For some, owning a cat or a dog just isn't enough. Around the world, why do owners choose to live with large animals that could so easily kill them? Watch the full episode on All 4: www.channel4.com/programmes/be...
Wow there's a really uncomfortable conversation yet to follow. Bear: Admit it! I'm adopted! Russian parents: Yes, it is true... Bear: This whole time you've lied to me, telling me I'm just big-boned! How could you? I hate you, I hate you! *runs to his room and slams the door after him*
3:31 It fascinates me how the bear has developed his own way of communicating to the humans: *"How do I convey what I want to this human? Alright pretend my paw is that cake... See that? Understand?"*
He's pretending to sneeze. It was for a commercial he did for a brand of tissues. Lots of animals repeat tricks voluntarily to try and get more treats.
I love the fact that the baby bear's mom and dad, for as much as they love him they still understand he's a bear. He isn't formally domesticated, tamed or trained and they respect him enough to understand and acknowledge that their big boy is a wild animal that outweighs them both and could kill them if he wanted to (I highly doubt he would since they've lived together for decades).It's actually really cool to think about their family, full of love and a healthy dose of respect.
From where they got and raised him as a cub. I'd be willing to bet if anyone messes with them, he would protect them, like a dog would, as crazy as that sounds, I know for a fact lions do that if they accept u into there pack, they'll lit protect u like ur another lion it's pretty crazy
But I agree with u, u can't ever no forsure if he won't do anything, I think more then likely they would be fine unless they starved him and he had no food for a long time, but u never know
the only animal i think i would never trust would be a tiger. i really dont think those can be tamed properly. as long as you take care of the food, i think a bear would be pretty chill.
They really hit the sweet-spot, one they raised him by hand themselves at 3-months old so they could form a parental bond, and two they well understand how much food is required daily to keep him from needing to eat them. Very expensive and time-consuming, but they've done it, they've raised the most friendly bear ever for 30 years
I love grizzly bears particularly hornbills, they are the pitbulls of the bear family, oh i sure wish i could change my life, i'd love to have a family of bear cubs to bring up in a animal reserve.
@Chí Phèo nguyễn Not all Asians if i were to take a guess China, Vietnam, Thailand would be the candidates. Cruel and heartless people after seeing how animals are treated and killed never will be forgiveness.
If you raise any warm-blooded mammal from a cub they can bond and see you as their mother or another member of their kind, no matter how large they get. A bear is a prime example. It's quite remarkable. I suspect they have this level of intimacy because they did it that way. Much different from trying to forge a relationship when they're fully grown and you come in as a stranger, like a zoo trainer.
That bear’s probably wondering why he’s got fur and his parents do not.😂😂 AMAZING they’re eating together at the picnic table!!!❤️❤️🤣 He’s happy he doesn’t have to pay any rent!
No wonder he is so calm, happy and tame. Has his own house, eats good food, not oppressed or pushed around, sits with humans to eat, and doesn't have to work or pay rent .....hell I envy him 😁🤣🧐
Wonder if this is the same KanYe bear that gets roded by guy with glasses and who drinks vodka. Shouts KanYe at the begin of the video so it must be filmed by KanYe West, because this bear is fucking Stephanie... Jesus christ. Am i allright? Or is this real life? 🥴
That’s not for safety… That’s organic teeth decay! Are you surprised, he eats more sugar than obese American kids, lol / the dentist has had a whale of a time…
3:16 freakin WoW! He may be clumsy but it appears does in fact have manners!! He’s so gentle and the fact that he could gorge that entire tables worth of food in like 2 minutes but he’s taking ‘human sized’ portions/bites 😆 He is to funny, what a cool buddy!
@@peaceya100 yeah freedom where you can get killed by poachers, wolves and other bears. Or live with all the luxury you can imagine and be worryless while you eat cake.
@@Avannior i am not debating with you bro! What I wrote initially is a Fact!!! Like freedom is seriously pricless despite your own hardships and struggles...
@Speed Mize Im latino m8. And freedom is not the same for humans as it is for animals. They have feelings and are smart but they dont understand the concept deeply or value freedom like we do. They care about eating and not being eaten and this bear is loving the fact that he can eat whatever tf he wants.
Grizzlies don’t actually eat people. The only bear in the world that would eat a human and see them as food would be the Polar bear. Polar bears are the only bear species to be 100% carnivores. Grizzlies and other bear species are omnivores.
Actually in my village in Bulgaria, this old guy had a pet bear that was very friendly. One morning he invited us to his house for breakfast...and literally had the most chill breakfast sitting next to a bear that was basically feeding it self. I was around 7, but I will never forget it. 😂 I don't think back then I released what was happening to be honest
This is actually kinda wholesome. Just a bear and his sweet Russian owners. Even at the table he’s trying his best with his polite manners, what a big good boy.
I would love to share a dinner table with that big furry boy, but I couldn't bear the thought of him turning on me and then my life would come to a helpless and terrifying end.
Bruh. I'm 23 and I still have a curfew everynight. I'm supposed to go directly to our home after my workshift. And I can't even go to an overnight parties. 💀💀💀
@@klodpraisor nah, that's how wild bears are, in any place. But this one never grew up in the wildness, it was always around humans so it's normal to not feel threatened by them, while as a wild bear will feel
Reminds me of a t v show in the early 60's I believe, called Gentle Ben. Ben was a bear, and friends with a little boy, played by Clint Howard, brother of actor/ director Ron Howard. The show taught me fear doesn't exist, but people decide to have it anyway. I wish I had a bear for a friend, really. It would be cool. Happy days to you and the fury friend.
You know, I'm so overwhelmed with the very dumb human cuteness overload feelings, that I would risk my life living with a bear if I had the resources to feed him, like this family
@@brandondavidson3995, the way it looks at them, it’s so adorable, that’s the kindest looking bear I’ve ever seen, like usual you should be scared to even own something like this, but they treat him like he was their own 5 year old son.
