You're dinner... Oh, no I'm not! You're dinner... Oh, no I'm not! Trust me, fish, you're dinner... A bear cub has a devil of a time dealing with a huge salmon.
Can't get much fresher than that. Nice, big salmon dinner for this cute little bear cub. I'll bet a nap was in order after the meal. Sweet dreams little guy.
While I was fishing, he polished it off in just a few minutes. Ten minutes later, Momma had another one for him. The average Pacific coast bears eat over 5,000 pounds of salmon each season.
@@squabby3 LOL, I'd NEVER want anyone to run after a bear who is running away from them. That could be seen as a sign of aggression to a bear and then your video would have a WHOLE different ending! YIKES!! Safety first! Hope you caught a whole bunch of salmon and no bears tried to snatch your catch ha ha!
NOT TRUE! Vincent, sorry to see you have a jaded view of bears. In fact, they are very timid of human contact and will almost always run off when confronted. I have had hundreds of bear contacts in the forests of Canada. Only twice did I climb a tree,.Once when an angry Grizzly was stomping in the bush and another time when I nearly stepped on a bear cub while timber cruising. The cub raised its head from his nap and bawled, his sister saw me and bawled also. Although Mom was not irate, her head shaking and snorts coaxed me up the tree.
@@dthomas4505 No kidding D. The alternative to that salmon's quick death is, it spawns, then spends the next three weeks slowly dying. By the time they die, they can't see, swim or stay upright. The little cub spared the salmon a long slow death. People like Mommy probably don't even know that their death is a done deal as soon as they leave the ocean. Freshwater kills salmon slowly but surely. On average a salmon will die within seven weeks of hitting the freshwater river it spawns in.
Momma and her cub were just two of the many bears that joined me on that day of fishing. Sproat river, at the fish ladder, is a favourite fishing hole for the blacks. I was fly fishing on the other side of the river, about thirty meters away. Not uncommon to see an adult black consume 10 - 15 salmon per sitting.
Well, we know he didn't drag it into the bush to play a game of cards. A young cub like him will take about half of an hour to consume a fish that big. Like children, they sometimes play with their food first.
No ehite mans sewer hear only in cowichan vally. One in lk cowichan 1 in cowichan vally. Dikes g9ne straight not curvy how it used to be. Curent blows out fish eggs. Dry spawning grounds
Can't get much fresher than that. Nice, big salmon dinner for this cute little bear cub. I'll bet a nap was in order after the meal. Sweet dreams little guy.
Salmon thinking..."for the love of God put me out my misery already!"
Fish don't have pain receptors
@@DropDatBass fish do feel pain. its a myth they don't feel pain. its just not the same as human pain though.
@@DropDatBasswhy do you think they flop around like crazy when you stab them 😂
Probably one of the biggest salmon I've seen a bear caught
big big fish, cute cute bear
He was so smart to move him away from the water after he kept getting away
Should be titled “bear cub, playing with fish… “
he is so young.. and a awesome fisherman!!!
I don't think the cub caught that fish, I think the mom did.
That's a bigass fish for that little bear.
While I was fishing, he polished it off in just a few minutes. Ten minutes later, Momma had another one for him. The average Pacific coast bears eat over 5,000 pounds of salmon each season.
Fish was probably like “it’s times like this I wish I wasn’t so slippery”
Bear decided to take the poor dying salmon on a jog instead of eating them. Yeesh!
Rest assured Brian, almost the entire salmon was consumed by the little fellow.
@@squabby3 I'm sure, but I want to see the chow down!
@@corgeousgeorge Sorry Brian, I was too busy catching salmon to follow him to the dinner table.
@@squabby3 LOL, I'd NEVER want anyone to run after a bear who is running away from them. That could be seen as a sign of aggression to a bear and then your video would have a WHOLE different ending! YIKES!! Safety first! Hope you caught a whole bunch of salmon and no bears tried to snatch your catch ha ha!
People be like fell bad for the salmon bro y’all so soft
Even though nature can be cruel sometimes but it’s still beautiful all at the same time.
Mom: Don't play with your food!
The bears always get the biggest salmon
Damn, how'd it manage to stay alive for so long?
That poor fish endured torture.
Who cares? It's a fish. They're basically aliens on Earth.
This is the cycle of west coast life. If it makes you feel better, the adults consume their fish in about two bites and one minute.
The worst part is the bear took it to the bushes where he continuously sexually assaulted it
@@pr3s151 😂
That salmon is the size of the bear lolll
His going to need a nap after that
That is the biggest, tastiest looking salmon ive ever seen.
Looks delish!
Bear: no no no no noooo!
Where he was taking the salmon? To the kitchen
Bears are aggressive and scary and would chase everything
Also bears:
NOT TRUE! Vincent, sorry to see you have a jaded view of bears. In fact, they are very timid of human contact and will almost always run off when confronted. I have had hundreds of bear contacts in the forests of Canada. Only twice did I climb a tree,.Once when an angry Grizzly was stomping in the bush and another time when I nearly stepped on a bear cub while timber cruising. The cub raised its head from his nap and bawled, his sister saw me and bawled also. Although Mom was not irate, her head shaking and snorts coaxed me up the tree.
Sir that is far to big of a bite
Que lindo, aprendiendo de mamá!🐻❤🐻
I’m hungry
Hard to not feel bad for the fish
Do u feel bad when u eat a burger
@@dthomas4505 No kidding D. The alternative to that salmon's quick death is, it spawns, then spends the next three weeks slowly dying. By the time they die, they can't see, swim or stay upright. The little cub spared the salmon a long slow death. People like Mommy probably don't even know that their death is a done deal as soon as they leave the ocean. Freshwater kills salmon slowly but surely. On average a salmon will die within seven weeks of hitting the freshwater river it spawns in.
Its a fish ffs. If u feel bad for a fish u need a reality check.
Fish don't have pain receptors
@@DropDatBass no.
if they not get eaten, they would slowly literally decay till die in 2 weeks.
Almost as big as him!
Sockeye Salmon are huge
but mama is here where were you going?
Momma and her cub were just two of the many bears that joined me on that day of fishing. Sproat river, at the fish ladder, is a favourite fishing hole for the blacks. I was fly fishing on the other side of the river, about thirty meters away. Not uncommon to see an adult black consume 10 - 15 salmon per sitting.
@@squabby3 I'll bet there was some serious sleeping after having a belly full of fish.
Wow thats a big salmon
The bear did not eat anything...
Well, we know he didn't drag it into the bush to play a game of cards. A young cub like him will take about half of an hour to consume a fish that big. Like children, they sometimes play with their food first.
Британская Колумбия/ 🇨🇦/🐟рыбы полно...
Yes indeed, the fish are full as are the bears.
No ehite mans sewer hear only in cowichan vally. One in lk cowichan 1 in cowichan vally. Dikes g9ne straight not curvy how it used to be. Curent blows out fish eggs. Dry spawning grounds
Um baita Salmão 🐟🐟👍
Приятно аппетита
把鱼给它抢过来会发生什么?
Trying to eat.
We all get our fill during salmon season.
👌
Looks like conor mcgregor vc khabib
Yeah, a bit of a mismatch. However, making it to the fourth round, the Spring gave that cub a run for his money.
它好像不怎么会吃鱼
Оо какая рыба ё моё
Mujahir alam
🙄😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
Fish didn't deserve it, animals are so cruel.
Жестокий ролик ! Ужас !
А когда человек сьедает краснуху, не ужас. Извините