Mother Brown Bear Encounter, Alaska. Cub bluff

We sat 200 yards from a mom and two second summer cubs, and they grazed passed us. The cubs were curious. #alaska #bears #bearviewing #wildlife #alaskawildlife #animals #grizzlybear #grizzlybears #bearsafety #brownbears taken on expedition with ‪@nathab‬ o barge katmai coast, alaska

[@Kikis-world1958]

No WORDS ❤..... FASCINATING..Greetings from Europe.🕊 Kiki

[@TengoMetekhi]

Momma bear is very smart. She makes rational decisions whom to trust and how to protect cubs without fighting.

[@LearningWithSuj]

Oh man… beautiful and scary at the same time! 😅 I got a little nervous when the little fella started walking toward you at the beginning, because Mama would have followed.

[@user-td9hp6li5h]

The babies are cute, but they are more likely to get you into trouble with the Mama Bear than the (fairly chilled) Mama Bear starting something.

[@mariamartinmartin3581]

Que preciosidades!!😊
Cuidemoslos😊
Respetemos😊
Gracias por las imagenes❤
Desde Cataluña,España saludos

[@FlorecitaAngie]

I do not believe that they are "magical" they are dangerous😲 and the danger can be real from one moment to the next, you can love nature and animals in a great way,but it is like insisting on putting your life at risk, it is just my personal opinion😐

[@Name-ve8z]

They’re magically dangerous.

[@bradjosephs]

I prefer being around bears to driving on the interstate or being in a high crime area. My friend just died from a 4 wheeler accident.

[@megleschack9049]

The cubs are like 6 year old boys who are 5’6” tall and weigh 140 lbs and it’s all muscle.

[@LearningWithSuj]

I wonder if this is the same Mama bear that battled the male grizzly. This one looks a bit larger.

[@tatanayaalexandra6967]

No it wasn't. Plus those Cubs were a lot smaller

[@LearningWithSuj]

@@tatanayaalexandra6967 that’s true. They were smaller. I didn’t pay attention to the date. It looks like that was just two days ago. Wishful thinking on my part. Hopefully, we’ll see them again in a future vid.

[@bradjosephs]

Hey! It was in the same area, and in fact the male that attacked was 200 yards behind us. But this is a different female. These cubs are second summer, the other sow had first summer cubs. That female is still around, but she did lose one of the cubs

[@CastleMc]

@@bradjosephs sorry to hear that, but thanks for reporting.

[@PDM-95]

I’ve got to do one of these tours. Did a super quick once-over on your site yesterday, but it looked like your upcoming tours are all abroad. Is there info about seeing bears in Alaska?

[@bradjosephs]

Hey! I’ll be here next summer! Thank you for the interest!!

[@Kikis-world1958]

😢next summer😢.....o.k.​@@bradjosephs

[@PDM-95]

@@bradjosephs cool! I’ll check your site again for more details. Definitely want to come during peak time

[@judys5133]

What are they eating from the ground?

[@Name-ve8z]

Hey question , if the cubs happen to run into each other years later do they recognize each other ??

[@bradjosephs]

For sure. They have a different bond their entire life. They certainly remember each other. Great question, thank you!!

[@user-zm3no9oi1p]

Почему они не трогают людей?

[@bradjosephs]

Because I don’t let them

[@user-zm3no9oi1p]

​@@bradjosephs, вы очень самоуверенный. Я думаю, не вы им не позволяете, а они слишком сытые