World's Deadliest Predator Up Close (Private Tour)

[@dustinslav983]

Haha I am the the keeper working with the camels! I had no idea about your videos, they're amazing!

[@jkeeney2010]

Listen to his joe rogan episodes bro has done some wild stuff

[@dustinslav983]

@jkeeney2010 Yeah I'm gonna have to! Thanks for the heads up!

[@alfredohernandez4187]

Me neither I first seen him on the Joe rogan experience. He's done a lot and clearly loves nature

[@dark_memer42]

The Camels are spectacular congratulations

[@Upgraydez]

I was quite surprised to see him show up in WPG. I guess he got a more natural reaction from people tho, not knowing who he was. Lol

[@motorhead2003]

I always love it when Forrest is going to do a video. He has a way of presenting the facts that's refreshing.

[@Dj.Ray.Von.]

I was made aware of Forrest when he appeared on Joe Rogans pod a few years ago. I've been hooked on him since and as a Brit, for me he's as enjoyable as watching David Attenborough! Such a cool dude !

[@motorhead2003]

@Dj.Ray.Von. I agree!! He's more of a down to earth sort of guy than most of the other people who have done the wildlife tour. Steve Erwin was a good guy too but I think Forrest has him beat. I hated the way he was taken out by that stingray. A real fluke of nature.

[@doonhilla]

@@Dj.Ray.Von. Me too, first saw him on Joe rogan and was hooked. His enthusiasm for nature and animals is infectious and his presenting is so natural. Top bloke.

[@eileengarcia7367]

Fuck Zoo's!

[@michaelnone6322]

What about when he actually does it though?

[@CarsonArgan]

I actually worked as a keeper at this zoo for a year back in 2021 and it’s so cool to see Forrest came here, also insider scope the Mara’s from the start of the video love popcorn 🍿 😁

[@nathancampbell4269]

this is my local zoo! This place is amazing!! Im soo happy to see you here!! Thanks for doing this man

[@OrphanTraveler97]

Where is it

[@nathancampbell4269]

@@OrphanTraveler97 Winnipeg Manitoba Assiniboin park zoo

[@lizbecker1677]

Loved all the animals! The double-hump camels were my fav's because you don't see them too often, and I think they're gorgeous animals!

[@Demion83]

Yeah, and he said going from cute to dangerous, like Bactrian camels aren't dangerous... that could be your last mistake.

[@doonhilla]

Absolutely staggeringly beautiful creatures polar bears. I saw one in Edinburgh zoo some years ago and couldn't believe how big its paws were, like the size of a dinner plate. Love all the content you do man, really top tier stuff and always a pleasure to watch.

[@greggrobertson9793]

Mercedes the bear

[@tdoom1354]

That fn awfull. The one i Edinburgh zoo has smaller living space than me………. F THAT

[@sabbirahammad4401]

Kodiak is bigger than polar .

[@tomeullabres5288]

@@sabbirahammad4401 That's not true. Polar bears can get up to 1000kg (2200lb) and the biggest kodiak ever was only 680kg (1500lb). biggest polar bears are huge. Average for a male kodiak bear is about 300kg( 660b) but the average for a male polar bear is 600kg (1200lb).

[@sabbirahammad4401]

@@tomeullabres5288 r u sure ?

[@williamcallahan1102]

You have so much passion for what you do and it makes it such a pleasure to watch all of your content! Thank you for making extinct or alive and mysterious creatures they are my comfort shows and even my 2yo loves them! Keep doing tge work you do to bring awareness to the wonderful world around us 🖤

[@patrickritchot158]

I'm from manitoba so this is my local zoo. I was part of building that polar bear exhibit and it was a very cool project to be on

[@Spyder3107]

I don't wanna be that guy, but Pronghorn are notorious for not being able to jump much at all. Their migration routes are usually blocked by barbwire fences that they have to crawl under.

[@georgejulien3286]

Absolutely accurate, fences are one of the biggest issues for pronghorns. They can’t jump for shit.

[@hurricaneaquatics]

The guy said it's to keep the predators out, not keep the pronghorn in.

[@bripa3890]

Right, I was like, does this guy know anything hahaha, that's one of the most common facts about pronghorns

[@broteinshake400]

@@bripa3890common thing to know if you grew up around them , feel like me being example coming from east coast hunting whitetail could get that misunderstood and he said he grew up in South Africa

[@ForrestMccroy]

On RDR2 they never jump.

[@LoveaudreyPink]

I live in Winnipeg so close to the zoo and you are my favourite youTuber

[@matthewporras3815]

Imagine giving a guy a private tour at a zoo and he’s finishing your sentences about the animals 😂😂 I love Forrest

[@1enediyne]

Awesome zoo! Workers are very friendly and well informed about the animals. The polar bear tunnel is the coolest! Kinda funny that the bears can see the ringed seal aquarium from their enclosure though.😂

[@JayJacksRC]

absolutely love these tour videos youve been doing!! even when i think i know a little something about something theres always so many great facts shared here

[@ArikHarper]

letttssssss goooooo forrest love how you came to the heart of canada and i hope you enjoyed your time here this past summer

[@JUVI9596]

I grew up in Winnipeg and moved to Calgary in 1999. I miss this zoo. Was always a favourite place as a kid

[@corybourrier9722]

Good on you visiting Winnipeg! Sending good vibes! 😎 💪

[@tymiller9714]

I swear you're the new Crocodile Hunter to me, always learning new stuff. I had NO idea those lil rodents existed

[@jackhall290]

Its interesting hearing the zookeepers talk about how ferocious the Polar Bears would be to even staff, even in their well fed docile environment. For one, you just dont often hear animal handlers talk about the inherent dangers of the animals, mostly with crocs and venomous snakes you hear that, but Grizzly Bear handlers are all over YT sticking their heads in their mouths. Secondly, for me, my GF is from AK and her father has been taken out with Natives to harvest Balene from whales and the Natives can be on one side of the whale harvesting blubber and Balene with Polar Bears on the opposite side just enjoying the free meal.

[@andrewmcquade9413]

They used to have a polar bear at the Philadelphia zoo, and they had this big plexiglass observation area where you could see inside the water tank. I watched the bear push a medicine ball down 20ft underwater like it was nothing, it was incredible.

[@AnyAni-Animals]

what an incredible experience! Seeing these amazing animals up close and learning about them was truly eye-opening. The polar bear interaction was definitely a highlight. 😍

[@ROBLOXTDSMM2KATContent]

Forrest Is very underrated

[@Demion83]

Clearly overrated. He gets so much info about animals wrong.

[@mrichards6368]

Great vid from another broster

[@tobiascervienka5915]

In Vienna there is the oldest zoo in the world and they have a really deep pool or more like a pond for their polar bears and you can watch them dive in there

[@CA-lf7jt]

So glad I got to see some of these antelope in the wild out west years ago soooo fast! Fantastic encounter

[@codzreagz]

No way you were in my city! Damn would have loved to meet you dude, i've been a fan for a long time!

[@ellejay1066]

I've ridden a Bactrian camel once as a kid. It was so high up; I felt like I was on an elephant! And although I've always known bears are omnivores, but polar bears are definitely carnivores in the wild, it's interesting that they feed them fruit and vegetables and so basically omnivores too, and looks like they really like lettuce! And wow, the keepers saying they would not ever want to get in a situation where they could be in the polar bear's pen despite working with them every day, because they are so confident that she wouldn't hesitate to eat them, that's quite the reality check! Cute ≠ friendly! Good to know!

[@joeskeeboo1365]

And here i thought polar bears were hyper carnivorous 😮🤯 thus is why I love Forrest's channel! You learn so much lol! We need to see forrest and the Irwins collaborate a video!❤

[@Dustin-r8p]

They are! Hyper carnivorous just means that more than 70% of their diet is meat; however, that doesn't mean all of it is! :)

[@joeskeeboo1365]

@Dustin-r8p oh! 🤣 alright, bet, lmao! Does that mean that when they do find vegetation in the wild they like, they'll graze a bit? P.s. thanks for the comment! It's awesome to have a genuine convo on the platform 😁

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

wild polar bears only eat meat because thats all thats available to them. but they are basically brown bears with some adaptations for extreme cold. i am guessing that they dont have the money to only feed them seals.

[@dustinslav983]

More than happy to chat about pretty well any animal haha! So, in the colder months when sea ice is available, the bears will eat primarily meat. When that ice melts and they become landlocked, they lose access to seals and forage on a variety of things, including berries! Edit: apparently I have different KZbin accounts on my desktop and phone but I am the same dustin. 😅

[@Demion83]

They're often hyper carnivorous in the wild out of necessity, but it needs to be remembered they are fundamentally brown bears and are not far removed at all (even readily interbreed in the wild).

[@GracieBunny73]

Never been this soon to a video before! Thank you!

[@TazzieTiger73]

Forrest, make sure you visit the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium someday! I hear it's really cool.

[@erikadowdy2382]

The Camels!!!! EPIC❤Gorgeous and healthy- Beautiful 😊 The Polar Bear too! I love how Forrest gets SO excited 😏 it’s infectious 🌼

[@billy8129]

I love you Forrest! Love from Minnesota!

[@brettpetrick6643]

Winnipeg?? Never thought you’d be in my city I just got back from Churchill where you can see them in the wild

[@mcj44]

Was shocked too when I clicked the video lmao

[@billiam6071]

That’s what I’m saying!

[@hassanalblooshi3158]

This guy was so mad 😡 this man 👨 has a problem he can’t handle this kind behavior in a world 🌍 of people with nothing better in them he has a mental health issues but his own is so poor he’s a bad man 🧍‍♂️ who 🎊 🎊 he can’t be this guy can’t handle it in this 🎊 he can’t afford this guy can’t handle

[@GallagherChristie]

Lol I saw Assiniboine zoo and thought, wait that's the name of the zoo in my city......

[@msssky]

was also surprised to see he came to Winnipeg!

[@ThatOherDude]

Detroit Zoo has a very similar setup for their polar bears. It's definitely my favorite exhibit there and has been since I was a child. It's mostly used for the seals these days, but there are plenty of other parts of the exhibit where you are that close up with them.

[@techjay2214]

WINNIPEG??????? no wayyyyy

[@lbj2320]

what does that supposed to mean...

[@Luckyhotsummer]

This show is medicine for the heart

[@dawndancey5212]

Cool video. Pittsburgh Zoo in Pennsylvania has an underwater tunnel with the polar bears

[@lgamersdkl1998]

More of this please! Loving the videos

[@michaelwells3048]

We recently had a Padagonian Mara on the loose somewhere in Colorado. That's how I ended up learning about that particular animal actually

[@desperado8605]

Forrest I love your videos everyone should have that kid like love and wonder for animals you do.

[@Bateyko]

Didn’t expect you to visit Winnipeg!! Haha

[@SunnyLovetts]

Feeding a polar bear lettuce is the most Canadian thing in the world...

[@cleverusername9369]

She took the lettuce so gently

[@danbulowski7013]

Another good video. Just wanted to mention that SeaWorld on the Gold Coast Australia, has a similar polar bear exhibit

[@SleezyRider883]

"bears cant multitask" watches a bear multi-task.

[@andrew348]

When a phrase is quoted it's supposed to be exactly what the person said not altered to try and make your point.

[@SleezyRider883]

@@andrew348 is that a quote from your mother?

[@Shadownight_136]

Star struggles to multitask

[@landonschaefer891]

I'd never thought you'd be in my hometown City of Winnipeg, pretty awesome! Hope you'd come back.

[@theothybo750]

The zoo in copenhagen has the same underwater tunnel for the polar bears

[@graemewestgate]

There’s one in Guanzhou in China that also has one

[@yalescheiderer1876]

Columbus Ohio as well

[@vaibhavdabral6726]

fav youtuber a big heart man

[@austynducharme5235]

I wish i would have known you were coming to town!!! Would have been an honour to meet you

[@kristincooper4078]

This was a super cool video!

[@coreyderbowka471]

Shoutout Winnipeg!

[@buccaneers8727]

Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium has a polar bear and underground tube like that. It's such a humbling moment being that close to the biggest murda puppy ever.

[@AmanitaPLUS]

Than you again Forest for all you do for us and them , neither can thank you enough 🙏

[@jdwillis007]

The Camel family (Camelidae) first evolved in North America.

[@MRdragonvr]

Like 10-15 years ago we had a polar pear at the Oklahoma Tulsa zoo before it died and was replaced with a grizzly

[@Argenswiss]

“One of the strangest animals in the world” proceeds to show an animal I’ve seen 1000 times as an Argentinian 😂❤

[@thedorkasaur]

I've never seen any of these animals! Mad how different experiances are

[@wetcoast4426]

Can't wait to see the Kwakea video!

[@msssky]

hey you were in my city! awesome

[@SlimothyPlays]

I've seen so many Pronghorn driving through the sagebrush tundras of Idaho, and would never have guess I was looking at a giraffe's cousin.

[@Steveoh1983]

Huge fan, wish I knew u came to our zoo…

[@Thy-jokuh]

0:14 drizzy?

[@zackfowler8613]

He said deadly, not p*ssy

[@chaz_alain]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@scootch17]

A minorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[@37yoh]

great content

[@youngmilli60]

Great vid

[@mitchbrinker1198]

Forrest is the man

[@richcapo4958]

Pittsburgh PA zoo has the same exact Polar Bear exhibit too

[@ryansullivan6899]

We need more content!!!!! Too long in between videos Forrest!

[@nickm7418]

How tf am I 3 minutes in to a forest video and just heard about two animals I’ve never seen before. Wild.

[@jessicagutowski1271]

You can have a similar Polar Bear swim above at the Detroit Zoo.

[@jkeeney2010]

Those polar bear zoo keepers definitely do not know who this dude is which makes sense but was really funng to me 😂

[@toddtrierweiler958]

Awesome 👍😎🎉🎉🎉

[@AnEyeRacky]

I would have loved to run into you there if i knew! You visit Canada often? Let alone where i live! Haha

[@donaldwheatoniii1809]

The Detroit Zoo has a similar walk through tunnel underwater to allow you to view polar bears and seals in its Arctic Ring of Life exhibit.

[@Mlawson04]

aye that’s my hometown zoo, missed opportunity to meet you

[@DannyFromLA23]

Seeing him next to that polar bear freaked me out.

[@vaibhavdabral6726]

excited bro

[@jacksonforman9560]

i would love to see you tour the australia zoo one day

[@Demion83]

That would be cool, do a collab with Robert or Bindi.

[@macguire7630]

Detroit Zoo also has a polar bear tunnel like that

[@zacharymulawa3560]

Detroit zoo has a similar polar bear enclosure

[@andrewaguilar3399]

Como zoo in MN has a Polar bear. Their Tigers just had cubs a few months ago and maybe a year or so ago their Snow Leopards had a cub. They have an awesome Wolf den. If im not mistaken, they are the longest running and operating Publicly Funded Zoo in the US

[@LindaC616]

Philly, Cleveland, Cincinnati, RI, Oregon...I don't see it on top 10 oldest

[@Nameless-gothic-stranger130]

Ooo I been here as a Canadian!😅🎉🎉

[@alexcochrane5585]

OMG YOU CAME TO MY CITY

[@aaronjenkins3657]

They have the same kind of setup for polar bears at the Columbus zoo in ohio

[@samajier2566]

Amazing,,,

[@dd-dd2co]

Never thought I'd see a Polar Bear eat lettuce.

[@nintendie]

those camels are huge!

[@LapisPebble]

Buddy shows up in my hometown and I didn't even know! Glad he didn't get stabbed

[@erikadowdy2382]

Stabbed???😡

[@craigbert]

@@erikadowdy2382famous hand shake.

[@lionelhutz5137]

@@erikadowdy2382 Winnipeg can be a rough city at times.

[@larryhammer5183]

Being in the bear zone and having a polar bear swim above your heads a pretty cool experience! You get a realization of how freaking massive they are pretty fast! I got a clip on my KZbin page from my day at the Zoo

[@jimle1370]

Omg! You were in my city!

[@t600gsxr]

I thought you were going to feed the Canadian president at the end 😉😉

[@greginthesouth2621]

They have a similar polar bear exhibit at the Detroit zoo 🐻‍❄

[@ShWade]

You can see it in the polar bears attitude it would eat you in a heartbeat. Does not like the target thing but likes food. I bet if you throw a target stick over the wall just watch how fast the bear would destroy it.

[@samuelmerrill3392]

There is a herd of those antelope that comes through my town. About 30 individuals

[@minnesotatomcat]

So we’re teaching the polar bears manners…..🤣 yeah ok

[@Demion83]

They're actually overhyping how dangerous that incredibly tame bear is. Polar bears in the wild are dangerous, but all these dangerous predators raised in captivity and treated well are tame and friendly.

[@Uiselmo]

The Pittsburgh zoo also has a polar bear tunnel

[@fingerforce]

Polar bears are my favorite animal!! So jealous!!

[@alexbrunton7939]

I just learned there are at least 8 confirmed jaguars in the United States, specifically in Arizona. It would be super cool if jaguars were able to reproduce and thrive in the American ecosystem

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

there is even a thing in the area where they are that if they are on a farmers land and they kill an animal, that farmer gets compensated by the state. so the farmers want jaguars there becauae it makes them money. pretty cool. they should do the same here with wolves. wokves are making a comeback here but many people arent happy with it, because those people suck at protecting their sheep.

[@bongsup5079]

What is on its side at 1:16 ? Are its ribs sticking out?

[@brodybearing5625]

the beaver is the second largest rodent, and the okapi is the giraffe's closest living relative (though an argument could be made that the okapi is itself a species of giraffe)

[@arunjoseph904]

As a bear, I can confirm... this guy smelled like camping gone wrong.

[@GylleneGott]

Coca-Cola also didn't help the polar bear's image with their commercials showing them as kind and friendly lol

[@alexandertracy8479]

Now I know that if ever I come across a polar bear in the wild all I have to do is climb a fence

[@jacksoncollins977]

The Pittsburgh zoo also has a polar bear tunnel 😢