Polar bear tries to attack toddler thru glass!!

[@claudevieaul1465]

Came to say 'hi'... Lady, you've got the survival instinct of a mango.

[@Blmovie]

lol made my day

[@elisemisuraca1125]

🤣 I needed to laugh.

[@markwebster5749]

Trying to not let the kid be scared for life 😂 mango tho was funny

[@TeaKyle]

Yt people 🙄🤣

[@ermelinda2223]

Of a mango??? Haha! That got me

[@jamesbyrne9312]

Boy suddenly understands life

[@meghanmisaliar]

😂😂😂😂😂. 😊

[@EddiXP]

More than his mother too

[@tbone845]

His going to have nite mares ,not good idea mom ,think .dah.

[@mishynaofficial]

Life is a suffering.

[@jamesbyrne9312]

@@mishynaofficial not all suffering

[@dave_dave]

That glass is the real MVP!

[@Edixim]

The zoo isn't.

[@raceytray3963]

The mom wasn’t wrong. It’s just that in polar bearese, “Hi” means “Lunchtime”

[@abbyjricarden]

😂

[@AcademicJaedon]

ursamese

[@chocov1233]

​@@AcademicJaedonThat sounds like the constellations Ursa Major and Ursa Minor.

[@silviaconsonni586]

Polar bear be like: "Hello! How can I eat you today?"

[@ntl9974]

That's literally how they play

[@masterfulsky]

the toddler is the only human with the appropriate reaction

[@mjmj6177]

That's right.. The only human among those walking dead scum.. 👍

[@djtomh81]

Hahaha

[@IXSuperRadGamerXI]

Hasn’t been desensitized just yet

[@occupyislam1657]

​@@IXSuperRadGamerXIor brainwashed to point of retardation.

[@algoner4421]

Yeah no kidding.

[@jeant.5295]

Telling your kid that the bear "is saying hi" is the scariest thing in this video.

[@vanillaghetto]

Gaslighting. Can't start 'em too young!

[@johnruiz6743]

Imagine she will go to Yellowstone and go right up to the grizzlies and bison to say 'hi'...🤣💀

[@introspectivetonysoprano]

Imagine telling your 3 year old "if the glass wasn't there, he would've killed you. He would've ripped open your stomach in less than a second." You tell a child of 3 that it's saying hi so they don't scream and stay in your bed for next 6 months. Pick and choose your battles.

[@yandymedina2637]

No brain

[@Buffypoodle]

You completely missed why she said that, then.

[@yaboyed5779]

lil boy suddenly understood the fragility of life.

[@CalIrvin-ks3iv]

We can see kid.

[@donaldshotts4429]

A little boy fell into the African wild dog exhibit in Pittsburgh. No glass no chance. I don't know how his parents or anyone that saw/heard that could recover

[@jzi4]

Lil man's primal survival instincts kicked in after seeing that leaping predator up close. Mama ain't fooling no one. 😂

[@BoyWonder1914]

Lil buddy said “oh hell nah 🏃”. Already smarter than his parents at like 2

[@bullymaquire8797]

Well I mean that glass is unbreakable practically so not really

[@shitposter696]

@@bullymaquire8797 they can break, animals cam break the glass

[@bullymaquire8797]

@@shitposter696 it’s designed so that they can’t break it

[@darthobesedevourerofworlds3626]

@@bullymaquire8797 just because it's designed to not break doesn't mean it can't be broken, there's footage of animals breaking it before, and if a polar bear kept lunging at the glass like that it would break, or at the least crack these are 1 Ron animals with long claws with enough motivation that glass won't stand a chance.

[@bullymaquire8797]

@@darthobesedevourerofworlds3626 the odds of that happening are extremely low

[@katherinem7036]

Knowing how truly brutal polar bears can be this is terrifying af. Kid felt the correct vibes. His mom not so much

[@loganweersing1955]

Kids young he still got instincts, moms brainwashed to think she’s always safe in her concrete fortress🤦‍♂️

[@Lilbloodkidd]

The mom is an airhead lmao

[@jamst123]

His mum is trying to deflect the childs fear by saying that. She's not going to say she's trying to rip you apart is she..

[@ralph9923]

@@jamst123 but she should cause that’s really the reality of what’s actually going on. Why lie and say ‘she’s just saying hi.’ Nah bro bears are one of the most dangerous predators in the world, it’s beast to teach the kids to stay away from them

[@jamst123]

@@ralph9923 erm... because she's a child and never going to see a polar bear in the wild. Why give your child nightmares.

[@user-ww4cb6yf5m]

Woman: Look she's saying hi Bear: Hi food

[@didomilan1725]

It’s sad to see that bear’s realization he’s still in the frickin zoo

[@richXPT707]

This is actually why bears pin down their prey instead of strangling them. It's so they can say "Hi" while they're eating your organs.

[@WitchidWitchid]

They like to thank their food before eating it.

[@scottblack7182]

Yes because bears eat people all the time. ..oh wait 😑. Sorry I almost forgot Im educated 😂.

[@richXPT707]

@@scottblack7182 okay, go up to a polar bear in the middle of the arctic tundra after he hasnt eaten for a few weeks and get back to me on that

[@coffeeidleness1652]

Polar bears are the most polite bears

[@retorikhal]

@@scottblack7182 bro polar bears are infamous for taking a liking to human flesh what are you talking about 💀💀

[@User-54631]

One of the few animals known to actively hunt a human being

[@firingallcylinders2949]

There's a good argument to be made they're the most fearsome Carnivores on the planet. They can smell blood from miles away. They will keep hunting too. They're like the Grizzlies mean cousin and Grizzlies are already mean.

[@b8nnytez]

yep. and see that gun you've got? think THAT will help? 👍

[@CharlesWilkinson-yc3dm]

​@@firingallcylinders2949 they can also smell seals under 5 feet of ice an snow, an they can swim for miles without stopping in open water looking for food, they are the ultimate preditors.

[@alreawon1212]

Because of humans (climate change) they don't have anything to eat. Polar bears are basically always hungry.

[@WholeWhiteBaby]

They only eat meat....no berries, no insects...nothing that isn't capable of running away....that is a predator, to EVERYTHING.

[@-THE-PHANTOM-]

Anyone else annoyed by the woman who said “She’s Saying Hi.”?

[@JGStone]

The toddler really was the smartest in a room full of idiots.

[@silloweet]

For being scared of an animal that can’t reach him?

[@JGStone]

Look at, she is saying hi... If that polarbear could, then she would eat each and every one of them, and I do suspect she'll lack the manners to introduce herself before doing so. ​@silloweet

[@racerx6247]

Tbh the only idiot in this is the sadly the toddler for being afraid of that bear when the whole place was protected and no possible way for rhe bear to get him, those others are smart enough to know theres impenetrable protection hence no one got scared 😉

[@silloweet]

@@JGStone “If” meaning it can’t

[@johnjustice8478]

A "She's just saying, 'hi!'" B "But, it's ripping the child to pieces!" A "She's just being friendly."

[@Nicole-st4py]

B

[@vaazig]

Don't worry, she doesn't bite.

[@johngore7744]

@@vaazig no she claws too. Could rip a six inch deep gash in your chest a foot long with one swipe. That 4 gashes for

[@johngore7744]

Five gashes one for each claw.

[@T-roc57]

Oh she's just playing.

[@mattcleary9522]

I like how the kid just dipped no scream no crying he just ran. That was the right reaction

[@Rebornx19-iz6mh]

He realized he was playing with something that would kill him without this … glass 😂

[@nancyayotte2297]

Right? Smart kid. He's gonna need his smarts to keep himself safe obviously. Lol

[@denisars2082]

He nearly died of fear LoL

[@Papitoti]

Kid understood the situation better than his mom 😂

[@jayg1692]

Saying hi? She's trying to eat your child ma'am 😂

[@ChristopherWallbank-di9hj]

If i had to choose between a grizzly and polar bear I'd choose the grizzly, polar bears make grizzlys seem placid

[@eliasvonbrille]

People are really thinking the Mother doesn't know the Bear wanted to kill the Kid. But you don't HAVE to tell that to the Kid. The Kid knows that either way. Your Job as a mother in that Situation is to calm your Kid and not make it have a panic attack. People in the comment section really thinking they are the only people with common sense... The arrogance of Internet people is stunning.

[@AnimalsRGreat]

There's ALOT of stupid ppl out there. Happy I'm not one of them.

[@Rebwell]

I’d say it’s more of a chance to teach a child yes these animals are wild that’s why if you see a bear in the woods… not gaslight their instincts. Pretending everything is fine teaches people to ignore their instincts

[@kaiser-qe7iy]

ah yes, blatantly lying to her kid. how smart of her.

[@miamitten1123]

Why would you lie to your child about a life lesson. If this was a hike in the mountains. This kid would have done that to a grizzly bear 🐻.

[@eliasvonbrille]

@@kaiser-qe7iy I am an Atheist. If my child was dying I would tell them that he/she goes to heaven. Because not every thing is about the truth. Of course the mother could have told her the truth. But she also could not have. Doesn't mean she didn't know that the Bear wanted to kill the kid like everyone here claims.

[@experiencefloridawithjulie4568]

The moment a toddler becomes wiser than his mother.

[@terri6854]

If you weren't in such a hurry to ridicule you would've realized that obviously the woman was trying to soften the shock and calm the kid down with a nicer sounding explanation.

[@J.A.huscher]

Lets tell the kiddo he was gonna get ruined by the bear 👍

[@RepublicTeaRoom]

adjectives really needed here.

[@DgardsGaming]

@@terri6854yea these people clearly don’t have kids or if they do just don’t care if kids traumatized for life.

[@AlphaQHard]

@@terri6854 The average person is insanely stupid, dont bother. These people licked windows on the short bus

[@bott3849]

People need to teach their kids that not all animals are cuddly.

[@ichbinderhund2109]

Well I mean he didn’t do something bad😅

[@gdc6153]

Let him learn for himself. So what if he loses an arm and a leg💀

[@ichbinderhund2109]

@@gdc6153 it was in a zoo🤦‍♂️ how high is the chance he will ever encounter a really dangerous animals

[@issachaarwazulu1726]

​@@gdc6153💀💀💀 that's just dark but you right folks have lost their minds....on a video where a Pride was chasing a calf , people in the comments were saying the person recording and those looking are evil,they should help the calf 😂😂😂

[@viperrecords3288]

@@ichbinderhund2109He encountered a dangerous animal stupid. It was just behind glass. Take the glass away and that kid is lunch. Barriers break all the time. The world is an imperfect place.

[@pako_shark]

cant believe mom didnt say “Hey son, did you see that lunge? That bear wanted to HUNT you. It wanted to KILL you. If it wasnt for this glass, It would be DISMEMBERING you, LIMB FROM LIMB. Youd be SCREAMING in AGONY as the zoo staff would be finding a means to subdue it but it would be too late, it would pull your SPINE right out of your THROAT and chew on it. Isn’t that silly?” Terrible mother totally not preparing her son for the real world, because it hasnt been engrained into our literal DNA that we need to avoid dangerous predators.

[@gonkyguerrila]

shiver me timbers

[@kysevader]

"Darwin award goes to"

[@yesyoucan7877]

Bro get a life… it’s a fcking zoo the glass is there for a reason you dingus…

[@eyal2822]

It's engraved in our DNA, but for humans ( Darwinism is a lie ) life experience is more impactful

[@OhYahDude]

Whoa there bud, he is still a kid. Sure the mom should've communicated the reality that the bear was trying to eat the boy so he gets a healthy respect for dangerous wildlife. But jeeze, don't give the kid nightmares for 2 months

[@leslieschott754]

Mother’s laugh actually sounds as if SHE’S a little nervous & didn’t expect that leap.

[@scottmackenzie7131]

No. She’s ignorant. That bear is the most dangerous thing on earth

[@PlanB0179]

That kid just had an experience most people don’t live from. He saw how a polar bear looks when it wants you for dinner.

[@bananna_309]

fr, if the glass was not there it would be the last thing he saw

[@supho3309]

​@@bananna_309 No shit captain obvious

[@bananna_309]

@@supho3309 no need to be rude

[@supho3309]

@@bananna_309 Yea you're right sorry

[@PlanB0179]

@@supho3309 damn man… poor Banana

[@sirfailalotful]

I’m glad the toddler is attuned enough to recognize danger vibes since the grownups apparently aren’t.

[@al81yoo]

There's no danger here, obviously

[@welshlady212000]

I know what your saying, it was a teachable moment.

[@ousmaailayoub5727]

It's not dangerous but laughing at a wild animal trying to kill your son is kinda weird.

[@Mike-jx8ks]

Wow I said that in my comment.. that girl saying look it she is saying hi.. is really stupid and dumb.. like u know.. whatever.. so stupid.. that bear was charging the kid and if that glass broke they wouldn't be laughing

[@kravstema6287]

Respect issue too, the parents didn’t teach the kid to respect a larger more dangerous animal, so the bear did

[@GmonkeyJ777]

Baby knew what was up, while his mama straight up lying to the boy.

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

I mean, someone explain to that Mother that if a snarling rabid dog runs towards her son, he shouldn't just interpret it as it saying "hi".

[@claudemaassen2963]

I'm sure she knows that. She was just trying to comfort him so that he would not be traumatized.

[@soullessangel207]

​@@upturnedblousecollar5811trust me they are not letting the kid be alone to understand that, there is nothing they could do alone anyway even if they knew it's dangerous. the least they can do is not terrify the kid for life because of a minor incident, kids are very vulnerable at that age. when they grow up a little age 8 - 10 they will let them know about the dangers of the world. let kids be kids.

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

@@soullessangel207 Exactly. Let kids be kids, not meals for hyper-aggressive dogs just saying "hi". Sheesh. Enjoy KZbin lol.

[@soullessangel207]

@@upturnedblousecollar5811 you're acting like they are on a trip in a forest with polar bears, they are protected, the child will not be harmed. instead of terrifying him at that age comforting him should be prioritized. I guarantee he will learn about his safety and how dangerous animals in the wild can be when he's more mature. kids watch bears being cute and cuddly on cartoons so it warps their perspective, but they will learn quickly that's fiction. I will not tell my child "the world is evil, animals are there to eat you, you're gonna die, life is meaningless" etc because they will learn that in the appropriate time. they should still be innocent and sheltered at that age for their development, as they grow up they will learn about the world.

[@YoYoo5]

Polar bear: Oh look, a fun size human.

[@alton31ellis]

His face while walking away- “come now mother. I need to procure some fresh pants.”

[@SiriHakuoh]

😂😂😂 Underrated!

[@joshlayes3130]

You’re so dumb 😂😂😂

[@Decgyrrl]

I know!😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@brandonaldaymachuse6669]

😂😂😂

[@EXPOSINGTHELIES247]

THAT'S COLD GOLD 😂😂🤣🤣

[@markrengel7880]

On some extra-sensory, primordial level, the kid understood he was prey and the pain and fear of being eaten alive - the glass barrier didn't stop the sensation

[@tonyvelasquez6776]

fosho brodie

[@tomaszzubiak543]

@@tonyvelasquez6776 lol

[@mikegreen7526]

😂

[@JOEAPPLE007]

Was it like the glass cabin between you and your beer?? 😂😂

[@vivien4806]

Uh or it was just scary. Yall internet folks worry me at times

[@rattaxi9645]

I'd be pissy, too, if I were a polar bear in that situation. Wrong climate, in a cage, being eyeballed.

[@floofikite6524]

Kid: *makes noise* Polar Bear: THE FRICK U JUST CALL ME?!

[@connorbaz5980]

"Aw, she's JUST SAYING HI" Bear: "dang it, these glass walls keep getting in the way of my lunch!"

[@IMSLIMEFR]

facts that mf bear thought he was actually in da water

[@thomasjoseph5876]

People don't realize that many animals like to "play" with their food before eating it. They actually took a theory from the animal kingdom as to why they "play" with their food first and adopted it into Vampire movies where the blood and meat of a prey tastes better if the prey is in a highly frightened state. The ultimate is when a predator gets to chase their prey before ultimately catching and eating it. It's almost like Dinner Foreplay lol.

[@tmasst07]

Lol

[@RagedDoDo]

She’s just saying lunch!

[@terri6854]

Obviously the woman was trying to soften the shock and calm the kid down with a nicer sounding explanation.

[@letyourlightshine8646]

Look on the kids face was priceless. He seemed to understand the power possessed by the bear.

[@killyourego1185]

"look she's saying hi".. Glass: You're welcome.

[@notflash11]

Mom “She is saying hi” Child “Is she mad or am I adopted”

[@PowerCrunchVideos]

*Literally tries to murder your child in front of you* "Look she's saying hi :D"

[@LizzyGiggles]

She was being a good mother by trying to calm her scared child.

[@PowerCrunchVideos]

@@LizzyGiggles she would be a better mom if she didn’t let the baby get close enough to the window for the polar bear to scare them to begin with.

[@PowerCrunchVideos]

@@Stanleythepup2629 I'm sure she would get along great with the white tiger, Montecore. He was also professionally trained before he snatched Roy's neck...because y'know these aren't domesticated animals so it doesn't matter how sweet they are, they aren't child friendly safe.

[@Stanleythepup2629]

Oh wait nvm this isn’t Kali I was definitely surprised by this behavior

[@Stanleythepup2629]

It’s a completely different place

[@NoriMori1992]

I love how the toddler didn't scream or cry, just power walked away 😂

[@daz1648]

If your brain was made of cotton there wouldn't be enuf to make a butterfly a pair of boxer shorts

[@PlanB0179]

Lol when your survival instincts tell you to not even try.

[@j-hp2449]

Looks like a very smart boy.

[@TheKingofKingscorona]

Kid has never been more terrified children cry for wants or needs buddy’s survival instincts kicked n froze n just ran 😂

[@BrainDamageComedy]

he's a real man

[@watchnoface8770]

Not only imprisoned but living in what looks like a Caribbean habitat vs the arctic….Nice job humans, really out did yourself here.

[@torribrown2480]

That kid understood more than the adults that the glass saved his life.

[@terri6854]

Obviously the woman was trying to soften the shock and calm the kid down with a nicer sounding explanation.

[@nezaeya]

Comments like these are a desperation to always feel the need to insult SOMEONE. The adults KNEW that the polar bear wasn't a threat to them considering it's behind a thick glass. So, i don't understand your logic on insulting the adults for not taking the attack so serious.

[@Tony-lk6sn]

​@@nezaeyaIt's not an attack. It's to teach your children the reality vs delusional thoughts. Your children need to understand the difference between pets and wild animals. Telling your child that a monstrous polar bear is saying hi is unrealistic and delusional and is very dangerous. These animals are not pets, and can eat anything when they're hungry!

[@firemonkey1015]

@@Tony-lk6snAh yes because they’ll run into a polar bear on a daily basis… These comments are pretty ridiculous, there’s no polar bears in North America, unless you go to the unpopulated parts of Canada.

[@jrcrit8843]

@torribrown2480 it’s actually funny how your arrogant comment made you look really stupid. Clearly everyone at a zoo knows the glass is protecting them dummy

[@legendaryfrolox6285]

That boy knew a primal fear at that point of what it means to be prey...

[@CptHindsight01]

Yea he definitely grew up a level after that one 😂 good for him

[@antoniogabriel8820]

When they get a shotgun, i wanna see who is the pray😂

[@IEZX01]

​@@antoniogabriel8820that thing will take a lot more than a shotgun....

[@nickstanton9480]

@@IEZX01no it won’t. It’s a bear, not a Tyrannosaur. A few shells of 00 Buck will cause it to stop charging/attacking, and it will likely bleed out afterwards.

[@IEZX01]

@@nickstanton9480 yea but it will rip you to shreds before it bleeds to death

[@miamitten1123]

That boy is gonna be one of those “old soul” kids as he grows.

[@olamelchi.1162]

Love the quiet, confident and preventive reaction of the kid. He walked away from the danger zone.

[@junwoojang2941]

"It came to say hi..." Lady that Polar bear was not holding a coka cola bottle.

[@hafekasikween]

This comment needs more likes! 😂😂

[@Jules279]

"Damnit, the vending machine's not working!" Polar Bear's subconscious

[@Active_ontiktok.]

*"NOM."* -coca cola polar bear.

[@canisXsapien]

He saw the boogeyman and nobody believes him

[@StatBoiRichie]

😂😂😂

[@thekingofspeed8960]

Crazy how most people expect polar bears to be cute and cuddly like a panda or something, but the reality is so much more terrifying…

[@beebeetee2926]

Not even panda are cute and cuddly like we were taught. They are not harmless.

[@lucasbrandt5501]

Polar bears are the largest terrestrial carnivores on the planet and will actively seek out and hunt humans

[@sereal2091]

@@lucasbrandt5501 Absolute apex predators.

[@jjjyli686]

Fr they are so uneducated that it’s ridiculous. Hunry polar bear will eat humans with no issue

[@2guns_]

I blame Coca-Cola

[@jakubyakub]

Kid learnt more about nature in those 5 seconds than the adults did in their whole life

[@Thedevilalwayslie]

Polar Bear: You call me a THEIF 😮

[@alexverdigris9939]

“She’s just saying hi” - average dog owner in my area when their dog clearly intends to attack me.

[@jkoenig2677]

I’ve never been attacked by a dog. I go out of my way to approach them. Sorry you are a scared wuss literal thinking paranoid reactive baby. Your irrationality is more dangerous than any dog.

[@skyminji]

Ong

[@jamesbyrne9312]

That's un your head, they are just digs, and if u keep thinking they are going to attack you they sense your fear. Stop taking yourself so damn seriously

[@bern6543]

​@@jamesbyrne9312even if "he just wants to play!", people have every right not to like dirty pows on their clothes, the claws scratching them and dog's saliva flying to their faces.

[@jamesbyrne9312]

@@bern6543 haha ur funny, not

[@TheKba8782]

She is not saying hi, she’s saying I’m hungry

[@amsterdamG2G]

Hi! I'm hungry😅

[@Dimensionalalteration]

​@@amsterdamG2G hi hungry

[@amsterdamG2G]

@@Dimensionalalteration 🤣👍💐

[@robertn9178]

Send more kids! The last one tasted great!

[@Hpt96]

Hi I’m hungry 😊 is more like it 😂

[@MrBigred1990]

“She’s just saying hi” biggest lie ever, mom 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@GraytonParker]

Mom: oh look she’s saying hi Kid: ok Kid: sees bear in the wild and tries to say hi 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@sand-7938]

The little boy is intelligent. He understood the danger and left the scene feeling weird about it. So many kids his age would be laughing.

[@carl6352]

He was in shock. Never taunt something 20 times your size.

[@spirituallyrich1744]

@@carl6352 Has nothing to do with the size. Wolf or pit bull can easily take a human down, while actually being lesser than half the size.

[@carl6352]

@@spirituallyrich1744 sure it does in this case. But you are right size changes with different situations, but those you brought up have no plexi glass to stop them.

[@goldenduck854]

Noo they wouldnt

[@Giraffetaint]

It takes intelligence to be frightened by a massive bear?

[@kurupath7775]

In that movement, he realises cartoons and TV ads are fake .

[@jamespoon2656]

Then his mom pipes in with what is tantamount to no honey the advertising executives really are on our side. You can trust them and our corporate overlords plus this big white teddy bear with your very life. Lol. Come on people it's a joke but it's also kinda true.

[@RandomAussie89]

New core memory

[@mantisracingchannel3910]

Yes perhaps polar bears don’t have a Coca-cola fixation and smile to the cameras at Xmas

[@b8nnytez]

and mints

[@kiwiana6190]

he didn't even cry, he just understood and dipped.

[@Brodes235]

That mother has the survival instincts of a dodo

[@michaelkavanagh932]

People there had a lot more trust in that glass than I would have

[@chrisford9045]

Exactly, that heavy animal smashing into the glass, don't trust it

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

Was thinking the same😱

[@kimsmith6469]

Its bullet proof!! Glass..

[@GD-xc4wg]

Me too. I thought I would have been scared. You never know. I heard some glass in zoo broke, not all but here on top with the water pressure ... 😵‍💫

[@robertjensen1048]

That’s because you aren’t President of Jensen Strong Glass Co, like I am. I know glass.

[@george8873]

Anyone who has watched any documentaries about Polar Bears knows that is exactly how they break the ice to get into dens to eat seals and their babies, that pouncing motion. It concentrates the pressure into the ice, making it give way. Good thing that glass held up.

[@davejenkins669]

Your not wrong or that kid would be no more

[@michellemooresings]

Scary!

[@charlesdjones1]

Yeah they have engineers that calculate all that lol.

[@lesliemellott6642]

​@@charlesdjones1well yeah. those engineers have been wrong b4 ya know:)

[@sebastianwelcome2080]

yes l have seen that on BBC one frozen planet 2 exactly that move there do

[@imChucknyc]

That kid was like No thanks.

[@clank7298]

Yes, I’m sure that’s how Polar Bears say “Hi.” And it biting your neck and ripping you apart is the bear’s way of saying it “loves you”.

[@anourtine6204]

She ain’t sayin “hi” she’s sayin “LUNCH.” 😂

[@matthewdawe9836]

She the type to say “oh he doesn’t bite!”

[@mychalowens127]

😂😂 Bet you anything she's a pitbull owner

[@pavanbiliyar]

And the type to insist dinosaurs are all peaceful plant eaters, even the ones with long teeth.

[@ultrameticulous]

Yes.

[@le_random_potato]

As his mother she was many rlly gonna say to her son OH SHIT HE WAS GONNA KILL U, she did the right thing by trying to calm him down and soften the blow bcuz he was in shock

[@celestetheariesdorsey952]

When it got teeth it will definitely bite 💯🤷‍♀️

[@Mr.Batman....1]

Lil guy teleported from Disneyland to real-land into couple of seconds.

[@jerrydelafuente9621]

Dude, wait, I was just kidding around! Come back!!!!!

[@maximumliberty]

It's amazing how strong glass can be when u think bout it.

[@hay7501]

@@heatnicoleher feeding wild animals is very bad for the animals.

[@luvfreedom1470]

Well there are kinds of glass that can stop bullets so not that surprising.

[@gamingclipz7309]

Well when it’s laminated glass and there are 3 1/2 inch glass layers with 2 1/8 inch layers of polyvinyl butyral it won’t be simple to break… even a elephant would have trouble getting thru it. Smashing the glass itself maybe. But the force required is crazy. Hence why even when the glass cracks the zoo isn’t worried as there are more then one layer

[@gerardcurran8169]

Wat king of comment is this lol

[@darksnow1111]

It is amazing how simple one's brain can be to leave a comment like this.

[@chrzrd.]

Good for him for keeping his cool and not crying. This kids got a strong sense of safety

[@amsterdamG2G]

Stronger safety glass

[@marciabarreto780]

@@amsterdamG2G Lolllll

[@porkbeans854]

It’s called being in shock.

[@EnlightnMe48]

Glass: You're welcome.

[@MNSTgrowth]

She’s saying hi.. to his dinner 😂

[@frankr2584]

She definitely isn't saying hi. If there was no barrier your kid would be on the news the next morning

[@blaakcoffee]

😂😂😂

[@gman2419]

It sees food

[@theghostofsparta4528]

She’s playing with her kid wtf is wrong with you

[@Lilbloodkidd]

@@theghostofsparta4528 that's how white people play with their kids

[@SquareMahogany]

She’s probably trying to keep the kid calm

[@reneequalls5878]

His little face. He knew without having to be told.

[@reganmcneil2074]

Human instinct

[@Muzakman37]

*Whilst walking away* 'He wanted a piece of me....'

[@456yukon]

he saw what wouldve happened wo the glass. scary

[@mimiBankx]

The crouching and standing is what triggered the bear actually .. the bear thinking the kid was hunting him down 😂😂😂

[@krystallinum]

"AAAAAAAW look at that polar bear attempt to murder that kid AAAaaAAW." Humans are so weird

[@DripStopShop]

She saying “hi, I’ll have the junior mcdouble.”

[@MrsCurry023]

😂😂😂😂

[@SirMattBugsby]

Laughed way too hard at that

[@SiLoMixMaster]

That glass is seriously impressive

[@astindods_]

Actually , if it's not.. um then it would be on news !

[@FewNewReasonss]

​@@astindods_ The more impressive something is, the more we take it for granted and don't give a f**k.

[@Robisquick]

Polycarbonate. Mostly not glass.

[@misscircleyayy]

@@FewNewReasonsswhat

[@Jspore-ip5rk]

With parents like this, there is absolutely no need to worry about "bad influences"

[@ScienceOnBears58]

Nah bruh he ain’t saying “hi” he’s saying “lunch”

[@n.m.9346]

Years later in some remote part in the North of Canada: "Don't worry, I've handled this before. The bear just wants to say hi."

[@michelemahon141]

😂

[@SiriHakuoh]

😂😂😂

[@diddykong7218]

Was never heard from again.....

[@818deadboys]

😂

[@Katie-zh3tw]

Best comment award goes to... Exactly what I was thinking, except I was picturing a 17 year old 7th grader bucking up at this kid and little bear whisperer thinks he can take him.

[@Angel-tw3ko]

His whole 2 to 3 yrs of life just flashed before his eyes.

[@gdc6153]

He got the fug outta there quick

[@swissapologetics]

That was a short clip

[@miamitten1123]

That boy mind went from 3 to 47 in a split second.

[@Nxt_TheRealKoala]

"Hehehe look at it it came to say hi :D.." Human survival instinct:Oh I'm Out

[@matouspullo]

She ain’t sayin hi. She’s sayin get in ma belly.

[@stumpgrinder13]

Absolutely

[@eriktruchinskas3747]

The kid had the right reaction, shame on the parent for filling the kids head with shit.

[@Aryzo]

Call it anti-parenting

[@DowntownTasty]

It’s these basic bitches that are so unaware of everything “oh my god she’s saying hiii” That kid knew that thing tried to attack him. Remember if it’s black fight back, brown stay down, white… goodnight.

[@DowntownTasty]

@Sober Gnostic right. Otherwise they’re going to go out camping and “say hi” to the bear or some shit. This is asinine and irresponsible. Teach kids to respect dangerous animals. The sad part is I actually see videos like this of people “saying hi” to the bears in campgrounds. And then they giggled cuz they’re up on a ladder. Ok that bear can climb a big ass tree in like 3 seconds.

[@Cm-pr4zv]

@Sober Gnostic I can almost guarantee this kid will never come across a wild polar bear in his life

[@dannytran1587]

@@Cm-pr4zv Doesn’t matter, the kid doesn’t understand it’s a polar bear. The kid sees an animal, and if you enforce the idea that animals are trying to say “hi,” that’s an easy way to get your child mauled out on a walk.

[@markfrank5937]

The baby understood what was going on, but she was clueless! That ain't "playing". They know how to be gentle, and that wasn't gentle.

[@Martinlavell]

Trust me, that bear is not saying hi. Everything is food to polar bears.

[@masonmatheson3929]

That boy is a toddler and has better instincts than his mother.

[@terri6854]

If you weren't in such a hurry to ridicule you would've realized that obviously the woman was trying to soften the shock and calm the kid down with a nicer sounding explanation.

[@chazbustos6790]

​​@@terri6854dont coddle your kids. Tell them the truth, medicine always goes down easier when you know its better for you in the long run

[@Ashw1115]

@@terri6854In a situation like that, babying your kid isn’t doing anything

[@Vexas345]

​@@chazbustos6790"Hey kid, that animal tried to eat you because you were up against the glass, which is sad because you just wanted to be friends, but there's really no actual reason to be scared, because the odds they make it through are so low that your more pressing concern is that you die in a fiery car accident on the way home." That's more wordy than "He wanted to say hi", but I guess it might work.

[@brandonweeks]

@@Vexas345my dad would’ve told me straight up “that thing tried to eat you”

[@ericweiler6571]

The most impressive thing this is, that kid’s reflexes. He got the hell out of the way immediately

[@mienshao1263]

had it not been for the glass, he would have been going nowhere.

[@danielhaire6677]

"Feet, initiate 'Be somewhere else' maneuver...NOW!!"

[@ULTRAOutdoorsman]

It was like 8 entire seconds between the time when I clocked it was hunkering for a pounce and the time when it attacked

[@8luvbug]

Most kids would've done that

[@happymantom]

Ya and all it takes for that plexy glass to break is bending it with force lol

[@mollygalbraith9788]

survival of the fittest man even the kids instincts were run away and all the adults were laughing 😂

[@youtubewatcher4955]

That Toddler is about to grow up with an intense fear of bears and will never know why 😂

[@davidjohn4140]

OR...will be mauled by a polar bear one day whilst trying to say hi to it.

[@Lynchmob2280]

No….. I’m pretty sure he knows exactly why he’s afraid of bears.

[@Lappelduvideify]

I have an intense fear of bears and I DO know why. You ever been near one when it's running? I thought that there was an earthquake.

[@richinoable]

Oh, he'll know ...

[@marv30ification]

Or could be a future Steve Irwin. Look at this beautiful polar bear let's see if we can get her to say hi.

[@marysalmon2367]

That bear was sizing him up underwater. Decided the leap was worth it. Poor kid. He now knows adults will lie.

[@everettthepetractionguy4222]

And he has just learned that some adults are also idiots. 🙄

[@deenad3562]

What do u want her to say: Holy crap Timmy, that bear wanted to rip your head off and have you for a snack, son! 😃

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

And I guess just forgot there was glass there, huh...smh stop tryinf to look smart. It doesnt suit you.

[@danielward7008]

@@deenad3562 It's better than dumbly telling the kid that the polar bear just wanted to say hi 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@childofgod269]

@@deenad3562yes

[@acethefloridianforever]

That toddler was like "Mom let's get the f*** out of here"!😂

[@TheStorm45]

Finish the sentence lady, "she's saying hi, I want you for breakfast" 🙄

[@infiniteminds5794]

You can be the one to tell your 3 year old that, no shit they're dangerous but she's not gonna be like "she wants to eat you alive stop fucking around Timothy"

[@owenandrew7951]

@@infiniteminds5794 I was just going to comment this 😂

[@kracksquatch512]

​@@infiniteminds5794 Youre Mad Over A Joke lolz. Youre The Parent Who Doesn't Tell Their Kids About Staying Away From Grown Men In Panel Vans Who Lost Their Puppy and Need A Child's Help Finding It. The Kid Felt Negative Vibes, and She Was Conditioning Him Not To Trust His Gut. Shame On Her. He Knew What She Said Was Some Bs. No Need For You To Get Offended Over The Sentence The Bear Would 100% Have Been Saying.

[@blackbeltjones2903]

​@@kracksquatch512Stop Typing Every Word In Your Sentences With A Capital Letter. You wierdo.

[@kracksquatch512]

@@blackbeltjones2903 Don't Copy Someone After You Try To Force Them to Have Your Low Level Thinking. *You Weirdbitch*

[@pooppoop2767]

Some primal early human Instincts probably chain reacted in this kids brain when the bear lunged like that.

[@lf2052]

or maybe just i don't know.... animal instinct of realizing this thing could rip me apart

[@pooppoop2767]

@@lf2052 it's a zoo dude. Stay at home if you're scared.

[@jamespoon2656]

@@pooppoop2767 I think you are possibly missing a point that the comment and laugh from the apparent mother has ramifications as a matter of philosophy or personal policy of conduct out side of this specific time and location. The child could be influenced by this chain of events and attitudes to make bad decisions in other circumstanses in the future like the woman in Anchorage who many years ago went past barriers at the zoo and ended up almost being killed by the resident polar bear and wasn't because of the bravery of fellow zoo goers. She was an adult no less and a reasonable assumption is that a child would be even more susceptible to bad or unwise communications from trusted adults. There was also a lesser known incident where some younger gentlemen went completely inside the enclosure and at least one was grievously injured. A third incident was never reported to the general public that easily could have been fatal. A false sense of security could lead this child to make bad decisions with respect to endless hypothetical encounters with anything from a wild bear or elk to an aggressive domestic dog etc.. Also this arguably dismissive attitude is objectionable when it is multiplied by seemingly countless other individuals and other places and times. I imagine this mother is good to her son and thoughtful most of the time but an untruth is seldom a good choice when other options can achieve the same goal with less risk.

[@jocelynuy2922]

It appears that we have some of us left behind……..

[@jjlloyd8017]

"She's saying hi." HAHAHAHA!!!

[@K1NG0FW0LV35]

"She's saying Hi" Sounded more like "bye" to me but what do I know?

[@farleyjackson]

He walked off like, "Lawd have mercy!"

[@scottjacopian3191]

"Lord".

[@scottjacopian3191]

@@yok3365 lawd... ok! Don't know him! 😕 LMFAO 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@backdoort.v.700ent2]

😭😭😭😭

[@therealdeal3672]

Polar bear: Imma EAT YOU!!! 🐻‍❄️ Mother: hahaha, lookit, she's saying HI! Kid: Imma hell OUTA here!!!

[@RichD1]

??? Is there supposed to be a joke in this comment???

[@therealdeal3672]

It's more of a brief narrative.​@@RichD1 🙄

[@RichD1]

@@therealdeal3672 why do you like your own comment also whats the point if its a 20s vid

[@therealdeal3672]

There's 21 thumbs up on my original comment so there's 21 people who could have given it a thumbs up. Why do you think it was me? Just because I'm right?​@@RichD1

[@RichD1]

@@therealdeal3672 “theres 21 likes in my original comment so 21 people would also like this comment” liking a comment doesnt mean you automatically have to like every other comment you post, also thats very self centered and im not saying youre wrong im asking whats the point, also you very clearly liked your own comment, how tf 10 minutes ago after u posted it someone saw that and liked the reply even tho your comment is 4 months old? No logic in that

[@xXDakota_GoldXx]

That’s some strong glass! 😮

[@loganrosas2226]

Shes saying hi???? LADY SHES SAYING DIE!

[@helmetongrass1893]

The toddler's expression shows that he understood the situation better than the lady lmao

[@mrmaclovin255]

Not really no

[@shampoofully7923]

He’s incredibly safe. Why would she freak out. Hes like 4

[@daviskiker9886]

“She saying hi” Yea right, if that glass wasn’t there that kid would’ve said hello to that bears teeth & then the lord.

[@SquareMahogany]

Probably trying to keep the kid calm and not be scared

[@al81yoo]

Yes a parent would take a 2 year old into the arctic tundra to meet a wild polar bear..stupid

[@robertsalmen7189]

The polar bear was just trying to see if the kid had an extra bottle of Coke™

[@stephenfrench3888]

No shit sherlock

[@willhorting5317]

But the point is... the glass is there. And even if the mother had told the child the truth, at that age the child would not comprehend. That child running away wasn't an intellectual choice. It was simply instinct.