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🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To ANIMALS VS HUMANS!
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@michaelschemlab 2 года назад

4:19 I looked it up, and the Hunter is fine, and said this about the encounter: “I am so happy after this confrontation with a black bear during our spring hunt. No wounds except a bruised elbow and ego where the bear threw me down. Genuinely happy that this was a non-fatal or tragic outcome. Proving that the black bear is a wild and unpredictable animal. Again, so happy with the outcome.”

@fionnmaccumhaill3257 2 года назад

There is a nearly identical one where the guy was killed by the bear.

@hanabi8698 2 года назад

The guy tackled by the bear wasn't speaking a foreign language. It was just a Native/Indigenous man yelling English words to try and scare it. He was out hunting. In a Canadian accent, heh. And he was fine by the way, just got knocked over and then the bear ran away. Assumed to be a young one that was unsure of itsself.

@gmunden1 2 года назад

These are zoo park animals. They have never been in the wild so it would be unwise to place them in that situation. These animals were not taken from the wild but rather bred in captivity and shared with accredited wildlife parks around the world in a wildlife conservation program. Large cats such as Amur tigers, cheetahs, leopards, are highly endangered and are hunted. The viewing area you see is just the public area. These cats do have other spaces to go and hide in the exhibits. Most, however are used to seeing people so they gravitate to the viewing window. Also notice that the cat is outside and the people are in an enclosed area.

@ixchel55 2 года назад

At 5 minutes those weren't warthogs, those were wild boars, considerably more dangerous. Not grizzly bear dangerous but they can still kill you.

@kabirconsiders 2 года назад

I would never have thought a boar/pig could kill a human. I blame Lion King for making them look harmless

@goldensuzaku 2 года назад

@@kabirconsiders People (used to) hunt Boars with spears that had lugs(or 'wings') just behind the blade to stop an injured and angry boar from driving the spear through it's own body to attack the hunter. Boars can be vicious. They are also omnivores so they can and will attack and eat other animals.

@TheBubbaClemson 2 года назад

The hogs in the snow weren't warthogs, they couldn't survive. They were Boar's,

@broodhunter2 2 года назад

Mountain gorillas (silverbacks refer to the male of the species) would not fair well in a fight with a grizzly bear. In addition to the bear having claws, the bear is also about 2 feet taller when they are both standing and the gorilla weighs about HALF what the bear weighs. Also, the bear has a faster ground speed. The bear has an immense strength and leverage advantage.

@kingjellybean9795 2 года назад

And a couple inches of fat that ol king Kong wouldn't be able to bite through

@lkayh 2 года назад

Unless the gorilla had some sort of terrain that gave it an agility advantage, you’re absolutely right. And honestly the smart money is on running away, not fighting.

@vanhattfield8292 Год назад

Silverbacks average 5 ft tall and Grizzlies range between 8 and 10 ft tall so it is quite a difference, The Grizzlies range between 3.5 and 5 ft at the shoulders when on all fours so some of them are as tall as a Silverback without even standing up...

@MsMorri 2 года назад

It depends upon the zoo, but most humane zoo's and sanctuaries have animals that simply just can't live in the wild. It can be due to injury or they've been raised in captivity and can't fend for themselves.

@suicyco4life666 2 года назад

I think a big Grizzly would thrash a Gorilla. The bear would be so much bigger, and it would have claws and huge teeth with a powerful bite. A Gorilla is nothing to mess with obviously. I just think a Grizzly would win easily.

@angiepen 2 года назад

I agree. Also add in the fact that gorillas are herbivores. Yes, they're strong and tough and fierce, but gorillas fight to defend their families, and the males fight each other for dominance and mating rights (and hardly ever kill each other). Bears fight because they're hungry, and if they're unsuccessful at it, they starve to death. I would think that'd give the bear another edge, aside from its physical advantages.

@Drescher1984 2 года назад

Yeah I agree the bear would win. We know it kills lions, from back when they had African lions vs grizzly bears as entertainment for gold digger during the fold rush.

@btnhstillfire 2 года назад

Even smaller sized sloth bears can kill Tigers…

@Wxqzq9826 2 года назад

agree but do you realize how big gorilla teeth are too lmao. Too big for being herbivores

@angiepen 2 года назад

@@Wxqzq9826 Yes, big teeth. No, they *are* herbivores. The size and strength -- they're one of the most radical cases of sexual dimorphism in the mammal world, IIRC -- is all because of the males fighting with each other for dominance, which leads to mating rights. Bigger and stronger gorillas win the fights, and get to mate and pass on their genes, rinse/repeat.

@girrl88 Год назад

Dude, gorillas are my greatest fear. Like my heart drops to my stomach and I want to cry level of fear. They could rip you apart with zero effort. Absolutely terrifying.

@bethking7348 Год назад

Used to go to the Portland zoo. Got disgusted with how many parents just used it as an outing with friends and didn't monitor their kids behavior which was pretty awful. Kids will torment the animals

@dstamour625 2 года назад

Some of the caged animals are rescued animals that can’t go back into the wild. For there safety. There’s a place about an hr from me that rescues animals like that. Great place actually taking my sisters kids there next week

@Kenneth_James 2 года назад

Lions don't live in the jungle. That would be the Tiger or Panther. Btw the bike and bear scene was fake.

@corinnepmorrison1854 2 года назад

Animals should be left in their natural habitat... Unless it’s a rescue situation...or trying to save an endangered species...

@NurseEmilie Год назад

Turkeys are mean ! I lived in South Carolina and when I was small we'd have a couple of turkeys in our back yard in October or November, which we killed to eat at Thanksgiving. If I'd walk out the back door they would run up to jump on me. I use to carry a stick when I went outside. They were very aggressive.

@nyarlathotep616 2 года назад

Pure terror with the dude on the bike

@KarenDaszczyszak 2 месяца назад

😂 Kabir when the guy was riding the bike, with your verbal & facial expressions it was like you were on the bike 😂

@MdGuardian1032 2 года назад

'Merica moment here but that bear chasing a cyclist is why whenever I go off roading in my Jeep in the cascades I take my .357 magnum. No we don't have huge brown bears but I've had face to face encounters with a couple of cougars and an elk. Thankfully the warning shot did the trick and they thought better on it and left. One of the cougars I came face to face with was clearly emaciated. Nothing but that gun shot was going to ward it off.

@LexyThomas134 2 года назад

That bear wasn't even real, it was CGI, but I do agree

@spaceshiplewis 2 года назад

Proper zoos (rescue and endangered animal breeding zoos) separate the annoying humans from the animals quite a bit from their enclosure and distract and feed the animals quite a lot so they don't really feel the need to go into hunt mode as that is dangerous for both the keepers and the animal.

@christianoliver3572 2 года назад

Here in parts of Texas we have a huge problem with feral pigs. They can get freaking huge and in parts of east Texas have actually been observed killing alligators. They'll charge people without warning and they can hurt you or worse.

@PatrickDaviswimiwamwamwazzle 2 года назад

People underestimate them because they associate them with pigs, who would go feral if left alone being dangerous in their own right, and underestimate them. Those suckers would kill you if they were hungry or numerous enough.

@christianoliver3572 2 года назад

@@PatrickDaviswimiwamwamwazzle And they cause amazing damage to agriculture in parts of Texas. It happens in places you wouldn't necessarily think of like up around Tyler where many of our best vintners or wine makers are they can kill rows upon rows of grape vines overnight Around central Texas they'll kill your veg patch if you don't happen to be a farmer and if you do happen to be a farmer you can expect to lose 10%-15% of your crops. Standard fencing can't stop them even 'bob-wor' - barbed wire because they just burrow under. And it's expensive to eradicate them as in some parts of Texas you'll end up having to hire a helicopter, a pilot and a guy that can shoot really well or you'll pay someone to trap the damn things. One thing though - the meat is damn tasty and it's cheap because it can't really be commercially sold

@leeneufeld4140 2 года назад

There have always been feral pigs in most of the Eastern and southern US. The problem became really serious after a number of game hunting reserves went bust in the 70's or 80's (I think - not really sure about the dates). They had huge Russian wild boars that were simply let loose and interbred with the local feral pigs. The resulting hybrids are much more dangerous than the original feral pigs were.

@petermoua4583 Год назад

you guys in texas should hit up the hunters here in cali, they’ll be more than glad to clean up those boars. there ain’t enough here in cali for them, the more the merrier for them i can promise you that.

@LandisLL 2 года назад

I live in Alaska and just this spring two paratroopers near Anchorage went into a wilderness area and came too close to an unknown bear den. One was hospitalized and one was fatally mauled. In a matter of seconds he was killed. These men were elite paratroopers

@narsil100 2 года назад

Gorilla vs Grizzly: They both have impressive teeth and strength, but the grizzly also has big claws on its serving platter-sized paws. The grizzly would have a significant size advantage and are faster runners on average (at a sprint). The gorilla would probably have a dexterity advantage as well, but I'd put my money on the grizzly.

@Sandman60077 2 года назад

4:18 That guy was ok, the longer version of the video shows him picking up the camera. After the bear jumped at him it ran off.

@maryannanderson2213 2 года назад

When I was a little girl we lived on a farm and there was one rooster who for some reason had developed an intense hatred for my brother who was about 3 or 4 years old and every time he would go outside that rooster would come at him like this turkey is coming at the men in this video. He made the mistake of doing that one day when my mother was outside too and when she saw him charging at my brother to flog him, she picked up a stick of stove wood and threw it at him. She had excellent aim. We had that rooster for Sunday dinner the next day.

@cssimps 2 года назад

@kibarconsiders I'm trying to figure out why you don't have more subscribers! I found your channel yesterday & I am here for it! Thank you!

@btnhstillfire 2 года назад

Im not sure where the term “King of the Jungle” comes from but the TRUE King of the actual jungle is the Jaguar.

@johnwjr7 2 года назад

I always thought the elephant should be the King of the Jungle.

@vanhattfield8292 Год назад

Tigers...

@billkant849 2 года назад

Chad Carpenter, a cartoonist from Alaska, did a nice one. It shows a couple of tourists, off the bus which is labeled "Abandon Tours - Tour with abandon", photographing a cute little rabbit. In the background there's 2 wolves. In the foreground, hidden by 2 rocks, there's 2 grizzly bears. The caption is "Alaska, step out of the bus and into the food chain." I live in Alaska and I'm very much aware of this.

@amberswafford9305 2 года назад

The lion is the king of places he doesn’t even live, that’s how badass they are.

@calisthetics 2 года назад

Lol it's almost like that lion just wanted to scare the guy instead of attacking him.

@YetiUprising 2 года назад

2:02 C'mon Kabir... This is a poorly edited bear encounter. The lighting on the bear is so far off, it magically never makes a sound, and suddenly forgot how to smell when it was real close. A cyclist is also highly unlikely to be able to outrun a determined bear without a downhill slope.

@LexyThomas134 2 года назад

Yeah, the guy who made the video said the bear wasn't real. He didn't try to hide that it was CGI

@KHarmonTCC 2 года назад

If I was the dude on the bike being chased I would have been a steaming pile of bear poop at some point.

@somashaman 2 года назад

As a few have noted the bike/bear clip is 100% fake. That bear's top speed would easily fall around 50 kph. The only way an average rider is hitting that speed is downhill on a smooth surface. Beyond which, that gap between them would have disappeared in a heartbeat of that guy stopping, and even if we trust the clip to that point, it wouldn't have just walked off after such a chase... It would have been all of 10 seconds for the bear to catch his scent.

@LA_HA 2 года назад

I've heard that, too. I wonder what the story on that clip is. Is it for a project? A prank or joke? And was it ever presented as real, or did someone troll the internet?

@leeneufeld4140 2 года назад

Unless the bear wasn't really chasing him, but just happened to be going the same way. It didn't seem to me to be chasing anything, just jogging along at a pretty comfortable pace.

@LA_HA 2 года назад

@@leeneufeld4140 Except the part where it looked for him... allegedly

@kbbeers4274 2 года назад

I’ve had my fair share of moose & bear encounters living in Alaska. 🤣

@hifijohn 2 года назад

human: you're interesting animal: you're dinner.

@bethking7348 Год назад

I've had a rooster go after me like that turkey. Took quite a few "clockings"with a 2x4 to chase the darn thing off

@spaceshiplewis 2 года назад

"Roll 'em UP!" - Clark Griswold

@willcool713 Год назад

If the bear caught the silverback alone, the bear wins. But half a dozen gorillas with branches would beat the crap out of just about anything, before they jumped in with teeth and fists.

@susanp7432 2 года назад

This was so much fun because of your reactions! Thank you for some giggles and some heart stopping moments!

@patriciacullen7328 2 года назад

I thought I would have to go across the pond to hold and comfort Kabir. He was so intense while watching the guy on the bicycle.

@Same_Ole_Soup_Just_Reheated 2 года назад

Grizzly Bears out weigh the Silver Back by like 300/400lbs, and stands around 6' on all fours and nearly 9' on it's hind legs. If my stroke brain remembers correctly.

@kabirconsiders 2 года назад

Yeah the grizzly is likely much bigger, the silver back though is probably more explosive?

@GenXfrom75 2 года назад

Dude running from the bear probably had to change his pants! 😳🤯

@kabirconsiders 2 года назад

For sure, that thing was so close to him!

@karenlynn6860 2 года назад

I agree Kabir, it is sad to see them contained.

@amybaumgartner1567 2 года назад

Love the video! Let's be honest....there are already SOME humans who have HAD their brain removed...or just never had it to begin with. Which makes these kinds of videos and some of the others you have posted possible. Keep up the great work. Love watching your videos!

@edwardbrady1698 2 года назад

That's why the Lion is King, best jump scares of the big cats

@juliacampbell5881 2 года назад

Ages ago I took my 2 youngest to a big cat sanctuary. They had 2 Siberian Tigers, male and female and they had a litter of cubs. The 2 adults were in an outdoor enclosure which was a domed fence. About 6 feet back was another fence maybe 3 or 4 feet high. We were all walking along on the tour to see the cubs and I turned my back to my daughter to answer a question my son asked. Maybe 10 seconds. But in that time my 5 year old had climbed over that fence and was sitting there with her arm inside that cage scratching and petting the male. Everyone started to panic and the owner was trying to get everyone to calm down and not make any loud noises. And there was my baby sitting there giving this huge tiger belly rubs and singing to him. The owner went in to the outer fence and got her but there was never any aggression on the tigers part. He seemed perfectly happy. We on the other hand were banned from coming back there.

@robertkeown2406 2 года назад

It is a fact that bears can run as fast as a Deer

@LexyThomas134 2 года назад

Actually faster at quick burst, deer can run about 30mph, while the grizzly can hit 35 to 40mph. The difference is the deer are a lot more agile and can get away more than most of the time.

@robertkeown2406 2 года назад

@@LexyThomas134 At any speed I don't want one after me!😁

@dougbowers4415 2 года назад

I think many of the animals behind glass actually entertain themselves by interacting with people.

@johnwray393 2 года назад

The monkeys definitely do. Not like they aren't familar with the barriers already.

@SuperZippyzippy 4 месяца назад

That bear in the woods was terrifying

@robertrodgers1423 2 года назад

I know wild turkeys have inch long spurs on their legs that will open you if slashed with one. Pretty certain that strutting bird has something similar.

@allisonoconnor8055 2 года назад

Running or biking away quickly from any wild animal in the woods means your prey. Don't forget these Bears can run up to 45 miles an hour and jump three to six feet!

@VelkanAngels 6 месяцев назад

Right but the alternative was to stop and just stand there, as a bear is running straight at you.

@ESUSAMEX 2 года назад

The person who was attacked by a bear in the forest was yelling in Quebec French in Quebec Canada. A Grizzly Bear would kill a Gorilla. It's bite force can crush a bowling ball.

@brianh6 2 года назад

Silverback gorillas actually have a higher bite force than grizzly bears. But I agree a grizzly bear would have no problem killing a gorilla if it wanted to for a number of reasons.

@latrelljack8751 2 года назад

For anyone wondering, the clip of the bear at 2:09 is fake

@kabirconsiders 2 года назад

Is it really? It looks so real

@latrelljack8751 2 года назад

@@kabirconsiders yea sadly it is. For a while I thought this was real until I watched a video by creators named Corridor crew. They are VFX artist and were pretty much breaking down how the video was faked. It was a great video. I’d suggest watching it either on the channel if you want or even on your own time. “VFX artist debunk bear attack videos” is the name of the video of your interested in watching it.

@karlamackey4675 2 года назад

Watch "The Great Outdoors " with John Candy and Dan Aykroyd 😂😂

@deannacrownover3 2 года назад

I absolutely detest seeing caged animals. I spent a great deal of my life fishing out on the ocean, in the Florida straits way out past the shipping lanes. I have seen whales in their natural environment and I have seen whales in tanks and it's like having your soul crushed seeing these majestic animals being kept in pools or cages or tubs or refrigerators for human entertainment. The most dangerous animal on the planet is the two-legged kind.

@douglascampbell9809 2 года назад

I'm not so sure about that. I have a big cat sanctuary about 35 miles from my house. None of their animals are on display other than pictures on the web. All of them are either rescues, given up by owners, or placed there by the courts. (some are even part of a Federal animal version of witness protection. They have giant enclosures with toys and pools. They get weekly enrichment toys to play with. In other word they are all living a better life now. The alternative would be to put them down since they have always been captive. It is really odd though that I have about 10 lions and almost 30 tigers and 60 other cats that close in Northeastern Minnesota.

@deannacrownover3 2 года назад

@@douglascampbell9809 No. I completely understand and agree with true sanctuaries. I thank you for your hard work and kindness. I mean zoos. No matter how nice the mountain gorillas enclosure looks with all its missed machines and tropical foliage, he's on display and obviously not real happy about it. About 100% of the animals in there would have absolutely eaten the people in front of them had they been able to lol.

@JenDowd444 2 года назад

If it’s Gorilla vs. Grizzly bear…my money is on the Grizzly. Both are very strong, but I think the teeth and claws would put the grizzly over the top.

@TheMtVernonKid 2 года назад

The bear scene where the cyclist is being chased has been checked checked over and over and they realized that it was fake you can tell it was fake

@dakin7612 2 года назад

Wild boars are far more dangerous than you might think. They kill cattle and dogs in Oklahoma. The State of Ok had helicopters flying over ranches trying to thin out the herds, but they are still a real problem. I wouldn't want to come face to face with one. Great video.

@dianecomly6132 2 года назад

A brown bear would rip the gorilla apart. They have extremely powerful front legs. It would stand up to about 8' and decapitate the gorilla with one blow complete with 5" claws.

@daricetaylor737 2 года назад

That hunter with the black bear was not mauled. It happened in Alaska and he was fine.

@LarryHatch 2 года назад

Two big bears are talking in their zoo enclosure, being fed and on display. "You know Morty....we should have wiped out that species 20,000 years ago when we had the chance"..."Word".

@spuds416 2 года назад

A Brown/Grizzly bear can sprint faster than a Race horse. Remember Grizzly bears can climb trees

@stayfly3000 2 года назад

I'm with you, Kabir. I feel sad for the animals in captivity.

@AliceBunny05 5 месяцев назад

A lot of zoos keep animals that would not have survived in the wild or cannot survive in the wild by themselves, so don't feel too sad. Good zoos actually do a lot of good for animal conservation, education, and maintaining of endangered species like the san diego zoo.

@larsmiles7231 2 года назад

Your anxiety always makes me anxious 🤣

@kerrywolfert5095 Год назад

It hurts my heart watching these incredible wild animals enclosed with dozens of cackling people are entertained at their expense.

@circuitd942 8 месяцев назад

The answer is bear. It’s always bear.

@Scott_Forsell 2 года назад

Re the thumbnail pic. One time in N Minnesota I was tooling around on a minibike taking a circumnavigation of the lake because I was bored. (Minibike in that era meant a 2/3, half-sized 2 stroke smallish motorcycle with a top end speed of maybe 30 mph.) I drove past a yard with an unchained dog and doggo was pissed that I had the sheer gall to do that and shot at me like a missile. I was puttering along at maybe 10 mph to take in the sights and immediately revved to full throttle. That was a big pissed off dog arrowing directly at me. Dog got close enough to try for a chomp. I lucked out entirely. I kicked out blindly and happened to hit the snout entirely by accident. That son of a gun chased me down the road a quarter mile. My heart was hammering. Adrenaline overload.

@carladams5891 2 года назад

You want a heart pounding video? Check out the Utah hiker that was followed and charged by a mountain lion for over 6 minutes!! That should send your pulse racing!!

@JoshuaC0rbit 2 года назад

There's a bunch of really crazy boar hunting videos from Eastern europe. These guys get charged and gored and get last minute shots on these absolute monsters. Probably not suitable for your channel since it's hunting footage but it's crazy entertaining.

@spuds416 2 года назад

Silverback 450lbs Grizzly 1500lbs can crush a bowling ball with its jaws Polar Bear 1900lbs

@rogu3rooster Год назад

I always forget with bears, not that I've ever encountered any in the wild but is it black bears you stand tall and make yourself as big as possible and with grizzlies you play dead? I've probably got those mixed up again!

@bobbiscrittercave2348 2 года назад

Some birds have never forgotten that they came from the dinosaurs!😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@joantrotter3005 2 года назад

I think it depends on the bear. We had a mamma bear that was around a lot when we had a farm on the Olympic peninsula in Washington. The only time I was scared was when I realized I was between her and the cubs. She would actually play with our dogs. Now that time we saw a cougar was frightening! I think a lion at the zoo was in heat and he was trying to get in.

@Elevatedzebra96 2 года назад

I love how u pronounced revenant, aunt not ant lol.. so cute/funny😂😂

@wispiwispi1889 2 года назад

Gorilla vs Grizzly bear would not be favorable for the Gorilla. I once saw a Tiger vs Grizzly debate and I summed it up like this: if the Grizzly Bear was just coming out of hibernation, skinny and weak and the Tiger got the jump on it grabbing it by the throat and began to suffocate the bear, it would not matter since the bear has twenty 6 inch claws that would disembowel the Tiger. If the Tiger managed to hang on and the bear suffocates, the Tiger would soon follow in death due to bleeding out.

@TheMtVernonKid 2 года назад

A full grow Kodiak Bear would beat a full silver back

@judyhuurman1237 2 года назад

Your right , it's sad to see them in enclosures. On the other hand, if they were in the wild there is a good chance they would be dead if they came in contact with humans.

@roger5322 2 года назад

No need to worry about that big bear, we have a full 1/8 in of glass between us and him.......🙄 The grouse that was chasing him was protecting a nest. If you back up he'll charge if you walk forward he'll back up. they'll even pretend to have a broken wing to draw you away. Grouse survive because they are smarter than the average hiker. Also im pretty sure the bear chasing the guy on the bike...is fake. The guy with the bow....turned out to be a false charge ( he tripped over the trees and fell the bear turned and ran off. I guess the bear took issue with the hunter wanting to put an arrow in him......🙄

@loveandrespectme 2 года назад

Bambi ain't one to f*** with either! That turkey you ain't turning me into dinner this year!😅

@johnscott4196 2 года назад

I saw a show years ago about which animal would win against another. It's computer animated of course but uses real data and statistics to make the determination. Maybe you could find clips? Don't recall the name.

@dstamour625 2 года назад

The dog one you can see the dog get up On its back legs and dig into the back of the truck to retrieve the item

@theblackbear211 2 года назад

Considering that a grizzly bear can reach 35mph (56kph) and a professional cyclist doesn't reach that on a flat road... that was either a slow bear, or one that wasn't really that intent on catching the bike rider. Which follows, since he didn't track him down on foot. Still very scary.

@gordonpatton7507 2 года назад

I thought the same, a bear could chase you down even on a bike. Looked like fancy editing to me though, the lighting on the bear didn't match the lighting in the woods. The bear was probably clipped from a different vid and inserted into this one.

@lougiacobbi725 2 года назад

A bear can run at maximum speed for 2 miles at most. If the trail/road is long enough, the bear never catches a strong cyclist. It would need something like that tree branch to stop them. And if the video WAS real, then the bike must have gotten caught because every cyclist in that situation knows that the bike can be used as a defensive weapon if necessary.

@theblackbear211 2 года назад

@@lougiacobbi725 Lou, having been up close and personal with bears, when it comes to out running a bear - bicycle or no, it really is simply a matter of how hard the bear is willing to work to catch you... most of the time they are either investigating, or challenging... they don't often follow through... just as that bear didn't follow him once he was on foot.

@theblackbear211 2 года назад

@@gordonpatton7507 I'm ok with the video - a bear chasing a bike is not in the strictest sense, and attack. The bear might have been asserting a territorial claim, or just investigating something that he was unfamiliar with... who knows? But yeah, that bear wasn't even trying hard.

@lougiacobbi725 2 года назад

@@theblackbear211 I've never seen a grizzly, but I've been around my share of black bears (Eastern US). My opinion is probably colored by the size differential, as biking away and using the bike to defend seems much more feasible with the smaller type of bear.

@jaycooper2812 Год назад

I'm from Alaska and that bear isn't even close to the size of the largest in the Katmai Reserve.

@TheMtVernonKid 2 года назад

Wild boars arw no joke my father git chase when he was in the military

@theblackbear211 2 года назад

The video with the bowhunter was shot in 2017 in Canada - he did indeed live to share the video and tell the tale.

@OddBallPerformance 2 года назад

That video of the cyclist in the woods being chased by the brown bear is fake. Brown Bears can run upwards of 35-40mph, so he would have caught the guy on the bike, because there is no way he was pedaling a mountain bike that fast in the mud. Brown bears also possess a keen sense of smell, so when he got off the bike and "hid" behind the tree? If that bear was truly after him, he would have found him. If that isn't enough to convince you, the video footage was also analyzed, and there are a few still frames that you can clearly see the bear was added in and not a part of the recording itself.

@benjohnson1633 2 года назад

I've seen the movie you're referring to, "The Revenant" with Leo DiCaprio. And, yes. The scene with the bear is absolutely chilling!!

@xenotbbbeats7209 2 года назад

There's one compilation in which a hiker is on a wood plank trail and suddenly a full grown puma runs right past them, close enough to brush them. That one is so heart-poundong because pumas have been known to stalk and kill humans.

@randalmayeux8880 2 года назад

When my dad was about 4 years old they had a large gander goose that really had it out for him. He would charge at my dad, beating him with his wings and pecking. One day my dad was running away and tried to get through a barbed wire fence. One of the barbs caught the corner of his mouth and ripped it open, leaving a large scar that he had all his life. When I was a kid on on that same farm, one of my grandfather's turkeys attacked my grandmother injuring her pretty bad. My grandfather picked up a board and beat the turkey to death on the spot. Yes birds can be dangerous!

@jaycooper2812 2 года назад

5:38 When Thanksgiving Dinner Attacks.

@faithjones881 2 года назад

Do people not understand the sheer power and danger of these animals?? Why would someone put their selves in their habitat?? It blows my mind every time

@lorettascurato2692 2 года назад

I’m so thrilled with the privilege of viewing these animals in zoos, but most of the people reacting are foolish and careless. It’s sad. The bicyclist vs bear was shocking and scary! As for a gorilla 🦍/Katmai bear matchup, they both have overwhelming strength, but I’d bet on the bear, who also has massive claws and teeth in his arsenal. Your reaction was priceless!!

@johnwjr7 2 года назад

Gorilla vs. a "black" or "brown" bear, I'd go with the gorilla, but against a grizzly bear, I'd have have to go with the grizzly. They are too powerful and have those huge claws.

@fiverx2159 2 года назад

7:43 is what death looks like

@nicholaspawelski1031 2 года назад

I'm almost entirely certain the one with the bear and the biker is a well done fake. If it were real, the bear would've had him easily since they can run up to 35 mph in short bursts, plus it wouldn't lose you just because you walked at most 50 feet off trail in light woods.

@brookblake350 2 года назад

It's definitely a fake video. Well done though

@andrewmize823 2 года назад

Wild hogs aren't anything you want to tangle with, but even domestic pigs can be dangerous. Males are extremely aggressive and territorial when they're rutting, and if you get too close to a new litter of piglets, the mother will try her very best to stomp you into the ground.

@u4riahsc 2 года назад

Wild boar are EXTREMELY dangerous.

@theblackbear211 2 года назад

Hmmm... well the Largest Silverback in Captivity weighs in at 860 pounds. (391kg) If I had to make an estimate, I would say that none of the bears in this video topped 600 pounds. (~270kg) So, I'm going to call this pretty even. But if we compare largest with largest? The largest Kodiak Bear (ever recorded) (a sub species of the Grizzley) weighed in at 1,656 pounds (751kg) and the largest Polar Bear (ever recorded) (since we saw some in the video) weighed in at 2,209 pounds (1,002 kg).... Yeah, I don't think that is even a discussion. Oh, and if you think that the door on a car, or even a building, is going to stop even a "mere" 200 pound bear from getting in... if they really want in... you have never seen what a bear is capable of.

@kimberleyphillips6671 2 года назад

Reverent was my exact thought too. Scary.

@aj71169 2 года назад

Was on a behind the scenes tour at a zoo. At the tiger pen, the cat was pacing the fence line. My friend was carrying a toddler and when she put her down the tiger stopped and just looked the kid until we left. Nature…