30 Scariest Bear Encounters of the Year (Part 2)
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- 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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Black Bear: Stand your ground
Grizzly Bear: Play dead/hide
Polar Bear: Accept your death
Or offer it a Klondike bar🤷♀️
if it's black - fight back
if it's brown - lie down
if it's white - good night
@@aliway4136 or a Coke
Warning dangerous animal invading house. Poor little bear if only he knew he has the apex predator in front of him. Lucky him they didn't kill him.
Actually polar bears are easily distracted.. Throw a glove,hat,something and pray you can get far enough away..
There is a very fine line between bravery and stupidity. The only thing that separates them is success.
Amen to that!!!!?
Never bring a camera to a .350 Remington Magnum fight!
Stupidity reaches the highest level here at 35:00 when the obviously British-accented tourists who have paid big $$$ to a tour operator to be deposited on some remote beach on the remote Aleutian Islands and who obviously have zero knowledge of wilderness travel and survival technique get surprised aggessively by a local resident. At least they had the guts and brains to stand up to it as a group which worked, although it is noteworthy that in all these encounters the bear usually left peacefully one way or another, despite the fears of the commenters here. There is truth to be prepared for a bear encounter, there is also truth not to be paranoid about it, the gun people will always promote an armed society, the peace people will always promote a dis-armed society, the truth is somewhere in between, be ready for aggression, but do not assume every bear is a predator out to attack you and eat you, statistics show that is extremely rare............. and that is "so-called civilized folk fear of the unknown" which "lurks in the wilds".............. made obvious by the knowledgable hunter at 6:25 who could have killed that bear with his high powered bow and arrow at any time but considerately did not.............. cuz he was quite sure the bear was just curious, and he kept his foot back so the bear could not suddenly bite on to it and pull him off the tree stand should it decide to do that. It is important to note that all the emotions the narrator accuses the hunter of having MAY NOT have actually occurred, humans are very good at accusing OTHER HUMANS of having the SAME THOUGHTS AND EMOTIONS they are having, and in THEIR OPINION, should be having, to relate to situations in the world.
That's exactly what I say!
I see a whole lot of our fellow humans crossing that line. Lets hope they arent reproducing!
9:46 they aren't too worried for their safety, they're feeding a polar bear so it knows where to come to eat them next time...ugh..👁👃👁
The hunter that said "hey what are you doing there" the bear looked up like " Nothing, I was just going down Joe relax"😂😂😂
That one was hilarious the bear actually looked confused.
😂 🤣 😂 Bear was like "mate I was going down not up, chill the fuck out"
How is a bear in the woods unexpected??
Yeah Ikr?! Normally you come across them in the supermarket...
No, in all honesty, this is also leaving me angry. I mean it's their territory. You got to be cautious in the woods and take measurements for protection.
Townies
@@Chris-fl2tt Townies? What kind of 1950's bullshit..
@@Perry.... people born in the cities by.its not that complicated lol
exactly!!!!
Had quite a few encounters, here in wooded areas of RI. But food sources for the wild are becoming an issue, and sightings are increasingly closer near homes now. Before I would go into woods alone, sometimes hear a woof, sometimes see and would talk gently, walk slowly away and keep looking back while holding my bear spray ready. I no longer head out, because I don't like watching over my shoulder, and freaking out hearing a twig snap. One area, a man I had spoken with a few time while in the woods across from his house, told me about a mountain lion in his yard. Waited for it to leave, got into his truck, and in rear view mirror saw it jump out of the bed where he had a garbage bag heading to the town dump. Living up in the White Mountains, NH, took my dog to do his business before bedtime. There was a communal dumpster, and a massive black bear was standing sideways looking at us about 30 feet away. I kept my eye on him, while telling my dog in a frantic whisper, "hurry up and go pee." Then ran as fast as I could to get inside. That is when reality hit me, and my legs started shaking. People over a few days who spotted him, agreed he was massive. Glad he was more interested in seeing what was in the dumpster. Went to a favorite waterfall in same mountains. At top of a small cliff, we crossed the little river it flowed from. Saw bear tracks and I joked, "let's follow." Stopped short with a really bad gut feeling, blurting out "let's go." Retreated quickly at a fast past. Had two dogs with us, and that bear had gone down below the falls, was crossing the little river in our direction. I realized his location when he didn't woof, but let out a growly grunt that scared me, and both my dogs were looking nervous. We just kept walking quickly, while I talked loud and firm with a deep voice trying to sound big and manly. Bear didn't follow. But still, I am afraid to head out alone now, mostly because food is becoming so scarce, meaning all are hungry. Thanks to all for commenting about your experiences. Nice sharing.
Thank you for finally not cutting your videos off instead of letting them play through. This was actually a good 35 minute video this time. Thank you. 😊
12:07 that bear looked like he did something bad when the hunter spoke to him,like a dog when he knows that he did something bad
Why would you even try to feed a wild animal let alone a grizzly bear what were these people thinking or not thinking more like it!!!
Some people are just stupid. Thinking bears are cuddly creatures.
Facts
the clip with the cubs and dudes in the boat.....that grizzly mom was off the bank, in the river and almost in their boat in 2 seconds.....they are so damn quick its almost not even believable....had they not fired a shot one of them wouldnt be here today
Bears are ridiculously fast, I live around bears off the smokey parkway. They want nothing to do with people for the most part.
*bear emerges from darkness and runs up the stairs*
* *New Fear Unlocked* *
Bear was like quit stankin up my river freak
While hiking one of the trails in Tetons, my buddies and I bumped into a grizzly and 2 cubs, it freaked us out. We backed up and walked backwards rapidly while screaming whoa bear. Momma bear with babies just kept walking down slope, didn’t even give us a second glance. As freaked out as I was, I kind of feel bad for the bears, I’m sure they’re stressed out with all the humans running around in their territory.
"thankfully the sticks they picked up kept the bear from approaching" lol the bear kept the bear from approaching lol
As always momma bear 🐻 keeping her cubs safe.
I wasn't sure where the bears were... fortunately they had large red arrows to point them out!
Yeah they are so tiny and really easy to miss. Thanks to the uploader!
I'm 108% blind and just wanted to say thank you for the arrows. I could see much better with them
Raina could do with some obedience training…Raina will you please come here 😂
I can't quite believe how agile and fast they are considering their massive bulk and size. It mist be incredibly frightening to encounter one charging at you.
Most people forget that bears are apex predators. This means you are more likely to be prey to a bear than a friend to the creature. This means give them a wide berth of distance if you can and not look for a photo opportunity.
No , black bears are omnivores and timid
Black and brown bears are omnivores, usually feeding on plants, fish, insects or carcasses, polar bears on the other hand, are carnivores and see humans as a food source.
@@peterjerchel4603 I wouldn't take that gamble. For that reason, I don't swim with fish either.
Wrong , humans are the apex predators... we eat far more bears than they've ever eaten humans
@@AAM20000 I don't know where you're from but as far as I know we don't eat polar bear meat.
People talking to the bears like the bears understand what they're saying 🤣
My nerves would be so shot I'd do the same thing 😂😂😂
Wow that bear inside the house scene was freaking scary 😨
Talk about getting caught with your pants down!!! Yeesh!!🤣
I've had more than a few bear encounters. Most are very quickly over as they are usually spooked of people and want nothing to do with you. Some are curious and will approach but will run when you make yourself loud and large. I had a black bear cub wandering up my road one day and was at a grocery store about a mile away a few hours later and the bear cub wandered in through the automatic doors. Saw everyone and bolted across the street and up a tree. My only frightening experience was running into two bear cubs on a hike with my dog. Immediately stopped and started to back away and quickly realized we were between the cubs and the mother bear who we didn't even see. Thankfully I'm very tall and my dog got very loud and we were able to get out before momma bear got close enough to do any harm. She was a fair distance off the trail and only saw her when she stood up on hind legs grunting.
#29 😂😂😂 I think the bear thought she was dead.
1:17 the bear kissed her head 😂
Not only would I have evacuated the area but also I’d have evacuated my bowels too
that one dude had a rainbow scarf .. bear took that personally
So many of these idiots dont respond properly to the body language of the bear.
35:07 I love watching bears as much as the next person, but I also know not to hang out on a bridge with mama bear and 3 cubs. WTF. people- you are the threat and the cause of any self-defense from the bears in this situation. And I am not ignorant to bear behavior or experiences. And I am not a bear novice, but understand how the different species behave.
In 2015 I was fishing in the lakes above Mammoth itself. I was standing on a log that extended from the shore to the middle of the stream I was fishing from. Over a period of about 20 minutes I had managed to catch 3 Trout, throwing them on the bank next to the log I was on. When I caught the third Trout I walked to the shore expecting to see two fish. There were no fish at all, just large Bear tracks. A Bear had apparently walked up as I was fishing from the log, and ate my two fish.
Smart bear - let the silly human catch fish for it.
that bear was watching you, they do that at times, you dont see or hear them, i heard of stories that hunters lost their kill due to a bear who came out of the bush at full speed, just after they did shoot it, bears are smart and fast,
No. 16 - Hey Raina, come over here and lets hide in this tent :-D
Messing with bears is almost a requirement for Russian citizenship.
Some of these folks,BARELY got away from these BEARS!!!🐻🐻🐻
That black bear in the beginning is surprising. They usually run away from people. It must have been really hungry.
i keep hearing that but from what i see there are plenty of black bear attacks on people sometimes just for fun
#3 is crazy all the tourists are walking along while the the mother bear started running and they still keeping walking
Right! Just walking and not even looking back...city folk are so ignorant to wildlife! Im from the city and i know just cuz they cute..they seem to forget they are predators...
They were so scared that they couldnt look back.
Never run from a bear as that can trigger a response / attack. They were taking the correct action….walk fast. Plus that was a black mama bear with cubs which isn’t know to attack. Grizzly / brown bear probably would have attack no matter what they did. Just to damn close!
I go up north every year to the upper peninsula of Michigan where my dad has a cabin and I bring my little 380 auto as I was going to go for a walk on the trails my dad told me that 380 is not going to do anything for you and proceeds me to give me his 45 to take with me, I never needed either one but that statement made me extremely concerned
Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Def listen to pops. A 380 would just piss it off.
Thank goodness for the helpful arrows. It's so hard to follow what I'm seeing without them.
Thank you for posting your comment as I stopped the video just to see if anyone was thinking the same thing.
Good video; but, starting for someone reason around #11, several of the arrows were wildly unnecessary.))
Why do we keep saying Something Unexpected Happens when it's a wild bear and they are known to charge and sometimes attack?
To try to dramatize very normal interactions, which doesn't work 😒
And i love how these people are just walking away from bears on bridge...city folk are so ignorant with wildlife
We? Naw just this fool
Running away from bear on bridge is most ignorant as you can’t out run them and you’ll only trigger a negative response as they see that as a threat. I think you’re more city than the people you’re commenting about!
I love the part in Yellowstone when the Bears are crossing the bridge and that "Mutt" of a Man (old guy in red) leaves his Wife on the outside (lady in pink) instead of moving her AWAY from the danger and switching places. 👍🏻Great job bud, great job! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
people making the bears nervous, then, that bears make this people even more nervous, even cows could become dangerous, get in panic in this sort of situation, good thing this park bears are used to crowds of people,
I love how everyone’s petrified of Australian wildlife, when any Australian will tell you North America has 10x more terrifying, and dangerous wildlife lol
I would rather deal with a red-back spider any day 🕸️
No, don't agree. I rather know where not to go than to think I am safe and some box jellyfish or deadly spider strikes me when I am not expecting it. In NA it seems fairly str8 forward = don't walk in The woods without heavy weapons or just skip it entirely. On The other hand, there is a lot of homicides, now that's something to worry about.
@@rastaskate4546there are venomous animals here as well. Pythons, cougars, huge alligators, bears, moose, etc
This would have been a good watch if they hadn't kept playing the same clips over and over and over have a blessed day!
7:20 the bear sees him on the stairs leaving it no choice but to charge at him
Buddy on the stairs- 🙋 hey ☺️
They’re all lucky most these bears seemed curious.
Right. It's not like they were so big and bad the bear couldn't have killed them.
stupid and lucky
A lot were black bear…..”tamest” of all bears lol. If your going to have an encounter, hope it’s a black bear as their known not to attack as say a grizzly or polar.
@@TC-dw6wg
Depends. If we’re talking a physical attack I’d prefer grizzly. Black bears that actually attack are more likely to eat you than grizzly bears. Now a bluff charge? Sure give me the black bear.
Info: 17:15 min into the video- They’re talking Norwegian, not Russian.
This is why I learned to paddle fast. Faster than anyone else. Even Forest Gump.
Seriously, there's no such thing as a "heartwarming encounter" (12:18) with a mama bear and her cubs, that's when she's the most aggressive.
The polar bear sniffing around Steve Backshalls camp in greenland… they weren’t really worried about their safety. They had several guns. It was the bears safety they were worried about.
At 1:16 she gets an early morning kiss from ~"Winnie the BOO!!!"~
Poor bears,,,,they just want a friend,,,,or just say hello,,,,😁💕😂😂😂
I'm new to this channel I'm going to say it don't disappoint
Imagine waking up to find a bear tasting you. That’s right.
i think i would die from a hearthattack 😂 real life jumpscare
This videoisway too long
17:00 they are not russian... they are norwegian.
I laughed so much about that. it is the Norwegian explorer Børge Outland and his friend Thomas Ulrich (Swiss), who followed in the footsteps of Nansen and Johansen 130 years ago who tried to reach the North Pole on foot but had to abort the mission and had to survive in the arctic pole for 2 years.
the clip shown here isn't even close to being the most spectacular polar bear encounter they got on film.
When hiking in beer country always travel with a group. If a bear attacks there’s one thing you need to remember, you don’t have to run faster than the bear. You just have to run faster than the slowest person in your group . You’re welcome
Well when u go to Bavaria (beer country) u won't find any bear 😂
😄
@@bigbubu75 ha
I love beer country
Thanks decade after decade I enjoy that joke.
Why was she recording herself a sleep
4:41 thank god for that giant red arrow to let us know where the polar bear is...
🤣🤣🤣🤣
God.
@@marilynwillett804 can't forget the big man upstairs!
Why are yall making this a big deal..now if they didnt put arrows in yall would say where r the arrows..its not that big of a deal to complain about.
I was camping in the mid 70s up in the Poconos. Middle of the night something pushes on my head through the tent wall, it’s a bear sniffing my head. We called the police the next morning and they had the bear moved to a different part of the mountain the same day. That was the scariest moments of my life.
You went camping in an area known to have bears without bear mace or a weapon?
You have a house to sleep in, why you got to sleep in the woods where wild animals live and then act surprised when a wild animal that lives in the woods comes around?
Why didn't YOU move to a different part of the
mountain?!?🤷♀️
Why traumatize the bear?🐻
You are in the bears house!
that bear had raided a tent success fully before, they never forget, does not make much sense to move that bear since they can easy walk a 70 km a day, , after a bear took a calf of my farm the fish and wildlife came out to hunt it down and shot it, once they learn livestock is easy prey the keep on doing just that, this was in the 90 s in Northern BC Canada
@@HypnoticHollywood gosh, i did, even in Alaska, bear mace would be more useful, a weapon is a pain when having to cross borders, like i had to do, from Canada to Alaska, but then, what do you do if a bear comes and visits at night ? just stay calm and hope for the best,
What a stunning lack of respect for nature and bone-headed behavior on display everywhere here. The idiotic woman who stuck her hand out the window and touched the bear's face is lucky she didn't lose her hand. But the polar bear ones were insane too. What is wrong with people?!
Tourists. We live near the smokey mountains and the area attracts some of the dumbest humans on earth. And the bears get put down due to the idiots feeding them.
Was anyone surprised that the dog didn't respond to the word 'please' ?
lol...,lol
Like, duh, eveyone knows bears appreciate couthness and canines are just dogs at din din time.
Scooby-Doo Snack anyone?
Despite the rarity of even having brownies charge you... IF you are in bear country, do yourself a favor.. a) IF you aren't a soldier or someone who can fire under pressure, carry bear spray.. or, even better, B).. Carry a 10mm auto or a higher powered revolver. And MOST important of all.. Pay attention to your environment! (City or woods!). Last, NEVER run from a bear or most any predator. You WILL almost always lose... P.S.S.S... Don't EVER try and bear spray a polar bear!! He'll just appreciate the seasoning while eating you.
Me and my grampa do trail cameras up in alberta and we were on the quad one time and we saw a black bear at the side of the road as we were going up and it almost charged at us 😅
I second this advice^ ALWAYS BE PREPARED. I don’t give a damn if it’s 1 in a billion of getting hit by lightning, you’re not gonna walk around with a metal rod in a storm. So why walk around in bear country without something to stop a bear? I’d hate for anyone to kill a bear, I have a healthy respect and fear for them but I do love bears. Either way I’d have something that could drop it as fast as possible if need be. Be prepared for any situation no matter how rare the risk of it is
Better yet just don’t go at all
Bear spray is proven to be effective on polar bears as well. Just spray it before its actually eating you..
Why are you giving out false information bear spray most definitely works on polar bears even in sever cold it almost works better than on regular black and brown bears
whats the total count on the word "bear" in the script lol.
That living room bear has been hanging around Quentin Tarantino.
Bear: Pointing paw it the camera.. "Whats this"?
"WHATS THIS" ?!
Bears are the Greatest
NO Way, Dude! Raiders all day long, bro!
(sorry, man - I'm a life-long smartass... I need help. The 12-step SAA (SmartAss Anon) didn't work out for me...)
Out of all these beautiful places Juneau was by far the most stunning...I am so blessed to have been born and raised there and hiked all the time never once running into a bear!
Lucky you!! That's pretty amazing!!🐻
Hows the crime? Still some of the worse in Alaska?
Correction, #14 isn’t russian.. it’s norwegian 🙂
Maybe a little more research was needed before putting this video out. The so called “explorers” at #12 were two hunters (you can even see their bow), the blue barrel was a bait barrel (legal there) and the bear that claimed the tree wasn’t the bear at the barrel it was a smaller one the bigger bear chased up the tree. I guess if you’d placed a red arrow on it people would have paid better attention and noticed the size change once the bear was up the tree
That guy that left his dog for the bear can rot in hell.
You sound exactly like me when it comes to animals
If it was my dog after the bear killed me he’d help them bear eat me. I love my dog but since he developed dementia I swear he thinks I’m delicious. Bc he’s diabetic his food is restricted & when he gets hungry he starts licking my legs and feet. He also bites the sht out of me when he gets confused or pissy, and if I’m not fast enough to avoid his teeth. Fortunately he’s only 20lbs. Unfortunately what ever insane mix he is has to include hyena bc his face is like all jaws and his teeth are crazy sharp.
Can you do another wolf encounter video? Or a coyote encounter video?
Imagine waking up and seeing a fucking bear sniffing your face
In the saskadrenaline footage, that bear that climbed the tree was a small bear, the bigger bear chased all around there to kill the smaller bear . It climed the tree for safety .
The dudes saying “hey mom” in unison 😂😂😂 @23:00
8:54 خوف الهامل ولا تضربه 😄😅
اخيرا واحد عربي
@@RD1456-j8j حياك الله
I liked number 2. Lady leaving house casually. Running back like hell.
Kangal dog was so brave, even being defeated every time, the Kangal would not back down. I admire such bravery! Amazing breeds
that has to be a good adrenaline hit :D the coldness when u look the bear straight to eyes
Thank you so much for the red arrows and explayning texts.
I’ve never guessed how an elderly woman looked like nor how footsteps sounded like without your help.
You aren't the only person in the world...how about that? Mind blowing, I know. Some people are visually impaired. Some hearing impaired. I'm really about to blow your mind with this one...Some people are both visually and hearing impaired.
@@Nope-s
And I’m sure that are large part of CZcams viewers are both deaf and blind - or just plain dumb.
But there’s a world outside the US.
@@Nope-s how would red arrows help a visually or hearing impaired person?? One can't see it at all and the other, along with everyone else, can see the giant apex predator without a red arrow. I promise you if they can't see the giant bear, they can't see the arrow either 😆
@@Nope-s if thats the case then how would they watch a video?
Best to put electric fence around the property ..If bear touch the live wire it get shocked and run away from it … I used 400 acres electric fence unit on my 10 acres property. It strong shock on bear’s nose and run fast away from my property I has few
grizzly bears in Alaska…
Good video thx
YO MAMA BEAR?
Americans- OH SHIT!😮 A BEAR!!!!
Russians- OH SHIT!😄A BEAR!!!!🥳
I don't know why people go into the forest and don't even think of bringing a gun with .
#27 the way that black bear climb down the tree that quick
I guessed there would be a bear in each of the videos so I wasn't scared.
I live in the Smoky Mountains in East Tennessee. My dog, Lucy, sleeps in the laundry room at night. She woke me up with an high alert bark, that meant something was outside. Lucy wanted outside to get at it so bad, but thankfully earlier that day, I heard a bear was in the area. Being afraid she may get hurt, I made Lucy stay inside. I walked out on the deck and quietly went down the stairs. I could hear my trash can fall over, but I couldn’t see anything from where I was standing. Then the bear walking on her back paws as she tore open a trash bag with her front paws came into view. I was about 3 to 4 yards away from the bear at this time, and she had no idea I was even there. I just watched the bear tear into the trash, looking for food for about 5 minutes or so. I know this was not smart, but I just love animals and nature so much. Then I stomped my foot and told the bear to go home. The bear jumped, it startled her, but she threw the bag of trash down and took off toward home.
The bears are more civilized than many of the residents of inner cities of the United States
Exactly! Bears are smarter too!
That's not difficult.
1:20 - The bears like... _Sniff sniff...Nah... no Japanese food tonight, it messes my stomach every time!_
You never run from a bear,
Uhhh, pro tip: if you see a mama bear with her cubs, don't form a crowd to take pics. She might not take kindly to the attention.
That shotgun was a flare gun 😂
Nothing in any of these videos was, "unthinkable."
In the Tee Patton clip the man doesn't say "Not Yet" he says "you better get!" Just for anyone wondering lol
17:05 They are in Russia, but they speak Norwegian, so it is Norwegians who are out there!🇳🇴 The first Norwegian says this; Are you looking for breakfast now! (To the bear) and next; Oh he's heavy! Then he says that they should throw a flare, to scare away the polar bear🐻❄️😊Hugh from Norway
Brave dog protecting his owner.🐶
Wait, there's something more terrifying than a drunk roommate coming home? Have you guys seen my roommate?
24:00 your dad when you forget to make your mom a mother's day card
You need better recall for your dogs if youre gonna let them off leash -_-
“He bravely walks down the stairs to feed the predator”
It’s more like ..The idiot then walks down the stairs
Thanks Bear
number 28, my mans turned into forrest gump for sure. probably didnt stop runnin til he got home
The places are beautiful so are the animals but the animals are quite deadly sometimes gotta be careful.
Thank you for letting us know when the bear does this and the big red arrow we would have never figured it out without ya
You all are ridiculous.
Why do yall complain bout the smallest things..now if they didnt put arrows in then yall would complain about no arrows...never pleased huh