30 Scariest Bear Encounters of The Year
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In this compilation video, we go over multiple clips from bear attacks, encounters and even charges. What makes these ''caught on camera'' moments so scary is the fact that they were filmed in remote areas like a forest, national parks, alaska, russia and canada.
Encounters with black bears, brown bears and even kodiak bears are actually way more common than you might think. They often happen to people who are hiking, camping, mountain biking or even hunting.
It just turns out that some of them were lucky enough to capture footage of these near death experiences that almost went wrong on camera and go pro. This leads to some very creepy videos.
Thankfully, many people on hikes carry bear spray, which prevents their bear encounter from turning into ''gone wrong'' viral moments.
Get ready, because these bear vs man moments that could easily be considered near death experiences are sure to give you the chills.
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Nothing that a bear does should shock anyone. With bears you always have to expect the unexpected and plan accordingly.
The truly stupid actions of some people is amazing
Those Turkish bros are amazing. What men those guys are. Seriously I am impressed by their ingenuity and kindness.
i think they where vets, used to treat animals, real professional yes, i hope they did not free by accident a problem bear, i had a problem bear, one who took off with a 3 month old calf, Canadian fish and wildlife did send 2 men out who traced the bear and put a snare trap near the death calf, the bear did get trapped that night and at 7 am the men came and shot him,
Glad to see the guys in Turkey help out that brown bear.
I agree it was the right thing to do
@@Kaygee4567 100% YEP
5:53 The reaction of these three women. That's what happens when you grow up with a teddy bear.
This past October (2022), my family and I went for our annual Smokey Mountain trip. In 2 days we had 3 bears in our front yard of our cabin. Then saw a cub later that day at Cades Cove. I have been to the Smokies probably 50 out of my 61 yrs. I have NEVER seen so many bears on a vacation there. No way I would ever go near them.
problem is, they come near us, lucky the one who stayed was easy, when working, feeding cattle and so on, i ignored her, walked just by her, she moved out of the way when approaching with pick up or tractor, the chickens even did not mind her, my shelty dog did by times chased her, nipped her in the heels, she did not even mind that, in the years i lived there she never became a nuissance
I live in Ky and these bear's are starting to show up in our area. I have seen one crossing a road and another one crossing the lake swimming. I guess I had better read up on what to do if you come apon a bear in the wild. I also had one crossing my back yard.
Afer nearly 50 yrs of Alaska living with both brown(grizzly)and black bears, it's my humble opinion that crowding and challenging bears is a really stupid idea. Bears habituated to humans can be the most dangerous. Never say never when it comes to bears.
i agree, and not only bears, a bull can be just as deadly, even a cow can attack, those big animals are easy spooked, was run over by a cow one time, another time i get my belt of the pants hooked on the right horn of a cow, i let it be for a while, and did get a fun "ride" hanging on that horn, i felt like a baby even though i did weigh in at 115 kg, i just waited till she get tired and put her head down, what would made me slide off, that took a while, wow,
@@ertsixbarf Lost count of run ins with moose. My Lab learned early not to mess with moose. He'll alert but won't engage. Good Boy!
@@ertsixbarf funny story
@@Donald-ky2fg thank you, and i have many, me and my friends love camping in the woods, camped from Alaska to California, and lately in Europe, in Ukraine i did nearly get an big adder on my feet, it just happens, me and my dog stared at it, staying calm is a must, that snake did pay no attention to us at all....after the first shock i smiled...oh i see finally a real adder ? just WOW, i have a good set of alarm bells inside of me...if i feel like...better not go there..i listen to that inner "voice" ....walking over this wildlife trail i did feel the urge to just stop, a good thing....one more step and i would have had that adder on my leg....in Alaska not go there did save me from meeting mama bear with her 2 cubs, ...suddenly their heads popped up over the scrubs, ...i dont even try making picts, its no use, then, its also a lot more relaxed, for the wildlife for me....how do this animals know its not a gun ? at my farm wildlife did get more curious, trusting, i dont know if this is a good thing, i prefer it if the animals stay as they are,
agree, but things do just happen at times, had for many years an old sow bear living on my remote farm, she was really lazy, acted like a dog ? when strangers came around she was gone, to show up again when i was alone, seeing me working kind of "amused" her ? even the chickens where ok with her, but then, 3 moose around to steal hay, every morning all winter long, i just pitched hay right beside them, 3 mule dear did stay with the cows one summer....lost their fear completely, when i picked up the cows they completely ignored me, animals are curious , even owls, had an owl watching me work less then 2 feet off me, oh well, animals are smart, over the years i only lost one calf to a problem bear, fish and wildlife did shoot that one, a cougar was noisy at night at times, never seen it, but sure did wake me up,
#28 - there are no black bears in Finland. It's a brown bear, "Ursus arctos".
Was about to say the same when I saw it.
@@DennyMK007 pp
Indeed. You can easily tell by the huge muscle hump on its shoulders. Black bears don’t have those.
This channel is total garbage 😅
Frustrating edits jumping all over and total bs narration.
Kyllä se on totta
Bear: wandering
People: run into bear
Bear: hi hi hi there
People: HAAAAAA GET AWAY BEAR GET AWAY
bear: to what do i owe this extreme pleasure of this suprising visit
People: WHOOAAAAAH
bear: little bit of the ultraviolence
The ignorance of people, with dangerous, wild animals, staggers me!
Warning shots early would have prevented most of these encounters. I've only had one grizz that ignored my warning shots. He was allowed to have the fishing hole and I found another.
It would've been too late for the tennis shoe, tho.
Lmfao allowed
I love the way he assumes that those are random Turkish hikers who just happen to run into a trapped bear while coincidentally carrying a dart gun and a dose of tranquilizer for that exact size of bear, and not park rangers who are specifically there to rescue the bear.
had fun with that too, was thinking they might be vets ? Canadian fish and wild life do use snare traps at times to catch a problem bear, but those get usually shot, for sure not released at the same place, it could be an illegal trap, that is the best explanation i can come up with.....
The Russian guy was just having a good time talking with the bear, nothing happened the bear just left. Or ended up dead. Dude was super chill through the entire video
Это ручной медведь из России Мансур, всё в порядке, все живы
I'm amazed by how stupid some people can act when encountering bears.
As the last video showed, you don’t have to out run the bear, you just have to out run your friend.
That last bear wasn't playing. He was notching up on trees to show his size and strength. That was way too close to becoming a couple of fatalities. They're lucky to escape when they did.
i know right, and another commentator that doesn't
know what he's talking about !
...and the Darwin award goes to ... # 21 guy!
The NARRATOR always kills me 🤣🤣🤣🤣(best storyteller🤞)
Always looking forward to the bear videos!
I'm so glad I live in Australia.
So glad I live in the UK
With all that little poisonous critters...😂
That’s even worse I’m scared of spiders 🕷️
Believe me. Never trust a bear, no matter how peaceful it may appear.
Many people in the videos had more luck than sense. Even bear spray and noise are no guarantees if you run into the "wrong" bear. And there are quite a few of those out there. Even young bears can kill humans with a (playful) swipe. They're not teddy bears, which people often forget.
By the way: The narrator is great. Calm voice and not a word too much. Perfect 👍
The man who thought something in that building was important enough to walk right by a black bear sort of would deserve whatever he got from that bear. I feel sorry for anyone who accidentally comes in contact with a wild animal but when someone is this foolish, I really can't work up much sympathy for him. I'm glad he didn't get hurt but it was pure stupid luck and not any sign of intelligence on his part. Whoever was telling him to slowly back away was giving him good advice which he was dumb enough to ignore. It's like people today think all wild animals are Disney creatures that they can go right up to and maybe even pet and then walk away unscathed. I hate to burst their bubble, but wild animals are NOT Disney creatures.
I don't know if any of the cities in Canada have this same law but there is a town in Alaska, it maybe ALL towns in Alaska, IDK, but it is against the law to lock your car when you leave it parked on the street. You MUST leave it unlocked so any pedestrian who encounters a bear can jump into any car that is nearby to escape from the bear. I think that's pretty neat.
Probably would be even better to control bear movements and population.
@@marketablepresentations7824 Nature isn’t always controllable
Wow , these people are extremely luck, especially the ones with no bear spray.
Mind boggling that anyone would ever enter into bear territory without 454 hand gun and a 45-70 government. And that's bare minimum!
My ex-husband was stationed in Anchorage, Alaska. We took the kids for a picnic in a park. As we were cleaning up he discovered a cub in the trash dumpster. Then another cub came around the front of it. I wasn't looking when this happened and my dumb ex said "Look kids, look! Baby bears!". I hurried my children into the van saying as calmly as I could that mama wasn't far behind. He got in the van and we left; thank God mama didn't show up. I'm sure she was there. Stupidity is only one reason he's my ex.
He wasnt dumb when you were with him
Well then how dumb were you to have two kids to him?
@@22s22a or she didn't know he was
@@SHAFTMOSLEY okay buddy lol
Way to go A looking at these videos I can't believe people could be so damn stupid.
Brilliant video, many thanks for posting.
I think number 29 with the guy standing on a skinny dead branch while the bear shake his tree stand was damn close.
Guess bears speak Russian 😂
#27, momma was just protecting her precious babies, just doing what any momma would naturally do, good job momma, I wish you and your babies mighty long and safe lives!! 🤗😍🐻🐻🐻
When he says young and cerous, what he's really saying is, (Ballzy and Hungry) 😅
Grabbing and climbing or pushing over trees is a territorial display of strength and a challenging display as it keeps walking towards them...at that point it was probably a good idea for them to run when they had the chance.. the bear was not backing down. Was probably a young male .. black bears can be From 100 to 500 pounds and brown bear's up to twice that size. Now that's scary and a small 150 pound bear has the strength of about 30 grown men..so you don't want to mess with them and are sooo tough if they find a hornets nest or yellow jackets.wasps nest the will eat and feed on them for food despite being stung. They do not seem to be deterred by the pain .. Best to leave well enough alone if you can!
OMG for the mountainbike riders "ride or die" has another meaning than for me now i think 😅😉
Years ago I was in Tennessee and a bear ran across the road right two feet in front of me and went in the woods wow that was a moment to be honest I never felt scared just shocked was all
lol
Having a bear come up on your deck or porch isn't that unusual in tennessee.
I'm in New Hampshire. See them all the time. I get a little nervous on a 5 mile loop walk I like to take, 3/4 of it isnt near any homes or anything. Last time I went, sure as anything a young bear crossed the road 50 feet in front of me. He couldnt care less about me being there. That is the normal scene. I don't get too worked up on the "what if's", most critters want to do their thing and be left alone.
Your story, of the bear being only "2 feet" in front of you, seems quite stretched?
It'd be more believable if the bear ran "20 feet" in front of you.
‘Land a warning shot on the bear’ Don’t you mean by that that he missed from about 60 yards…..
When I went to make Montana I was taking a walk with my friends through the woods when I’m our way back we ran into a mama grizzly with two cubs, thankfully they left but it was close
7:56 nobody is going to notice that the narrator said man walking past but then the subtitles says “woman shouts” 😂😂😂
Wildlife and wild animals can be so unpredictable. I like the way Claws shows nature's dark side because nature isn't just peaches and cream.
You know what is far more unpredictable...look in the mirror. I hike in the woods everyday. I am far more worried about human encounters than wildlife.
Unarmed Hiker really ? Unreal ! Lets go to the wilderness unarmed ! That makes a lot of sense .....
Well, most people aren't snowflake trump cult members, thankfully
That group of kids on bikes handled themselves better than plenty of adults would've.
I love how most people talk rather politely to the bear , calling him “Bear” even under the most dire circumstances ! 🐻👍😍
In the case of black bears that's so stupid. You are supposed to make yourself big and very loud and never run. You can scare a black bear away, but not by whispering good bear lol
@@awright119021 you’re missing the point .
@@awright119021 was just making a point from afar …
a simple observation !
And I do find it rather pleasant! Better than using foul language and brandishing weapons.
Good night.
@@ursulasoames8602So is the person that commented on being polite to the bear.
Dont seek adventures in such Woods mountains with hungery predator, its not worth if you lose your life or helf of your pretty face😢, take a good shotgun or something like that for hungry predator attacks
Bless them for helping the bear that had it's paw stuck on the tree♥️👏
#29...Somewhere in rural Russia, Mansur, the bear follows his friend Andrei. Andrei saved the bear cub and now they are inseparable.
Mansur climbs a tree to join a friend.
I doubt a little that this is a savage attack from a hungry beast.
What will happen next? I guess Mansur will lick the friend and hug, when he climebs down.
The last one there, they probably wandered into the bear's territory. Pure speculation on my part, probably wrong, but the bear may have been climbing trees to indicate that it was marking its territory. Human analogy: if you see strangers in your neighborhood, you notice, but if you see one in your kitchen, as it were for the bear, you may do more than just notice.
my guess is it was fed by people. it didnt look like it had any fear of the guys. no jaw popping/bluff charges. pretty sure the tree climbing/shaking is an intimidation move. im thinking it expected to get fed and was getting angry when it didnt. also pure speculation, of course :)
These hikers are idiots. This could have turned bad.
Maybe the next one will be worth watching through its entirety.
#27 really decided to instead of backing away and exscping when the bear didnt notice him to throw rocks at it tf
Those 3 were lucky the bear didn't care for fish😂😂
#18 Unexpectedly men are wandering in the bush and just by happenstance happen to have a tranquilliser dart and bear medical supplies on them😳🤔.
The scariest bear encounters end up with nothing left of the human but a mangled skull maybe attached to a short length of spine. Kind of like what is shown as a trophy in Predator movies. Just read the NPS report on Timothy Treadwell and his girlfriend. Smart people do not feed them and leave the bears well alone - its a really nasty way to die and if one eats you - it will guard its cache and will have to be put down on the spot.
I hike in Colorado all the time and the few bear encounters that I have had were wonderful with no aggression by the bear at all!
The aphorism "err on the side of caution" is apparently lost on you.
#29 The guy adopted the bear 🐻 and named him Mansur so there's no question of an attack. They are buddies. Look "Mansur the bear " up on CZcams.
Lovely.
The last one was not a curious black bear, that bear wanted to eat them, he was trying to get them to make a mistake and then eat, if they would have tripped it would have been over.
19:05 that lady is fearless wow!
seems like she has a huuuuge balls
Crazy to see the trigger discipline of these people, even with bear spray. Shit if I was in one of those tree platforms and a bear came a couple of feet below me and the only thing I had was that spray, he's getting the whole can
Bears are very common in my home state in New Jersey. They are scary predators.
Sure are! I recall that story of the young man, his last name was Patel, getting killed and chewed on a few years back. Big black bear.
It's insane that most of these people don't have guns while hiking.
never did, throughout the 80 s and 90 s, was living in the sticks, did camp out many times, wonder if there was bear spray around in those years....had a gun at home but did not bother, did met bears, had them on my yard, mostly i ignored them and they did ignore me, dont want them on my porch and just chase them off, will not feed nor get to friendly with them,
Not allowed to carry in Canada unless you are a licensed hunter and then no handguns allowed period.
you might as well give guns to monkeys, same results....take pepper spray along, and learn how to behave, have been often wondering, what is wild ? my vote goes to people.....
Hiked n camped 7 months a year, 14 years in a row? Most with mom, dad n daughter German shepherds, Czech border patrol top kennel bred! They met n turned 9 grizzlies! They never backed down, never! Always in NW Montana,, mission mtns. n NW who? GSD trained well, also chased off moose, honey Badgers, never carried guns... With 2 Bear spray
well, the majority of people aren't snowflake trump culties
Funny that most people think the bears can understand English!
HELPING THE POOR BEAR IN TURKEY WAS SO NICE TO SEE LOVE PEOPLE LIKE THAT 💕👍💪
Throwing rocks at a momma bear is probably #1 on the stupidest things a person can do list.
The ladder attack was BS. That is Mansur and his owner. Mansur is a Russian Bear that was adopted by pilots at a Russian air field near 5 or more years ago. Andre his human Dad/main caregiver built a spacious enclosure for him with a pool, waterfall, trees a log cabin to sleep in etc. They fund his food and some of his enclosure due to expensive medical care etc. His main caregiver is the only person that can play with the huge brown/Grizzly bear and enter his enclosure. He has a You Tube page. Mansur the Bear.
Perhaps but I've had them climb the tree and attempt to get in the stand with me.
That woman saying the bear was timid, delusional!
#29 that's probably his pet. A lot of russians keep bears
If you go down in the woods today you're sure of a big surprise..If you go down in the woods today you better go in disguise..For every Bear that ever there was will gather there for certain because today's the day the
Teddy Bears have their picnic...
I do not know why, but convincing “City people” not to take chances when Bears appear, is like talking to a wall or a tree stump. Such poor reasoning skills… it is alarming.
"Unfortunately, the recording stops and her fate remains unknown"
Oh flook off.
7:17 Goes to show that bear spray is effective, and that a gun may or may not be, especially if you miss and agitate the bear. With bear spray, you can "miss" a little and it's still effective.
I remember several hunters (who were not hunting together) who stated that the bear ran right through a cloud of bear spray an attacked them. I think perhaps a Glock 20SF 10mm would be better, both for making noise and, if needed, terminating the bear.
I LOVE BEAR DOCUMENTARIES!
Bear #2: "Don't mind me, I. just going to chew on this branch"
Flare gun works the best, not killing it but diverting the attention of animal into flame or burning furred creature coat , immediately bears forget about yourself & fight with flame. One more if managed at it's feet makes it bezerk pounding on the burning Magnesium, it looks funny & happy to be forgotten by big pest.
Saved my close encounters with bears, better than spray.
The bear population is getting out of control, literary bears are blocking our Canadian highways !!
When you see bear raising on it's 2 then you know you must slowly back out, with good luck or BEST flare gun, works best, better than spray.
Mother bear just doing what comes naturally...protecting her cubs....hikers need to know how to remain safe....but to ‘put down’ the bears is not the answer....it’s like when a surfer is surfing and is taken by a shark...it’s a chance they take as you’re in their domain...and most experts will tell you they don’t like human flesh but it’s a case of misidentifying you as their normal prey....as they attack from underneath and mistake you for a seal.....
6:51: That's an Asian black bear. There is such species. I can tell by the white patch of fur on it's throat.
2:50 That's a Norwegian Elkhound. Great family dogs and hunting dogs.
I've got one thing to say, your in there world! 😳
Go ahead and change that from “ your ” to “ you’re “ and “ there “ to “ their “
@@qwut9544 speeling police have NO life! 😒
17:50 lol he thought he was tough but decides to run away
Bears are not vegan ! that hot sauce spray just adds a little spice to the bears meal.
He didn't have to kill the mother bear! He should have used bear spray instead. Now the little bears won't have a mother to teach them.
The guy says: stay! Stay! It's not a dog.😂😂😂😂😂
明知會遇到危險還要去 實在奇怪
I watched the whole video. The people were very lucky, the bears did not hurt them. The bears were trying to scare them away. Saw that bear spray works, and to back away when you can. I had a close encounter with a bear myself. A bear walked right through our campsite. It seemed to just be looking for food at the camp ground.
I like how everyone is taunting these bears and some making fun of them. If they were hungry enough you'd of all been a mean
#21 at 10' 40": bears do not stand on their hind legs to show their size to intimidate, but to have a better view all around. To intimidate showing their size they stand on four legs exhibiting their side...
Ole Griz was just trying to borrow the ladder.
Video on 1:55 with russian guy, the bear is domestic, he even has youtube channel and called mansour/mansur. At the winter time brown bears are hibernating, if that is early spring he wouldn’t left anything of that man if that was a wild hungry beat that size. So mansur is eating home food, living with people. That why the men speaking so chilly, this is his pet. He asked the bear not to move the ladder.
Thank God these guys recorded the bear and keep him accountable for his actions lmao
What crap..first of all you are not on a Black Bears menu (which by the way black bears come in all colors, black, cinnamon, brown and blonde. Black bears will usually do everything at all cost to avoid confrontation but some when scared will charge...it is called a bluff charage for a reason. At the last moment they will abort the charge. They are smart, inquisitive and non aggressive. Take it from someone who encounters them almost daily living in a very high bear population area and has volunteered to get bears out of homes, restaurants, grocery stores and other businesses. Ignorance is not always bliss. Now if you are encountering a grizzly or polar bear...then beware...because even if you aren't considered a delicasy you might come across one that isn't so particular. In the US lower 48 almost all bear encounters are black bears as there are only a few states that have small grizzly populations.
That is completely false you twitt. Black bears kill more people and munch on them then brown bears. Black bears are not timid. Do some damn research
@@Bella.216 I don't need to do research. I encounter them personally just about everyday. I also was trained to interact with the bear population in Tahoe where I live, by a renowned bear biologist from Alaska who has written a book on bear behavior (Black bears and Grizzly). And Josie, you don't need to call people names. 😉
Depends on how skinny they are, and while black bears rarely predate humans, it absolutely does happen. Definitely appreciate where you’re coming from though, the narrator is being totally unfair in their description of much of these bear’s behavior.
it's been my education that meat eaters tend to eat what's in front of them when they are hungry
Find the Dan Haggerty in Grizzly Adams his trained grizzly didn't want to be bothered to film that day. Picked Dan up by the calf of his leg up side down Dan was shook like a rag doll , there is video of the attack it was horrific . We fail to fully conceive how powerful these animals are. And should never feel comfortable, not to respect or forget that!...
the one when they shot the bear i got so pissed off. the bear looked so scared
10:38 Yellowstone says not to be worried about a bear standing up. It’s merely looking and assessing the situation not to show you how big it is. Other animals do that too like squirrels, lol, when I’m outside with peanuts are up in my window. If the bear isn’t happy that you’re in its space it would do what it does to other bears…bluff, charge, tree it and fight. People have been beat up and left alone it’s just you’re not a bear somewhat equal in strength. Bears, I’m told by people with much experience, aren’t crazy about people’s height and will assess that too. So, if you’ve got a couple of over 6’ men plus looking bulky with a knapsack, you might have a better chance, though nothing is predictable. Bears, like other animals and pets, have different personalities and experiences.
I’m not crazy about using terms such as “man-eater” and dramatic terms. Some bears don’t even eat meat just vegetation. It’s not good when a bear keeps following you around everywhere, though. It could be curious, it could be in predation mode and waiting for a good chance. It’s thinking. Some bears could have once been tranquilized or shot at and wounded or missed and may not like hunters. I once took a photo of a bunch of small deer laying around with a long zoom lens and when I clicked they all ran. Now my camera has a bird mode that silences the shutter click. A bear could have a kill nearby-you just don’t know the reason unless you find out.
The second bear from Russia, no one else notices the big red ball and chain hanging from this tree? Y'all know how Russians roll, that's his pet bear and they were playing a game. If that bear were aggressive towards the person in the ladder he'd have grabbed that foot and tossed them around like a rag doll. Give me a break.
You should do a video on leopard seal encounters.
@@johnbell1396 It's a type of seal from antarctica. It sometimes attacks humans
This dope at 9.04 turns his back on a Grizzly, never do that.
People are lucky sometimes,, but I would never go into woods without a guns
#27 это не нападение медведя, это хозяин со своим медведем, которого зовут Мансур. Его подобрали на аэродроме и вырастили. Этото медведя знает вся Россия😊👍
#29
Az egész nyugati kultúra és USA egy nagy hazugság. Mindig tudtam és éreztem . John dos Passos , Steinbeck érik a gyümölcse stb. elkapták a valódi nyugati civilizációt. Tudom , nincs gazdagság itt , de az én lelkemnek Turgenyev, Tolsztoj , Sadoveanu, Quo vadis, puszták népe kell. Itt üres a zsebünk , de van lelkünk. Még.
Ксюша, откуда вы знаете что Мансур не хотел съесть Андрея? Может хотел? Но потом передумал...🤣
Sometime,the older woman,may not be so lucky !
And they do not seek out humans for dinner! It happens very rarely that it’s a predatory attack. Most times it to defend cubs, territory and food. I love watching bears in the wild and on video- but don’t like when they are made out to be evil, and only intends to eat you! Don’t think it’s fair describing all bears like that .
Grizzlies and polar bears hunt humans. Grizzlies will stalk you and even pretend to walk away and then flank around behind you at full sprint once out of sight. Black bears are a common meal for grizzlies. Polar bears will learn human patterns like what time you like to take out the trash. Either will eat you while you are still alive and screaming because they have no need to dispatch you while they feast. But yeah, black bears are pretty harmless. I've had 20+ encounters with them and I don't even bother disturbing them when I see them. But now that I live in grizzly territory I have everyone carry their own bear spray and I also carry a 10mm in case I'm downwind in an encounter.
They all kept pressing there luck trying to get close to them they are a wild animal and if they feel threatened or think there cubs are in danger they will attack.
Damn the bears must be so offended to be the scariest thing in existence 😂😂
@@prod.krxnic4294 yeah I think so lol
Yes they do seek out humans! And the frequency is becoming more common as climate change and habitat loss increases.
Lucky that these folks didn't all win Darwin awards!
This was unintentionally hilarious! Most of the people were calm and not "terrified". Most were smiling/laughing. The black and brown bears were not looking to eat the people. They were just curious/young/playful and maybe looking for peanut butter sandwiches Not even the grizzly mom with her kids was threatening. Now at least we know bear spray works.
I bet Amie Huguenard used to agree with you.
I don't know what video you were watching, but everyone of those people were in mortal danger.
I agree and the narrator calls every encounter a "nightmare"...
@@jeffmilroy9345 she placed herself in mortal danger intentionally. No one with half a brain would be that desperate to stay with another nut. Her situation was not in the video either. Those grizzlies they were explicitly told was acting illegally antagonizing. After the season and they were starving. She had a death wish apparently
@@paulhomsy2751 exactly. The exaggeration made it more parody like.
That last bear wasn’t curious it was serious the way he was climbing the trees and was getting so close to the camera man it just showed he was thinking about attacking..
What's really strange to see is a bear hop sideways when they feel threatened.
Love how the commentator calls a "few" feet/yards...
More like several yards (20 - 30), or feet (10-20)
Cool that they got Joe Kenda to narrate this.
One of the brave hunters, lofl!
Warning shot... lol... he missed.
That was his intention. He wanted to scare the bear, not shoot it.
@@johnathonklinedinst5889 I was referring to the narration, not their action, love.
@@johnathonklinedinst5889 Sometimes that doesn't work.