A Montana grizzly bear attempts to retrieve an electrically charged, road-killed deer. The deer is electrified as an experiment to protect hunters’ game kills and, in turn, to minimize bear-human encounters.
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In a similar experiment, a sheep carcass was electrified using the same setup. The bear got zapped a few times, batted at the apparatus from a few angles and pondered a while, eventually figured out that the battery was the problem, sent it flying, and made off with the sheep.
+Bunk Man the bear did NOT pull the plug with intent... Daft people really do scare me... "herp derp dat bear dare be is smartserer then me is! hur hur hur!" STFU and go back to your village of idiots please.
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I LOVE when the carcass is swinging back and forth, and the bear is backing away every time it swings towards him. That was freakin awesome! Thank you!
What is crazy, is after the bear figures out the battery and disconnects the juice, he is still testing the carcass as if it was still energized. Comically, his behavior was that of a human in a bear costume. I kept waiting, for some guy to take off the bear costume. These bears are super smart!!
The third time, after he disconnected the battery, the way he was checking to see if it was gonna shock him reminded me of how I used to be as a kid after I’d unhooked the power to the electric fence.😂 Even though I knew FOR A FACT that it had zero power going to it, I still had to barely touch it and yank my hand back really fast bout eleventeen times before I crossed it…you know, just to make sure.😆😂🤣
The few times I've been shocked it makes me more angry than it hurts. Its weird but after being shocked I just want punch the Heck of something or somebody !
I remember climbing up to the top of an electric fence and it went off a few times before I realized what was going on. Good thing I was wearing rubber boots or it probably would have hurt pretty bad. Must have been like 5 or 6 and I still remember that pretty vividly.
That was incredible 😳 Persistent doesn't even begin to describe them!! We need to add unbelievable patience to that as well lol. I love when after he was shocked twice, the camera shows him laying there and you could almost see the wheels turning in his head. I just about expected to see him drawing a diagram to figure out how to win the carcass. I loved it!!
They're probably the most fun animals to hunt, especially with dogs. It's a rush having a 600 pound black bear 10 foot above you in a tree, knowing if it comes down what's going to happen.
Just more undeniable proof that bears are just as intelligent as anything. You can see he was absolutely going to have that deer no matter what it took to solve the problem. It's amazing how he went right for the battery after getting lifted enough times.
the bear now knows the source of the shock, so will attack and disable the battery ... wearing one is not a good idea ... I'd be less than "eager" if I were a Michael
+WildAndLiving smarter than the average bear is from yogi the bear a cartoon... he says its everytime he tries to get food.. clearly you never seen the show when you were a kid ..
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Pft.. Octopus were avoiding cameras at the labs. They were sneaking out of their tanks, going to the fish tanks, eating, and sneaking back to jump into their tanks. me: They can leave the water? Lady: "They can do a lot of things they normally won't do in front of an observer. They ambush, and they try to prevent us from learning their skills. They can even assume correctly that we would notice them missing enough to go back." F that.
Bear beats and then eats any octopus...any day. Octopus videos are filed under O for octopus. You're in the B section for Bears. Just trying to steer you in the right direction man.
@@Deetown691 You're dumb if you think a full grown octopus would lose to a bear. Aquatic life are able to take on creatures up to 4x their weight in the water if that creature isn't another aquatic life form. A 50 pound fish in a lake will THRASH any 200lb grown man around like a fucking doll. Giant octopus have weighed thousands of pounds. Let's just say it's 1000. It has the power to throw 4000 pounds around in the water relatively easily. If it wasn't extremely shallow water or land, that bear is food.
That's a good looking bear , looks very healthy and smart, I also respect all wild animals, because I think about the fact that they survive out there , whether it's hot , cold , raining, bugs, just bad environment , but they they survive.
I know this is like impressive and he's afraid of getting shocked and what not, but I find it hilarious to see a huge Grizzly being so tentative and timid just kind of poking at it and then running away lol
This just goes to show how intelligent bears are. They are very smart and methodical problem-solvers, especially when it comes to acquiring food. Give them enough time and they WILL solve whatever puzzle is keeping them from a good meal.
Just goes to show bears are quite curious creatures, and quite determined, and certainly intelligent. Of course, the bear didn't go "Oooh, battery. That's where the zap comes from. Better disconnect that." But the bear did note that the battery looked out of place in the natural environment, hence why curiosity saw him move it enough to disconnect it. Still wary of the carcass afterwards, because bears have good memories, like most higher mammals. I'd chalk this up to luck and persistence, mostly.
It didn't know how it worked but seemed to know the zap was somehow coming from that unnatural looking stuff by the tree...I think if they made it much harder to disconnect. Once the bear realized the zap wasn't getting any stronger/more painful it would of decided to tolerate the pain long enough to try and rip the deer off the line.
wow you people are so dude let me explain. the first bear was a scouter. after finding the food and getting shocked he reported back to the grizzly council and then after they sent a lower military scientist. AFTER they sent their TOP scientist to remove any obstacles and retrieve the carcass then the electric system was taken for future bear technology
Dude was lowkey hoping to attract a sasquatch. What a macabre idea though. Only humans could use such sinister genius. Bears always come back when there's a carcass involved.
Mister Bearmore true, a bear also is the only mammal that will stalk and murder you for no reason other than you simply irritate it....well cept humans of course!
+Dark Gamer To be fair, I've never called pandas beautiful. Just cute and goofy. Polar bears I guess but again never really considered them beautiful. A really smart and beautiful animal is like an orca.
If I came across a deer cut in two hanging from a gallows in the middle of the forest I'd wish that I hadn't watched just as many horror films as I have. Then I'd change my pants.
Ok, so getting hit by a vehicle wasn't bad enough, someone had to run an electrical charge through the deer only to be consumed by an extremely smart bear who refused to give up, I thought my life was rough
@@jessegarrett2843 that's what I wanted to know ,I could see if it was someone's house or a garbage can but deer is a natural food ,who ever did this needs lit up when they go to eat there lasagna or whatever!!!!
The biggest shock of all (for me) was seeing that huge Grizzly behind the man relaxing on the ground, and that's some confidence in that the man feels 100% safe!
Dude went home, watched a few episodes of *home improvement* , watched Tim speak to the wise neighbor, then came back knowing that Tim put these Christmas lights together. 1 Tim + 1 deer ÷ by 1 wire = Dinner! 😉☺
Actually felt happy for the bear after seeing it experience an electric shock probably for the first time.. knowing this is painful food.. but when it disconnected the power source was glad he tore the thing off and got his prize.. talk about staying on the course.. this really does say a lot in more than one way.. persistence does pay off!
Damn, It laid there for some time 1:02 - 1:10 and listened to the ticking sound on the tree and and put it all together that the wires must be doing it, it just amazes me it figured it out.
i dont think thats what happened lol the bear took a different approach and just so happened to knock the battery over you can tell because its still scared of being shocked
k ly , Ecver Aucwe, Maybe but I know that when I disconnect an electric fence or know that it’s disconnected I am still scared as hell of getting shocked when I go to grab it! It’s a heck of a shock.
He did quite well solving the problem for a creature with no concept of electricity. An early tribal man might not have done much better. And I'm sure even after solving the puzzle, they too would have proceeded just as cautiously.
+caveman Versace ... No the disconnection of electricity was purely accidental... How daft does one have to be to put coincidence and causation as the same....
Hilarious and amazing at 2:39 mark to see him do a Shaquille O'Neal (1990's backboard shatter) on the entire support stand after he's sure the shock is gone! 🤣
I hope the researchers enjoyed watching the bear get shocked in the mouth. In the end, the bear learned to disconnect the battery before taking the kill. What do they expect to accomplish with this "experiment"?
But the deer are electrified though, right? That's right, but they never attack the same place twice. They were testing the deer for weaknesses, systematically. They remember.
h irving Yes... Jurassic Park 1. And the character who makes the quote is the same one that says "Clever girl" when the raptors outsmart him and kill him later.
They're essentially just absolutely massive wild dogs who leave their pack at a certain age to hunt alone. They're very intelligent, most mammals are. Even in the ocean mammals are far smarter than anything else there (that we know of...)
I'm pretty sure that was a green screen. not because people are crazy enough to recline around with a grizzly bear, I'm certain there are. but because of the fuzziness around the man's image with regard to the field and the unrealistic shadows or rather, lack thereof. cool none the less
