The People Who Live With Giant Bears | BEAST BUDDIES SPECIAL 

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the people who cage them and destroy them mentally ... thats not care

that kodiak bear is 9 foot tall sitting down... not standing up

thats not caring, this is ridiculous. This is stupid , naiv as hell.

😂😂😂😂

Right cause they think their in charge 😂

LMAO

Good life but bear prob bored and wants to to find a mate

XD

My thoughts exactly!

Yeah that was beautiful for me too.

Timothy cared for the bears too lived with them 13 years and was eaten both him and his girlfriend. The pops was koo tho and mama koo too they do really care for thos animals but that's what they are... animals. Not humans.

@@leevonbradshaw4665 We get it you watched grizzly man but these are not even remotely the same. These people have captive bears who imprinted on them. They think of them as their parents. They have never been wild. Timothy went out into wild bear country into their territory and got eaten by a starving wild bear. I guess you rather these bears have died or locked in a cage for the rest of their lives? Because they could not survive in the wild.

@@mdb1010 i understand what you suggest; no... but I would rather those bears at some point since you excite an inhabital concern to be set free. Your guess would be wrong however, hypothetically why not? A bear must start somewhere. Now, the story line suggest over ninety years these bears have been apart of this particular family. Yet to become attached in origin bears are all wild. Without doubt I think it is not awesome to domesticate what is intended to be wild and to earn an income in such fashion. It's not right. On the other hand to avoid that truth is avoiding the principle of societal law: protect. Those bears are wild via nature. Yes any animal can show love or tolerance. Once they realize the difference between freedom and captivity... love send captivity is gone forever. Now that's man's fault. "These bears are great with us but they wont be great with others" the "parent" of one had stated moreless. Meaning, those bears are of course wild, and would in fact 100% survive in the wilderness. They'd become extinct soon or later because people will never understand to leave things in their natural habitat. I believe a captive is worse than wild subject if we can ook at the zoo's of our world for instance. Yet then now one shudders homes. Bears are not dogs. Tigars are not kittens. Some of us learn the hard way yet we still learn in the end.

@@leevonbradshaw4665 they showed in the video the bears would not survive in the wilderness because they don't fear humans and the training to get them to fear humans isnt a full solution either because though the video doesn't mention it. bears survive from skills they observe from their mothers. a without those skills with choose to forage and get closer to humans to eat trash putting the bear in a dangerous situation where they will likely be shot.

Same here, it had me choked up for a couple mins. Just goes to show how much they genuinely love their furry family members.

Me too

I laughed idk why.

I _bearly_ made it through myself.

Imagine moving a dead 1400 lb bear. That requires some assistance.

it always amazing how gentle some of the animals can be

It's just the same instinct they have to use with their own young and when they are mating. Otherwise they would not be able to stick around for their cubs like most mammals do.

@@mnomadvfx Did you know that full grown males actually eat cubs? That's why the mothers are so protective.

@@josevillarreal9920 i already knew that some animals eats their cubs but i didn't know that that's the reason mothers are so protective

Brown bears possess apelike intelligence.

Ain't no way in hell,smh.....

The bears don't live in the house.

@@bcaye or really smart one

You would never find a intruder in your house, just a trail of diarrhea leading off your property or a wallet and watch in the bears poop the next day.

That is how bears get fed.. intruder diet

They're Kodiaks so they're pretty massive

Yea but they have to stop with sayin these wild animals is my friend or my family cuz they not

well the thing is, some cannot survive or be re-adapted back. It's natures cruel way of saying, " you aint welcome back". Example, white tigers, and bears have a VERY extremely difficult time re-adapting and end up being man eaters or something else. nThe only way is if they could change the color of the white tiger and introduce the bear to a PARK managed by keepers that feed it. I read somewhere that they also can't compete with the wild ones once they are beyond a certain age. They have lost a lot of instincts and physical capability.

Very well said these orphans would die in the wild without these humans

Well said

@@nicholasdepina2944 That's not necessarily true, the unhealthy mentality is thinking that animals in general can be domesticated or be friendly with. This is a very unusual case, however, were they had a very long developing relationship with the bear.

Amen. I walk a 75 pound Shepherd/Border Collie along with a 130 pound Black Lab/Mastiff. They are the best boys, but if they get onto something and are willful; I am a key chain. I worked at Bear Country USA in the '70s In the bear pen, there was always the chance that "Sugar" would be in the van parked at the bottom of the observation tower. Always regard non-domesticated animals as wild.

Lmao

But it was me DIO

I think the bears would be like.... Oooohhhh, a midnight snack. Nice!

@@6milesup Nah, they would likely be more of a mind; "Damn this enclosure!"

Bear 3 : I love that place, free delivery!

LOL!!!!

They are unbearably cute.

2 years later....And the bear looked down to the ground like "sorry dad". Lol

I wonder what would happen if there was monkey bar structures throughout the yard and you put two silver back gorillas in there.

And now we have the results of such a parent-child relationship. Pure anarchy and a desire to willingly give up control of one's own life and destiny en masse.

I know, I get exhausted thinking about it. It's definitely A lot of time and money. I know it has to be very stressful worrying about whether you're going to have enough finances and food to care for these animals.

Same here, totally choked up when that couple showed the headstone and got emotional. It shows just how much they care for and love their furry family.

I miss to bamboozle my doggo Uranus :/ i hope To see him in heaven

Most?

thats ok - bc they have better character than most humans!!

@P.J. Fleck Most people aren't lucky enough to have time to binge watch youtube videos. Get off your American ignorance lmao.

Yeah well they dont have to work just get fed

when your a child with a teddy bear and decide to take to the next level when your an adult

Animals were not sent to us as a gift , They were here millions of years before we were here lol. It's their planet , we are just guests, but i guess you are right in saying they are a gift , well the ones that get cared for like these majestic beasts.

@@joeh4791 stfu

We are too many 😑

I wonder if a real ninja could make it through that yard while they're in attack mode and what weapons and escape gadgets he would use.

I wanna see a Spiderman robot go in there and avoid getting trashed.

Yeah. I was sad to hear about that. Jimbo was truly a phenomenal bear.

Of course, you don't choose your family, and they can very well be a**holes... This here is a relation based on trust and love

If one of those came at me I would have died before it hit me

I'll pass the hell out if one of them came at me

It’s a Kodiak bear I think 1 of the most big species in the bear race.

No those are normal lmao

@@mrfuzz-tf5js lol I know me I would of threw up or just ran fast as hell

and they are not good in killing u fast, it takes a while so they eat u alive

them having experience with a human they might have a slight change in their genes kinda like domestication but of course it'll take a long time. I don't know if some of their kind became domesticated I wonder what size they would have

I see what you did there. I approve 👍🏻

Lol polar bears are bigger

@@Richard-cr2fo Well, Jimmy, their biggest bear, is a very large Kodiak bear. Kodiaks are about the same size as polar bears so Jimmy is probably just as big as a polar bear.

@@thunderball11111 You are right, but kodiaks are still a bit smaller than polar bears on average. Jimmy is quite massive so he probably is the same size as a male polar bear.

Michael - Go away.

Nox In Your Box Same!

I feed the crows, lest they carry my soul and it be heavy burden.

Working on the riff.

ILovebearsthoseonyoutubewerehuge

Vivian yes, but we have some of that now! Special relationships with almost all the animals! It's very life enriching!

I’m not used to bears, but my heart would stop if I was there.

That scared me for a sec

That's the type of situation that can get really dangerous. Bear A snaps at bear B who looks up and takes a swipe back at - oops - human! My uncle's doberman bit my head when I was a kid because my dog got up in his business - he turned, saw me, thought I was the culprit and snapped. It all happened in an instant. The dog realized his mistake immediately, but the damage was done as a 3 year old kid is sitting there with blood streaming down his face. Insert a full grown bear into a similar situation and you're talking dead person! I commend these people on what they do and would LOVE to spend time with a big bear (I'd risk it!), but these fantastic animals are and always will be dangerous.

zombieniall Didn’t Jimbo pass away? 😓

we miss you Jimbo.

@@natashacastro71 oh yes.

Ya man they’ll just eat you whenever they feel like it

@@skinnypeen8845 yeah nah

@@skinnypeen8845 They wouldn't do that if they know you unlike Humans which betrayal happens a lot than animals do.