BEARS STOP ON TRACKS AS TRAIN APPROACHES! 

Любое да не любое, я видел как козлика разорвало на куски в Индии, а поезд долго сигналил!

@@Sergus28goats r stupid tho 😂

All was well, all 4 bears made it across the road safely

No, it was because of the bears

@@MonstersAlongTheRails2 train wasn't in emergency though, on a grade like that at that speed the train would have stopped way before that.

​@DESO718 Exactly. If they dumped the air when they saw the bares she would have stopped way sooner than that even without the grade.

She would very likely still have been perfectly fine. She was on the other side of the tracks from the bears in an open area, so she almost certainly would not have unwittingly stepped between a mother bear and her cubs as someone on a trail with more dense trees and foliage might. The only way that the sow's defensive instincts would likely be triggered otherwise was if the woman intentionally did something boneheaded that was perceived as a threat to her cubs, like running to pet them or picking one up to introduce to her own baby.

That could have been very dangerous. The Mother bear would be extremely defensive with those cubs. If she felt there was a threat, she would neutralize it.

@@WT-Sherman You don't seem to understand what "defensive" means. If the mother bear felt that the walker was a threat, she simply wouldn't have gone near her -- the bears would have just gone back into the woods until the threat passed. Things get dangerous when bears encounter people by surprise.

@@beeble2003 My point is that a mother bear with cubs will do whatever is necessary to neutralize a threat. Sometimes that involves an attack. It is a very unpredictable and dangerous scenario. A bear without cubs most likely avoids the human. The cubs change everything. I lived in Alaska for 20 years. I have seen this firsthand.

How's the 8th grade going?

Very nice. I wish I lived amongst such natural beauty.

They all made it across the tracks and highway.

Zoom lenses always make gradients look steeper than they are.

@@beeble2003 *Still, looks like a slight grade to me?*

@@JungleYT Yes, there's definitely an uphill grade coming towards the camera. It's just hard to tell how steep it is. Probably not very steel as, if such a short gradient were steep, they'd have dug a cutting to ease it.

That's not cool

@@Michael-eu1mz all you have to do to see it is look on the internet. You will find it.

I doubt that.

@@stargazer_100 search the web and you will find trains in India hitting animals at full throttle. You can even find trains hitting moose, deer, and other animals in Montana, Idaho, and Eastern Washington. I am prohibited from leaving a link here, but you can search, and you will find them.