]

Bahhaaa running like a cartoon character 🥳

[@Vex916T]

Me and siblings were driving at night in Teton Park back in 2010 when we saw a big shadowy object blocked the whole road area ahead of us... so as we got closer it turned out to be a male moose with it's antlers spread across the whole two lane road!

[@JustinWayneDawg]

@@Vex916T well that is of course your wild adrenaline imagination.

[@thecrownprince888]

@@moxievintage1390 😂😂

[@xiindoix9845]

Na he ate one of the babies already 😂 I just watched the video I'll share it in my edit

[@alan30189]

Bear: “Can I eat one of your babies?” Moose charges. Bear: “Well, alrighty then.”

[@melissawilliams6393]

There’s only one baby!

[@Bumpedcar]

@@melissawilliams6393 2:37. 3 moose

[@charleslacombe8325]

There WAS two, the bear already got one of them, long story short the bear eventually ate BOTH of them.

[@ApostleThe344]

Then I took that personal

[@kathygoff1]

@@charleslacombe8325 oh no!!! is there a video of that?? 😢😢

[@umbrammortis9479]

Moose makes the grizzly look like a chihuahua.

[@holliegould3463]

love how the bear kept lunging to try and scare the momma and she would barely flinch and then she lunged and the bear was like 50 feet away in 2 seconds 💀

[@DieFlabbergast]

It's not a bear -- it's a chicken :)

[@llewodcm20]

Scary how quickly bears can move

[@azspotfree]

The little guy knew to get behind mom and mom knew to step up, just like mom's always do. Very inspiring

[@mgtow-balance3409]

too bad that doesn't apply to humans -- family court

[@mortsnerd5100]

@@mgtow-balance3409 Or "muh body, muh choice".

[@mgtow-balance3409]

@@mortsnerd5100 true indeed!!

[@AvekGaming]

There was two but the best got one of them

[@frozenwarning]

Just like how you guys step up and adopt. We thank you for taking care of all the parentless kids out there who didn’t get a fair shot at the beginning of life.

[@lucindagaskill7137]

That calf looks about 1 hour old. The Mother tried to get the calf to follow her twice but the calf is just too young to understand. Wait until the end - there's another baby !

[@juliecook6057]

Wow !! Thankyou for the heads up and kudos to the individual whom captured this amazing footage ! 😲 The MOST incredibly stable recording image !! Glad the moose's little family was ok !! Phew !!

[@KL-xj5vz]

There's another video that's a continuation of this and the grizzly does get one of the calfs, and still comes back for the second one.

[@juliecook6057]

@@KL-xj5vz 😰😧 EEEKKK...glad I haven't seen the end result of BLOODY carnage then !! Was feeling all chirpy and blissful that the little ones escaped harm and was smug in the feeling that they had a win and avoided mutilation and inevitable gruesome DEATH !! 😫 THANKS for the reality check ...🤨🙄🙄😄😄

[@paulwilson3434]

Bear has baby also. Great video

[@moshedayan2810]

An apex predator being put to flight 😂

[@ElectricAngel181]

What a great Mama , and such an adorable little calf.

[@k.hendrickson8735]

I know! My gosh, I cannot get over how tiny and cute those babies are !

[@hammusrodentius3430]

i’m pretty sure she had two, look toward the end of the video /lh

[@user-olga.jm_777]

Это хороший пример для некоторых "мамочек". Рискуя своей жизнью ,спасает своего ребёнка лосиха! 👍👍👍🦌 ✌️

[@user-ep3gj7uy2j]

У неё 2 ребенка

[@fk2650]

Блииин как же я переживала 🤗😍😘

[@G13ZZ]

Бедная лосиха, обычно у них по одному,

[@user-qq3er6pw9k]

Так женщины должны думать перед тем как выйти замуж, а тот ли этот лось, а не о деньгах думать, главное взаимная симпатия и взаимная любовь,!!!!

[@TheRAYviewYT]

Bear: I am the most feared and dangerous animal in North America Moose : I am a mother, protecting her child Bear: I stand corrected

[@obudoken]

With a mother like that, the young one has a very bright future!

[@cherylm2C6671]

There are going to all need help. She looks like she has winter tick. Still enough brains to send an enemy packing, but coyotes and wolves go after the calves, who aren't yet tick infested.

[@CastleMc]

sadly, the bear already killed one of her twins+probably got this one as well

[@tylersmoothwithit1568]

@@CastleMc it's was playing dead, you can see it get up and walk around after the bear runs away

[@ApostleThe344]

the other one is in its stomach

[@billsee2785]

The near already ate one of its calls a few hours earlier

[@klientklient6133]

Мишка молодой более осторожен чем старый! Мама лосиха легко прогнала большую опасность! Хороший ролик! Большое спасибо за старания оператора! 🙏🙏🙏😊

[@richpaydirt]

She most likely already lost a calf or two to bears. Moose rarely have just one calf, two or three is the norm. I spent the first 50 years of my life in bush Alaska and witnessed more moose calves killed by bears than I can remember. It seems cruel but it’s all part of the food chain and moose calves are a big part of the bears diet in early summer before salmon run or the ground squirrel population peaks.

[@tristaneveritt6519]

There is another video and the bear already killed the other one unfortunately

[@noahstrong2043]

There are two calves

[@douglashurd8652]

Lots of protein in the woods.

[@joedirt6073]

@@tristaneveritt6519 How else does the bear survive?

[@maxsparks5183]

It doesn’t “seem cruel”. It IS CRUEL! Yes it’s part of nature and the griz’s may have to do this to survive. But don’t pretend being eaten alive isn’t cruel. “Mother Nature” is a cruel bitch. That’s nature’s well, nature.

[@selkiemaine]

I read that as Mother Goose Chases ... I was waiting for a goose to step in and save the day! :D

[@jenniferdennis6465]

Same!

[@divineone66]

lol me too🤣

[@rosemadder5547]

Me too!

[@darthcrypto6025]

lol

[@ShirleeKnott]

so did I

[@savtrill333]

Them bears are fast asf 🤣😂🤣

[@jamesgibbs8827]

That had to be the most Beautiful heart warming video I've ever seen..I been chased by one,, accidentally running into it out for walk,, HE gave me a little scare, ( NOT) Actually scared the daylights out of me made me run for my life, they don't play... They are as real as it gets !

[@glendaharris7219]

Love it..🙂

[@slammysammy9555]

There's another video in the exact same spot probably a couple hours later where the bear kills one of the cubs in front of the mother

[@jedward5155]

I’ll tell you one thing that is true: life is rough.

[@azzir325]

A smart experienced moose mother and a young, inexperienced Grizzly contributed to a good outcome for the moose.

[@codymoe4986]

Not to rain on your parade, but the extended version doesn't have nearly of a "happy" ending...

[@Glizzygloss]

@@codymoe4986Link?

[@codymoe4986]

@@Glizzygloss Google? Guessing a few seconds typing in a search bar will get you there...

[@dougllaz6267]

Nah bears are the most coward Animals, they never Will survive in África for example, a lioness Will kill a female moose easy easy

[@Glizzygloss]

@@codymoe4986 "Guessing" because you pulled the whole thing outta your butt. This is the only version

[@SilvanaSouza-wy5rv]

Well done Mom!! 👋❤️

[@billpacker5345]

She lost 1 calf and the other was injured.

[@user-xt9sr3vg2i]

Мама умница и молодец, сумела отстоять своего детёныша!

[@TK-zf7dv]

Своих малышей там их двое... люди которые снимают могли бы хоть как то помочь лосихе, медведь ведь неоставит а ей надо кушать иначе потеряет силу...

[@VDown9]

Есть продолжение этого видео. Но вам его лучше не смотреть.

[@hardpiter6665]

В любом случае медведь сожрал обоих! Есть видео где одного покусал сильно.

[@justman-br3cv]

​@@VDown9там тебе голову отрезают?😂

[@holyspork6626]

Baby got so scared it cloned itself 😂

[@tylersmoothwithit1568]

the first calf was playing dead, it gets up after the bear runs away

[@douglashurd8652]

@@tylersmoothwithit1568 probably was , and young ones don't have a scent either , freeze mode is a built-in app . Any one see the video of moose that chased very similar sized sub adult bear into a glass window well or something to that effect , flabbergasted I was seeing that one .

[@reynaldoflores4522]

The calves are twins. Very uncommon for moose.

[@douglashurd8652]

@@reynaldoflores4522 lots of twins actually are born. one usually gets distracted early and is food before any real documentation actually is made

[@brandonyo5718]

The motherly instinct is fascinating

[@thewholetruth5473]

You all think that grizzly just gave up. No! Them baby moose are already at least in that bear's belly right now, but more likely have already been pooed out by the bear.

[@maryscheidler8327]

Oh! That baby moose is so ADORABLE❗

[@oceanbnd]

That bear will keep tracking that moose until it gets her babies. The mother needs to find the pack to protect the babies.

[@scottshepard3662]

You can tell this isn't her first rodeo....her patience is amazing!

[@vanhenry98]

That's what real moms do ,no matter what the challenge is ,..

[@mikelaird5458]

Just like society dads gone.

[@SR-jq7nv]

Mom : I didn't go through birthing them to give them to you. The bear looks young though. I dont think an older bear wouldn't have backed off so easily

[@yaboicaden200]

A full grown bear could steamroll anything

[@douglashurd8652]

Most of the time , although a big ass moose occasionally can throw a fit . But not that much with those big male grizzly

[@trashcat7501]

@@yaboicaden200 ehh, bull moose have been known to bully bears. A male would steer clear.

[@reynaldoflores4522]

A moose kick is more powerful than a bear swipe.

[@AvekGaming]

Sadly it did get one baby bc there was two

[@brakeme1]

the way that mom waited (calf in the way) drew the calf away circled back with a closer return to the bear (calf out of the way) ...so much going on in that scene

[@THATGuy5654]

Man, bears are always so much faster than they look.

[@cindyhurzeler3885]

So are moose.

[@mytyrel420]

And ManBearPigs are even faster! :-D

[@melodiefrances3898]

I know. They can move that bulk like it's nothing.

[@ruthannabauer1022]

This mom has got some "street cred" & this bear won't forget it!💕

[@lancescallon7264]

The funniest thing is the bear stalked the moose for 3 days and in the end got one of the cubs

[@arthurhogan3047]

Yeah, but. This grizzly has probably trifled with ( or tried to ) a moose before. And gotten the crap kicked out of him/her. A moose weighs at least a couple of a thousand pounds. Even if he'd grabbed one of her babies. He'd have to let go of it. Due to her tracking him down. No dinner tonight, dude.

[@policechopperpursuit7107]

If only all human moms are like protective moose mom. Sometimes, animals are better parents.

[@lauradelacruz1747]

It bugs me that the hotel shoo'd the moose and calf away from the hotel after. it's obvious she brought them near people in hopes that an area where large groups of people usually frequent would keep predators at bay and away from her calves during those crucial first days

[@blueowlwill8754]

So long as mama moose doesn’t think humans will hurt her babies too. I see your point, but the hotel has to consider all involved. Humans and mom and moose

[@TheYamahog12]

Obvious? Yeah sure

[@sixpackbinky]

Moose have killed people that have just walked outside a door, they are very mean

[@douglashurd8652]

Probably brought them towards safety, shame on motel , it's a reward for being a smart moose mom

[@twostop6895]

oh my god, moose are as dangerous to people as bears are, moose have killed people, the hotel does not want granny or little Timmy to get taken out,

[@tobeamiss1]

I got real scared when Momma turned around in the water and had her back to the bear! Also, I didn't realize there were 2 babies.

[@xanderunderwoods3363]

As an Alaskan I think I take for granted how often I get to see stuff like this in person

[@susanwill9249]

As long as you're not part of the action I bet it's amazing!

[@alexischarest378]

I’ve never seen a moose or bear in person other than at a zoo .. you’re lucky ..

[@simonemiglioli1165]

I didn't know a moose can be this scary. Lol, i believe they were large meal for predators.

[@chateaupig826]

Very lucky , all I see are spiders 🕷 a few birds and people walking their dogs

[@pjab2082]

Very protective instincts from the moose, although was lucky it was a very small grizzly.

[@TheCriticalAnalyst]

a big grizzly will often also be smaller than a Moose :D I live in Norway and we have some hefty moose here too.. big as a house.

[@pjab2082]

@@TheCriticalAnalyst perhaps bigger but a big and hungry grizzly doesn't have an issue going for larger prey all the same

[@TheCriticalAnalyst]

@@pjab2082 ofcourse, its a motherfuckin grizzly!!!

[@trashcat7501]

@@pjab2082 it might, but if a bull is around anywhere to hear that.... any grizzly would lose

[@dougllaz6267]

@@pjab2082 Fake, a bear never kill a big prey, rarelly they kill a big animal

[@richardk6196]

Mom-No time for a swim. A grizzly is like 6 feet from your baby.

[@HM-qf8ml]

Wow it really dwarfs that huge bear

[@bernicebretal2126]

Hi,Did not realise mama had two little ones,she did very well with that old bear God Bless Her and the little ones

[@scottscott232]

Great footage and filming. What a beautiful part of the world.

[@thefog7067]

0:58: Momma: "Hook it fuzzball" Grizzly: "But I wanna eat it" 2:07: Momma also: "I SAID BEAT IT"

[@nancyrogers8377]

YAY!! Those baby moose are so sweet. Big bad grizzly needs to find his dinner elsewhere!!

[@quackslikeaduck]

I wanted the video to continue until the bear was all the way G.O.N.E. Just to be sure. Those baby moosies sure are cute ❤️

[@gjk540]

Beautiful country and great footage!

[@billpacker5345]

You missed the part where the Grizzly kills one calf, drags it away by the face, whilst onlookers and Momma moose watch. Then returns to attack the other.

[@karaMcg721]

Grizzly so shook he teleported🤣

[@user-sc6fm7lc9t]

어머니에사랑은 무한하다👍👏🙆‍♂️

[@alwayshappybabyasma]

Hello.i am your new friend.stay happy and visit and connected dear

[@carolinecarter6874]

There ain't nothing a mamma won't do for her babies! Thank you for sharing this beautiful video...🥰

[@user-rg1dn4bh2g]

🙂🌷🌷🌷🇷🇺

[@lancescallon7264]

The funniest thing is the bear stalked the moose for 3 days and in the end got one of the cubs

[@willstuart4504]

True, but in the end got the little fellla.😔 I'm sure the momma moose did everything in her power for as long as she could... but that nature is a scary place for calves of any breed. Even moose...

[@samo6083]

@@willstuart4504 Lol, there was two. This "heroic" mother watched her other child get its neck snapped and actually did nothing about it. Doing this is the least she should be doing after failing before hand

[@willstuart4504]

@@samo6083 What..?? You sound 12.. Did you even bother reading the thread??

[@PappyNet01]

I thought there was only one calf, but I saw two calves. Nice scenery

[@GymGuyJoe]

Idk why but I love seeing little baby animals chasing their moms and following them having full faith they will protect them.

[@aloryt]

Dzielna mama 🥰👍

[@bigwhisky6157]

A very young and inexperienced bear. Great video!

[@dougllaz6267]

Never see a Full grown bear killing a mále moose or a bison for example, even a lioness Will kill a female moose, lioness always kill wildbeest and zebras for example

[@cardiocain2122]

@@dougllaz6267 how about African buffalo?? Is see those lions still can hunt them

[@giovanna722]

@@cardiocain2122 Yes. Cape buffalo.

[@margaretclark......akamarm2600]

You NEVER mess with a momma moose

[@mattreid8292]

Why the bear ended up getting both and didn’t get hurt?

[@Gerard-xq8cd]

Mrs. Moose isn't mucking around. ❤✌️🙏💪

[@MajorCaliber]

Grizz was like "MMmmm, tasty calf-morsels..." Moose-cow was like "don't MAKE me stomp you into a rug!..." Grizz be like "I'm more in the mood for berries anyway..." 😆😛

[@elke9499]

Mama waited until baby was out of the way if hooves...go mama

[@xxshinanaevangelianxx]

At this point, I don't feel sorry for the bear. I know it's nature, circle of life, the food chain, etc but it doesn't mean I have to like it.

[@nchan4679]

This is why survivorman les Stroud says he fears moose more than bear when in the bush

[@5xnccanes327]

Awesome! That mother moose did a better job of protecting her young one’s, then most women do! Go Canes!!!!

[@nancysmith-baker1813]

Sadly that's true .

[@AmberU]

I unfortunately must agree too!

[@littlejoe9381]

She said, “Moose is not on the menu today fool. You don’t have to go home, but you better get out of here”. 🤨

[@janetpattison8474]

Wow, she had 2 babies. She is not messing around, and the bear knows it!

[@muzz1290]

There is a first part missing. The moose had twins and the same bear ate one earlier. He came back for the second one.

[@rippywilliams2139]

There were originally 2 baby's. He got the first one. That window the bear breaks, I helped fix that window yesterday. I'm on the maintenance crew for the summer.

[@--SHEPHERD-OF-MOTHER-EARTH--]

Good job mama... They Watch...

[@trilby5546]

OMG! Two baby moosies! Mama does her job.⭐️👍⭐️⭐️

[@riorodriguez1896]

Funniest shit is seeing mama moos jump at him and the bears litterally a whole nother forest away 😂😂😂

[@So_girly_girl]

Don't mess with mama. What a great mama especially mama turned her back.

[@ApostleThe344]

i mean the bear got one

[@So_girly_girl]

@@ApostleThe344 yes I saw that later on. I know it's a part of nature but I'm still going to say poor thing. That would be awful to witness especially the mama to see it.

[@ApostleThe344]

@@So_girly_girl Oh totally, its crazy and ive been around it my entire life to it so im numb by now. I live about an hour from here. Im actually going up to this hotel in a few hours to stay in it over the weekend. Many Glacier Hotel montana, Best hiking trail is Grinelle. Probably one of the most beautiful hikes in the world

[@sandratrimble6235]

Hopefully the momma moose and both her babies survived - I did not even see the second baby until half way through the video.

[@BiG__Disgruntled]

There's a full video of One of the them getting taken by the bear, the bear returned for the other some time later and the moose was successful in fighting it off. Think the story was that humans intervened after that.

[@adamfowler350]

Just sitting on your porch watching this go down...thats wildnerness at its best there.

[@user-kp6eh2wp3o]

She's like, F off Winnie!

[@remveel2443]

Even Grizzlies know NOT to mess with moose 😂

[@Robinek2011]

Super Mama. Mnoho štěstí 👍🍀💪♥️🍀♥️🍀💪🍀♥️

[@JB-qu1co]

I might get blocked for this but here goes. I'm pretty sure the creator has edited the description to allow you to have a feel good moment. The Grizzly only backed down because it had already eaten one of her calves and is going back for 2nds on this video. If this was a grizzly right out of hibernation; mamma could have been lunch. But as with most(if not all) predators; the weakest will be the first thing targeted. Edit: Search for Newborn moose taken by Grizzly by the same creator of this video and read the description.

[@con-b118]

She made that bear skat !

[@maryannsarkady7950]

Go mama moose ! She chased that bear and the bear knew she meant business !

[@YoungSperm]

Mama moose failed and both babies got eaten lol

[@tomp8871]

Nature is amazing. Thanks for the clip

[@susanhanna940]

The Best Mother🥰

[@michaels7566]

The bear looked kind of young and confused and likely recently ate. Otherwise, it would have been curtains for the poor Moose calf. It is amazing how protective the Moose mom was but there is a limit as she had two. So if push came to shove she would have had to save one and herself rather than a complete disaster. Nature is cruel but it is what it is.

[@kidslovesatan34]

I think mama was pretty naive allowing that bear so close to the calf and seemingly nonchalant. she is really lucky that she still has the calf.

[@billpacker5345]

She was trying to lure the calf away from the bear but the calf wouldn't listen. The Bear killed the calf by the way. Then attacked the second calf. If you see the full clip. It's quite horrible to watch.

[@ApostleThe344]

Oh ye because momma moose really has a choice....

[@jolenecreech7648]

Grizzlies always get what they want when it comes to the babies! Wish the hotel crew could have scared the bear away. I can’t stand to watch nature videos anymore. National parks are amazing, but the reality there is terrifying.

[@frozenwarning]

The bear’s like “I could die from the injuries…then what good would this meal do me? Nevermind…”

[@marcielong6978]

the strength her love gives her

[@troycyr1892]

Grizzly just said " I'll be back in a few years when I'm bigger older and more experienced .

[@cherylm2C6671]

This moose is starving herself but still did the job. Is there any program in place up there to get rid of the winter ticks?? Thank you for your conservation work!

[@Narrowway7]

What do you mean she’s starving herself? Intentionally? Or because of lack of resources?

[@ApostleThe344]

What are you talking about? Im from here and there is no lack of food for the moose. Its our wet season and there are marches and green grass for millions of acres. Plenty of food for the moose i assure you. I live here I would know. Im literally going to this place in about an hour

[@T410ce]

@@ApostleThe344 Where is this? Looks like maybe Banff Ab. ? What motel is it at?

[@ApostleThe344]

@@T410ce im actually here right now. Its many glacier in glacier park montana. The bear got both baby moose. Youll never believe this. The momma moose is hanging around the area and the bear is still here also. I saw the bear last night chasing after momma moose. Bears will stay in an are for a month or so if it finds food

[@user-to4on1fd8g]

После этого случая Медведь получил медаль За Храбрость! 🎖️

[@sharlafenwick4056]

Got get em girl. Good Mom.

[@remnant11]

When a full grown Grizzly runs, you Know its serious! ... never knew Grizzly to run from anything... I Stand Corrected. Really enjoyed the video, quite a learning experience😉

[@robertwaid3579]

Wow Viral Hog? That was Totally "Narleah", I mean perfect Observation Place, the Balcony or Deck I'm assuming? Then too see it Happening OMG 😳😳😱😱 I still don't believe what you Just Showed!! Great steady Filming Dude, the Bear n Cow are Centered so well & Bueatifully followed from Beginning too the End. Throughout I didn't even see the Second Calf till the end portion. Congratulations Dude Great Job. Possibly a once in a Lifetime Thing, you have there. Wyoming, Robert,🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸👍👍🤔🤔😎😎📽️📽️✌️✌️🙏🙏

[@happymtdude539]

absolutely incredible footage.. well done

[@cheri7828]

I'm trying to figure out how the bear missed the calf laying on the road?

[@nancyM1313]

Must watch to the End. Stay safe MommyMoose & 2 babes❤.

[@mariaameliadeoliveiranogue8968]

Por causa do seu comentário assisti até o fim ...🤭

[@MW-tt3fy]

Thank you for showing👍

[@user-dr9xh9jl3f]

Отчаянная и отважная лосиха - браво ей! 🦌 👍🌲Иди , медведь, отсюда , иначе тебе хана....😖

[@user-yj8my7qo4p]

Нет не уйдёт он голодный.

[@bestworld2836]

Очень радостно, что оба малыша и их мама остались живы!