Wow. I've been up that road a million times in my life and only seen a couple black bears, never a grizzly. Can't believe you saw both in the same place! Great capture!
@@alanamaclauchlan554 lol...thanks for the info. However, not sure if I would remember that when I’m shitting myself in fear......lol🤣🤣🤣. I think I would run for dear life or climb a tree.🙈🤦🏾♀️
yEAH tHE gRIZZLY CAN SURE RUN FAST BUT i AM MORE IMPRESSED BY THE SPEED IN WHICH bLACK BEARS RUN UP TREES. They can run up a tree faster than I can run on nthe ground.
That's why no human (even top athletes) can outrun a bear! The only chance for a human is to convince the bear he/she isn't a good prey and it's better to leave the poor human alone...
@@voraciousreader3341 nah, if glizzies were dangerous this guy wont be recording them so comfy and happy, bears specially glizzies dont attacks humans they respect us
This is why black bears of the Yellow Stone live in forested areas while Grizzly bears live in the prairie areas. Because adult Grizzlies can’t climb trees; they are too heavy, but black bears can climb trees. Grizzly bears are twice as big as black bears and actively prey on black bears.
Can't is misleading. They just don't do it often, and it's for a few reasons. There is plenty of documentation of grizzly bears (mostly female) climbing trees, but they aren't as proficient at it. Black bears are much more proficient because (as you may know) they are designed for it. Their anatomy enables them to do it much easier. I think, much like cougars & leopards, their wrists can swivel to grasp the tree so much easier. Their claws are much better equipped for grasping bark and branches. Besides the anatomy, doing things like climbing can be sort of a learned behavior. Lions aren't well known for climbing trees, but certain prides in certain parts of Africa are well known for their climbing abilities and do it often, even climbing as far as leopards to chase/kill/steal food. Effort is another factor. There's a certain point in which expending the effort goes too far, and becomes too risky. A large male grizzly risks injuring himself and won't make that compromise. Here are some videos of such: th-cam.com/video/x2W2vQD-M4k/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/6hm9GJwscBs/w-d-xo.html (not a wild bear) th-cam.com/video/wNwnWntk5bE/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/rdgepTdA3oU/w-d-xo.html Very clearly not as quick or graceful as a black bear, but still fast than a human could ever.
@@levvisbalhare1780 Grizzly bear cubs and yearlings can climb trees, but adult grizzly bears cannot. As explained in this TH-cam video: “Can grizzlies climb trees?” th-cam.com/video/iaUivVMpX54/w-d-xo.html
I have to add here that I have seen grizzlies scale up tall trees faster than you would believe possible in the presence of a huge grizzly that went up after him. Ana I g and spine chilling.
This is one of the best bear educational videos, you will ever see. It shows the speed of both, a black & a brown (grizzly) bear, on the ground and the speed a black bear can climb up trees & the speed they can climb down trees. Don't be fooled by the lack of branches. They move with the same speed when there are branches. Running is futile. A bear, perfect storm. A black bear. An animal your have to fight, in order to live. A brown bear. An animal you have to play dead, in order to live. A true nightmare. It was interesting to see this play out. I was thinking, it wasn't possible for the black bear & her cub not to know the grizzly was there. But, they didn't seem concerned. Then there it is. Some unknown. And suddenly it's a mad dash straight for the trees.
Black bears rarely if ever attacks humans, and most of those cases are because of mothers defending their cubs to nosy people not respecting rules. There's less than one death per year caused by Black bears and 99% of the cases are due to people coming to close to mothers protecting their cubs. You're more likely to get killed by a cow than a black bear.
A grizzly bear nearby, and these people continue to film. It must take balls to do that. Grizzly bears have a keen sense of smell, and can detect their prey miles away. I would quickly get back in my vehicle and call it a day.
Ahem, just going to say that grizzly bears are just as scared/curious about humans as humans are bears. Most bear attacks on humans are provoked, the rare instances where bear attacks are unprovoked are from humans lack of knowledge in that if you run from a predator, it triggers their chase and attack reaction in their brain, it’s almost like if I acted like I was going to throw something at your face and you flinched out of instinct, same for bears when you do a flight response. With black bears you stand your ground scream look big and fight back, black bears are actually scarier than grizzly in the fact that they will kill you to eat you. Grizzlys don’t actively eat humans. Even ones they have killed. With grizzly’s you also stand your ground, scream, look big, BUT you do not fight back, if the grizzly does decide to go through with the attack, you play dead, grizzlys thinking, threat eliminated and quickly gets bored of your supposed corpse, it will not eat you. Black bears will, you must fight a black bear if it attacks Edit: also on the grizzly thing, it’s actually encouraged to shit yourself if you can while playing dead if the grizzly is attacking. Grizzly’s hate the smell and taste of human, shitting yourself is just another deterrent. I myself think it would just come naturally. The rule of thumb is as follows If it’s black, fight back If it’s brown, get down If it’s white (polar bear) say your prayer, because your dead
amazing to me that there was such a vast distance between the bears add in a small lake yet that Grizzly still dominated the territory! and ran so fast, truly impressive.
Not too "vast" - only about 200 yards between them. Grizz range hundreds of square miles as their "territory", but essentially just go wherever they go. Mature boars will ALWAYS kill any smaller black bear they can catch. Equal weight black bear can fight off a grizz, and this sow came down aggressively to face the ~400 lb grizz. She MIGHT have been able to fight him off, but if the grizz was aggressive enough he could've easily killed her. Surprises me that young boar grizzlies don't mate with black bear sows in heat, but it's never been documented. Dominant boar grizzlies kill as many grizz cubs they can catch, which is why ignoramus leftist wackos arguing against hunting are the real danger to healthy bear populations in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho. Over 64 bears were either shot or euthanized in 2020 with multiple attacks. 2 fatalities I know of in Montana this year. Hunting is BY FAR the best management and safety measure FOR THRE BEARS, but idiots don't know they're idiots
“ignoramus leftist wackos arguing against hunting are the real danger to healthy bear populations“ Thank the lord that you considerate hunters are caring for the elephants, rhinos, whales, lions, etc with such care. The natural world would collapse without you. For the hard of thinking - yes I’m being sarcastic.
@@olderbutnowiser6701 giant PS: All species of big game that are hunted are managed by the funds from licenses to hunt them. The ONLY thing that has decimated mule deer and elk populations in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho are the verminous damn mangey WOLVES that are a NON-NATIVE invasive species that was forced by leftists to be "reintroduced" in areas where they were NEVER NATIVE!! So take ur ignoramus rant and.....
and what? Shove it where the sun doesn’t shine? You went personal fast there! Nature managed well enough before you gun totting septics realised that you enjoy hunting. Making up reasons to carry on doing it doesn’t cut it I’m afraid. No doubt you would excuse that shithead Dentist that went to Africa to kill a lion some years ago. Lured it out from the reserve purely for his gratification. Culling animals is one thing. Enjoying it is totally another thing. It’s just my opinion, you don’t need to agree, you don’t need to call names. For a Doctor you come over rather unprofessionally. Again, just my opinion xx.
@@levvisbalhare1780 Don't be shy, explain why you feel that. The video clearly shows him running out from behind the Rock like she was about to go mama bear on him. Then he stands there staring back at her not daring to go back in.
Yes she is able to do just that. Black bears tree their cubs. She may have 3 of them and they will all go up the tree. Good thing for us. Because this is why the sow black bear is less likely to attack us than the sow grizzly. Easier to send them up a tree than to fight every threat that comes along. And there is easily a thousand blacks for every grizzly. So its good they are climber. Because even a tiny female sloth bear can fight off a male tiger.
I lived over 4 years in Alaska. Old timers always said they could tell which bear ate the victim. A black bear would climb UP a tree to get ya. And, a Grizz would knock the tree DOWN that you were in. I've seen a Grizz swat an 8-9" round, and about 20' long freshly fallen log and send it sailing several feet in the air. Just to eat grubs or varmin underneath it. People have to SEE their strength and speed to understand just how deadly they really are!
It is incredible the evolved instinct of these animals, the bear cub knows that mom came down from the tree but that the danger is still there and it just stays up there waiting for the sure signal from its mom.
This mother bear is extremely brave to climb down the tree to stand her ground with the big Grizzly, she must be on hyper estrogen and protection mode, like when women can lift cars to protect their children. Very impressive good for her! The lesson face your fears, and do what your dreams/goals are anyways.
When your fears happen to be a grizzly that can kill you with one blow you would have to be a suicidal moron to face it. The mother only came down to look after the grizzly was a fair distance away. Wildlife doesn't have use for your after school slogans.
I need to know what happened next!!! Did the Grizzly give up? Did the mother black bear try and fight the grizzly…what about the cub did he stay up there for how long? Such a great video. I’m obsessed with all nature videos. This was crazy!!
Simon, right because you know what happened after the video stopped more than the guy that filmed the encounter? It's just that you display your idiocy so proudly and for no reason at all
@@Ctmurphy1717 Grizzly bears eat black bears. The mom came down because she figured out that the Grizzly bear may shake the tree causing both she and her cub to fall down.
He is doing his favorite predatory circle. Letting a Griz that close already sealed her child's fate. Black bear can outclimb a Griz but they can't outrun.
@@Nature_is_metal But she came down from the tree to confront him and he backed off? Why wouldn't he fight her then? What grand opportunity was he waiting for that would be more optimal than that one?
Great video of interactions between Bear species. Many Male Grizzly, Polar Bears etc. Will kill Cubs if they come across them. To see this pursuit in person is incredible. Hopefully the Cub stayed up in the tree the Sow slipped down the tree. I hope she made it. 💪🏼🙏🏻
That Grizzly will definitely eat that baby black bear or his mother if it can catch and kill them though it would prefer the cub because it will be less of a threat
I'm surprised the Sow allowed her and her Cub to get that close to the Grizzly seemed like just about 100 yards a distance that most Grizzly's consider they're space. Also this looked like sub-adult Grixzzly not that it mattered.. Fascinating footage.
I think the grizzly was downwind of the blacks -- a guess. In other words, the blacks didn't smell the grizzly. They had to get close and see him/her/it to understand the danger.
Mothers can be quite the beasts in nature. I saw a video of a sloth bear mama driving away a larger tiger to protect her cub some time ago. It's fascinating what animal mothers, particularly mammal mothers, will do to keep their progeny safe.
With the baby bear up in the tree tactics to engage the mother and the separate her from the cub won’t work. Because the Grizz’s backside would be wide open to attack if he climbed the tree to get at the cub. If you watch predatory take down videos of lions, wolves, hyenas, they attack the genitals and flanks of their larger prey. The young of every species is much less able to protect themselves, so great predatory targets. So, the treed cub is safe. Unless the male wishes to accept the defensive injuries of the mother bear. It’s unlikely he’d do that because he can simply try this pair again another day. Because in another day the cub might fall out if the tree. Or trip. Or get cornered. All these scenarios are much better for the predator. And he won’t expend as much energy as a fight would require. Further, the injuries a fight to the death with a motivated adult bear might put him in a bad position for a future fight with an equal.
@@muhammadeisa1459 That doesn't apply when the one ahead is Griz. Maternal instinct will be overtaken by survival instinct. That Grizzly didn't go away. He was still there. And he was doing his predatory circle. Letting him that close was already a loss of mama bear. That cub won't survive because he can't stay at the top for eternity and Grizzly will be there doing his circles. Male Grizzly are built like tanks, this sow bear will only leave him with scratches while he can crunch up her head in one bite.
I hope Colin Murphy was in a vehicle or carrying a firearm. Bears are fast, they can out run a dog. When a bear is hungry, they will run after anything, including a human that they can see and smell from a distance. Never trust a bear. They are the apex predator. Bears don't care. They will chase you down and kill you for food. That cub started running first, before Mama bear did. So glad that little cub got up that dead tree! That cub will hold on up there for hours if they have to! Amazing raw footage!
While the bear was impressive, horses are on another level, can run much faster for much longer without breaking a sweat. Massive lungs, heart, to power thr muscles with oxygen. But for humans, better not waste that brain, its our only hope to survive.
Thoroughbreds & Quarter Horses were specifically bred for speed an acceleration. -Bears have bred their own speed, which in my opinion, is more impressive. You put a thoroughbred on this sort of terrain and it would break a leg fast, especially if it's a poorly bred, off-the-casino-assembly thoroughbred. They are awful examples. Horses and other ungulates have an advantage over predators: They are running for their lives. Bears can hold a fast pace for just as a respectable amount of time as an herbivore can, in my opinion. It's a pretty even comparison, and that is why predators and prey continue to survive and thrive. Sometimes the herbivore wins, sometimes they lose.
@@lpycb42 he isn't walking away. He is what Grizzly famously do. The predatory circle. Sorry mate, the cub or the sow, one of them is eaten. Grizzlies determination are crazy. He will circle them for hours to wait for the perfect time for ambush.
Humans can learn from wild animals In America there seems to be no respect for human life Every day horrific stories of what happens to so many Innocent children Story after story one worse than the other What is wrong with these people !!!!!!
@@j.d.culbertson4265 We r talking about 4 legged wild animals where the survival of the luckiest rules the day not a modern day sofisticated super power run by man
Umm... I dont really know how to begin to respond to this post. You do realize the grizz was gonna have that cub for a snack and who knows what to his mom.
@@anitagold124 so your solution is for us all to fall to anarchy, abandon civilization and resort to being wild animals and kill each other over territory? Great solution. This is why you’re making stupid comments on TH-cam instead of leading a band of morons to their own destruction. Let’s hope it stays that way.
to me it looks like the black bear sow slipped down the tree. whether she slipped down or intentionally climbed down i am very surprised she managed to fight off the grizzly male. i grizzly male can easily kill a black bear as the former is much stronger and aggressive. i would expect the grizzly to kill the black bear sow and eat her and get her cub as a bonus meal once the cub tires and slides down the tree. the cub picked the worst tree to climb. no branches for it to sit on.
@@riazhassan6570 Know about this too. Grizzly bears see Black Bear as a food source like an elk or moose. They will 'eat' them every chance they get. Heck they even eat dead grizzlies and the cubs and young adult they killed themselves.
@@Nature_is_metal , they do not necessarily view Black Bears as a food source but more of a competitor for food. They will kill smaller bears, including their own kind, but other than small cubs, they will rarely actually eat them. Most of the time, it is territorial.
@@tauron1 And also the boar knows the sow will not come back in heat again as long as she has cubs. So he will also kill the cubs so that he can breed again. Especially the cubs of another boar.
Lousy camera work too much sky where the bears don't go and too much open ground where nothing else is seen. Take a couple of shotscto calm down your DTs.😅
Wow. I've been up that road a million times in my life and only seen a couple black bears, never a grizzly. Can't believe you saw both in the same place! Great capture!
It's no wonder why they say you shouldn't run from a bear because no human would make it
Oh really now, what should you do?🙄
@@peacegiver1000 You should stand your ground and try to scare it away by throwing rocks or something at it and make lots of loud noises
@@alanamaclauchlan554 lol...thanks for the info. However, not sure if I would remember that when I’m shitting myself in fear......lol🤣🤣🤣. I think I would run for dear life or climb a tree.🙈🤦🏾♀️
@@peacegiver1000 Sorry but you have no chance if you run.
@@peacegiver1000 an idiot who runs from a charging Grizzly is a DEAD idiot.
The climbing skills of these things is just damn amazing
There is a certain sound that the mama bear does and the cub knows to climb the tree. It won't come down till it's mama tells it to.
yEAH tHE gRIZZLY CAN SURE RUN FAST BUT i AM MORE IMPRESSED BY THE SPEED IN WHICH bLACK BEARS RUN UP TREES. They can run up a tree faster than I can run on nthe ground.
You run up a tree pretty quick too if you had that big of a Grizzly chasing you
@SMack you wouldn't be alone, I'd die of fright too...or at least faint like a pussy
Yeah thats pretty fast.that cub was just booking it.....megatango
Damn, that grizzly covered the distance in no time.
That’s why they’re so dangerous to humans!
Faster than a race horse over short distances.. They are incredibly fast.
That's what they do and why they are so scary. Never mind short distances either, these bears have cardio for DAYS.
That's why no human (even top athletes) can outrun a bear! The only chance for a human is to convince the bear he/she isn't a good prey and it's better to leave the poor human alone...
@@voraciousreader3341 nah, if glizzies were dangerous this guy wont be recording them so comfy and happy, bears specially glizzies dont attacks humans they respect us
This is why black bears of the Yellow Stone live in forested areas while Grizzly bears live in the prairie areas. Because adult Grizzlies can’t climb trees; they are too heavy, but black bears can climb trees. Grizzly bears are twice as big as black bears and actively prey on black bears.
Can't is misleading. They just don't do it often, and it's for a few reasons.
There is plenty of documentation of grizzly bears (mostly female) climbing trees, but they aren't as proficient at it. Black bears are much more proficient because (as you may know) they are designed for it. Their anatomy enables them to do it much easier. I think, much like cougars & leopards, their wrists can swivel to grasp the tree so much easier. Their claws are much better equipped for grasping bark and branches.
Besides the anatomy, doing things like climbing can be sort of a learned behavior. Lions aren't well known for climbing trees, but certain prides in certain parts of Africa are well known for their climbing abilities and do it often, even climbing as far as leopards to chase/kill/steal food.
Effort is another factor. There's a certain point in which expending the effort goes too far, and becomes too risky. A large male grizzly risks injuring himself and won't make that compromise.
Here are some videos of such:
th-cam.com/video/x2W2vQD-M4k/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/6hm9GJwscBs/w-d-xo.html (not a wild bear)
th-cam.com/video/wNwnWntk5bE/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/rdgepTdA3oU/w-d-xo.html
Very clearly not as quick or graceful as a black bear, but still fast than a human could ever.
Misnomer. Grizzlies CAN climb trees .
@@levvisbalhare1780 Grizzly bear cubs and yearlings can climb trees, but adult grizzly bears cannot. As explained in this TH-cam video: “Can grizzlies climb trees?” th-cam.com/video/iaUivVMpX54/w-d-xo.html
I have to add here that I have seen grizzlies scale up tall trees faster than you would believe possible in the presence of a huge grizzly that went up after him. Ana I g and spine chilling.
@@Dotalina33 what happened? Did the big one got the small one? Thanks
This is one of the best bear educational videos, you will ever see.
It shows the speed of both, a black & a brown (grizzly) bear, on the ground and the speed a black bear can climb up trees & the speed they can climb down trees.
Don't be fooled by the lack of branches. They move with the same speed when there are branches.
Running is futile.
A bear, perfect storm.
A black bear. An animal your have to fight, in order to live.
A brown bear. An animal you have to play dead, in order to live.
A true nightmare.
It was interesting to see this play out.
I was thinking, it wasn't possible for the black bear & her cub not to know the grizzly was there.
But, they didn't seem concerned.
Then there it is. Some unknown.
And suddenly it's a mad dash straight for the trees.
its well known at this point that those rules for black and brown bears arent true and it varys with each encounter
Black bears rarely if ever attacks humans, and most of those cases are because of mothers defending their cubs to nosy people not respecting rules. There's less than one death per year caused by Black bears and 99% of the cases are due to people coming to close to mothers protecting their cubs. You're more likely to get killed by a cow than a black bear.
A grizzly bear nearby, and these people continue to film. It must take balls to do that. Grizzly bears have a keen sense of smell, and can detect their prey miles away. I would quickly get back in my vehicle and call it a day.
True. All about the direction of the wind though. He had no clue they were there until momma bear spotted him and ran.
It was not nearby. They were using a telescopic camera.
Lmao come on now they have a bazooka
That mama bear and cub are easier prey in a grizz's mind especially when you factor in fear of humans.
Ahem, just going to say that grizzly bears are just as scared/curious about humans as humans are bears. Most bear attacks on humans are provoked, the rare instances where bear attacks are unprovoked are from humans lack of knowledge in that if you run from a predator, it triggers their chase and attack reaction in their brain, it’s almost like if I acted like I was going to throw something at your face and you flinched out of instinct, same for bears when you do a flight response. With black bears you stand your ground scream look big and fight back, black bears are actually scarier than grizzly in the fact that they will kill you to eat you. Grizzlys don’t actively eat humans. Even ones they have killed. With grizzly’s you also stand your ground, scream, look big, BUT you do not fight back, if the grizzly does decide to go through with the attack, you play dead, grizzlys thinking, threat eliminated and quickly gets bored of your supposed corpse, it will not eat you. Black bears will, you must fight a black bear if it attacks
Edit: also on the grizzly thing, it’s actually encouraged to shit yourself if you can while playing dead if the grizzly is attacking. Grizzly’s hate the smell and taste of human, shitting yourself is just another deterrent. I myself think it would just come naturally. The rule of thumb is as follows
If it’s black, fight back
If it’s brown, get down
If it’s white (polar bear) say your prayer, because your dead
amazing to me that there was such a vast distance between the bears add in a small lake yet that Grizzly still dominated the territory! and ran so fast, truly impressive.
Not too "vast" - only about 200 yards between them. Grizz range hundreds of square miles as their "territory", but essentially just go wherever they go. Mature boars will ALWAYS kill any smaller black bear they can catch. Equal weight black bear can fight off a grizz, and this sow came down aggressively to face the ~400 lb grizz. She MIGHT have been able to fight him off, but if the grizz was aggressive enough he could've easily killed her. Surprises me that young boar grizzlies don't mate with black bear sows in heat, but it's never been documented. Dominant boar grizzlies kill as many grizz cubs they can catch, which is why ignoramus leftist wackos arguing against hunting are the real danger to healthy bear populations in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho. Over 64 bears were either shot or euthanized in 2020 with multiple attacks. 2 fatalities I know of in Montana this year. Hunting is BY FAR the best management and safety measure FOR THRE BEARS, but idiots don't know they're idiots
@İbrahim Moncada So which of his facts do you dispute?
“ignoramus leftist wackos arguing against hunting are the real danger to healthy bear populations“
Thank the lord that you considerate hunters are caring for the elephants, rhinos, whales, lions, etc with such care. The natural world would collapse without you.
For the hard of thinking - yes I’m being sarcastic.
@@olderbutnowiser6701 giant PS: All species of big game that are hunted are managed by the funds from licenses to hunt them. The ONLY thing that has decimated mule deer and elk populations in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho are the verminous damn mangey WOLVES that are a NON-NATIVE invasive species that was forced by leftists to be "reintroduced" in areas where they were NEVER NATIVE!! So take ur ignoramus rant and.....
and what? Shove it where the sun doesn’t shine? You went personal fast there!
Nature managed well enough before you gun totting septics realised that you enjoy hunting. Making up reasons to carry on doing it doesn’t cut it I’m afraid.
No doubt you would excuse that shithead Dentist that went to Africa to kill a lion some years ago. Lured it out from the reserve purely for his gratification.
Culling animals is one thing. Enjoying it is totally another thing.
It’s just my opinion, you don’t need to agree, you don’t need to call names. For a Doctor you come over rather unprofessionally. Again, just my opinion xx.
I do like how mama black bear climbed down the tree to confront and drive the young male grizzly off. You don't see that often.
I don't think that's what happened
@@levvisbalhare1780 Don't be shy, explain why you feel that. The video clearly shows him running out from behind the Rock like she was about to go mama bear on him. Then he stands there staring back at her not daring to go back in.
She probably didn't survive.
@@goliac492 I didn't see that happen in the video.
There is a lot of things no one saw in the video
What I find amazing is that she is able to tell the cub to go and climb to the top of the tallest tree.
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Yes she is able to do just that. Black bears tree their cubs. She may have 3 of them and they will all go up the tree. Good thing for us. Because this is why the sow black bear is less likely to attack us than the sow grizzly. Easier to send them up a tree than to fight every threat that comes along. And there is easily a thousand blacks for every grizzly. So its good they are climber. Because even a tiny female sloth bear can fight off a male tiger.
Ya it's fairly obvious that most animals communicate with far more detail than oven credit for. Far more.... This is awesome footage though.
I didn't know bears can talk .
@@tommurphree5630 Never seen Yogi and Boo-Boo?
This is Great footage! Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏽
Are black bear a food source for grizzlies?
This area looks like an impact crater. Great footage.
I was waiting to see if the tree was going to topple over from the grizz pushing on it.
Holy shit that speed from that size of a bear for that long is terrifying 😳
Everyone notice how FAST thoes blackies went up that tree. They can climb faster than they can run.
Mama Bears are so Impressive! To take on a large male Grizzly takes balls!
Legends says the bear cub still in the tree
Legend says that Jkalan Boss is still trying to come up with an original comment.
@@mizzury54 lol
@@mizzury54 legend says that mizzury54 is still trying to come up with new jokes
How lucky can you get to see this!
I lived over 4 years in Alaska. Old timers always said they could tell which bear ate the victim. A black bear would climb UP a tree to get ya. And, a Grizz would knock the tree DOWN that you were in.
I've seen a Grizz swat an 8-9" round, and about 20' long freshly fallen log and send it sailing several feet in the air. Just to eat grubs or varmin underneath it. People have to SEE their strength and speed to understand just how deadly they really are!
It's unbelievable how fast it can run....and climb....it's shocking,....
I just saw a video of a large male black bear rag doll a cow and drag it over a hill like it was a toy. Many bears are twice as heavy.
Wow i want that video log..thanks
It is incredible the evolved instinct of these animals, the bear cub knows that mom came down from the tree but that the danger is still there and it just stays up there waiting for the sure signal from its mom.
where is that?
Did the cubby and mama bear reunite afterwards? I hope so!
I think he just needed to tell them something, that’s all.
Yeah he needed to tell them he was hungry and they were on the menu for dinner.
Hold up! Wait a minute! Somethin ain’t right! Oh nvm simps. That’s why u got more subs thab i do. Got it. Nvm.
Great footage. Thanks!
Wow. Amazing footage..
That is amazing footage.
guess that grizzly was hungry and saw two hulking meatbags.
She still stayed in the tree... You would have heard a fight... Momma taught the cub to climb. Saved its life..
Climbing you call instinct in the cub world.
Can you tell me where this was filmed?
Nice meal for the grizzly 🍴
moral of the story: don't climb a tree if being chased by a bear🐻
Looks like it depends on the bear
@@zumis1011 it doesnt
The mother waited for a moment whereas the cub take distance then run. It is a way to protect the cub.
This mother bear is extremely brave to climb down the tree to stand her ground with the big Grizzly, she must be on hyper estrogen and protection mode, like when women can lift cars to protect their children. Very impressive good for her! The lesson face your fears, and do what your dreams/goals are anyways.
No she got knocked down by the Grizzly. She dead
@@B1GK1NG what are you talking about? i see the grizz 100 feet away and the mom is still on the rocks looking at it
When your fears happen to be a grizzly that can kill you with one blow you would have to be a suicidal moron to face it. The mother only came down to look after the grizzly was a fair distance away. Wildlife doesn't have use for your after school slogans.
yea most of ur story cool n fine but woman lifting car to save their children is pure myth xd
@@dominikkollar3935 Hi Dominik it could be a myth, it is super cool to think it is true!
I couldn't bear it if they were caught.
I was too mesmerized by the meteor crater to pay attention to the bears
Amazing how they can climb trees like that!
Where is this? Alberta? Or.....? bc? Alaska? I hate when people don't put where the video is from....
Where was this?
Awesome footage thanks for sharing.
I need to know what happened next!!! Did the Grizzly give up? Did the mother black bear try and fight the grizzly…what about the cub did he stay up there for how long? Such a great video. I’m obsessed with all nature videos. This was crazy!!
"Fight the grizzly" there is a reason there is no suicide hotline for animals dude.
It's in the description. The mother bear came down from the tree and scared off the grizzly bear which allowed the cub to escape.
You can see them small. The grizzly went a bit away and the mother black bear stay up the rocks.
@@cu5864It didn't scare anything, you can see. The Grizzly stopped after seen them up the tree.
Simon, right because you know what happened after the video stopped more than the guy that filmed the encounter? It's just that you display your idiocy so proudly and for no reason at all
Great footage!
Where was this video taken?
Why did the female go down? Did it got killed??
Nope all bears involved walked away unharmed. The mom got down to scare off the grizzly so her Cub could shimmy down
@@Ctmurphy1717 thanks for telling us that because I was wondering what happened
@@Ctmurphy1717 Grizzly bears eat black bears. The mom came down because she figured out that the Grizzly bear may shake the tree causing both she and her cub to fall down.
Yeah that young Grizzly was all about the afternoon snack, BBLT. Black Bear Lettuce and tomato. 😏
I'm actually quite surprised the grizzly backed off because they don't usually back down to black bears
He is doing his favorite predatory circle. Letting a Griz that close already sealed her child's fate. Black bear can outclimb a Griz but they can't outrun.
@@Nature_is_metal But she came down from the tree to confront him and he backed off? Why wouldn't he fight her then? What grand opportunity was he waiting for that would be more optimal than that one?
Its crazy how a black bear can climb a straight tree and hold on to the tree like humans walk and stand on the ground 😅
That is at least a hundred feet she went up that tree in I would say 3 seconds.
If I were him I’d be checking my back, lol
Did he kill the mom when she went down?
Did the black Bear Mama survive? Black Bear could not drive off a big grizzly like that. She may have lost her life.
This is why black bears climb trees.
Wonder why momma black bear descended the tree right away?
MEANWHILE there is this cameraman in like 30 second distance to that grizzly
These bears are f....g scary man😱😱
Griz eats what it can,other bears are part of the menu. They hibernate later and get up earlier digging out smaller bears.
Polar Bear (to grizzly) : *Am I a joke to you ?*
@@wendigohuldra231 Grizzly den had polar bear cubs too. Eaten.
dinner is served
It was like we were trying to watch the bears...and then a airplane caught your eye...or were you on a ship in high seas..
Amazing!!!
Is mama bear okay🥺
Great video of interactions between Bear species. Many Male Grizzly, Polar Bears etc. Will kill Cubs if they come across them. To see this pursuit in person is incredible. Hopefully the Cub stayed up in the tree the Sow slipped down the tree. I hope she made it. 💪🏼🙏🏻
Am I the only one who notices the female chases away the grizzly. She literally goes down to fuck him up and he runs. The mighty grizzly..
Do u think the Grizzly wanna eat the baby bear ? Or where they just playing or chase out of territory? Who knows this??
That Grizzly will definitely eat that baby black bear or his mother if it can catch and kill them though it would prefer the cub because it will be less of a threat
Grizzlies serm to be very intolerant of Black bears and aggressively target them for predarion.
I'm surprised the Sow allowed her and her Cub to get that close to the Grizzly seemed like just about 100 yards a distance that most Grizzly's consider they're space. Also this looked like sub-adult Grixzzly not that it mattered.. Fascinating footage.
I think the grizzly was downwind of the blacks -- a guess. In other words, the blacks didn't smell the grizzly. They had to get close and see him/her/it to understand the danger.
Thegrizzly would have killed and eaten that cub first chance he got....but mama bear taught him to climb a tree when threatened.
The most interesting thing to me is that she was able to get down and drive the grizzly off. I would have thought he would have killed her.
Mothers can be quite the beasts in nature. I saw a video of a sloth bear mama driving away a larger tiger to protect her cub some time ago. It's fascinating what animal mothers, particularly mammal mothers, will do to keep their progeny safe.
With the baby bear up in the tree tactics to engage the mother and the separate her from the cub won’t work. Because the Grizz’s backside would be wide open to attack if he climbed the tree to get at the cub.
If you watch predatory take down videos of lions, wolves, hyenas, they attack the genitals and flanks of their larger prey. The young of every species is much less able to protect themselves, so great predatory targets.
So, the treed cub is safe. Unless the male wishes to accept the defensive injuries of the mother bear. It’s unlikely he’d do that because he can simply try this pair again another day. Because in another day the cub might fall out if the tree. Or trip. Or get cornered. All these scenarios are much better for the predator. And he won’t expend as much energy as a fight would require.
Further, the injuries a fight to the death with a motivated adult bear might put him in a bad position for a future fight with an equal.
@@redelfshotthefood8213 Exactly! This is why bears sometimes stalk prey for days, to find easy opportunities.
@@muhammadeisa1459 That doesn't apply when the one ahead is Griz. Maternal instinct will be overtaken by survival instinct. That Grizzly didn't go away. He was still there. And he was doing his predatory circle. Letting him that close was already a loss of mama bear. That cub won't survive because he can't stay at the top for eternity and Grizzly will be there doing his circles. Male Grizzly are built like tanks, this sow bear will only leave him with scratches while he can crunch up her head in one bite.
@thepack9070 The Grizzly didn't escape. The mother bear came down after the grizzly gave up. Just see the video, they are in the second part.
Grizzly bear just wanted to introduce himself as their lord and savior... 1st class ticket to salvation...
I hope Colin Murphy was in a vehicle or carrying a firearm. Bears are fast, they can out run a dog. When a bear is hungry, they will run after anything, including a human that they can see and smell from a distance. Never trust a bear. They are the apex predator. Bears don't care. They will chase you down and kill you for food. That cub started running first, before Mama bear did. So glad that little cub got up that dead tree! That cub will hold on up there for hours if they have to! Amazing raw footage!
???sooo --- ooo, what happened in the end???
He ate them both.
@@keithfrierson5462 nooo --- ooo...
laughing...
@@robinvann6663 (he didn't). The person filming said they all got away unharmed.
COMMON SENSE, I ADORE NATURE ❤, BUT WHEN WE FLIRT WITH NATURE,???????? THAT'S WHEN NATURE COMES INTO PLAY
Nobody told these bears that it's not a good idea to climb up on a tree when a bear chases you.
Lol, ahah.
Spectacular!
she's either no very experienced or no very bright to let a male grizzly get that close to her and her cub. maybe she paid the ultimate price for it.
The thumbnail looked like a minecraft chunk error
Lion vs Leopard : Yellowstone Version
life is tough
He covers a lot of ground Fast. Bears can run as fast as a race horse - proof right here.
No. Grizzlies run about 35 mph, while race horses run about 40-44 mph. A simple Google search will tell you this.
@@kylehallacappellaman3435 if bear has a jockey on his back, he can ran as the same fast
While the bear was impressive, horses are on another level, can run much faster for much longer without breaking a sweat. Massive lungs, heart, to power thr muscles with oxygen. But for humans, better not waste that brain, its our only hope to survive.
Yes a bear can run as fast or faster than a race horse but not for a long distance
Thoroughbreds & Quarter Horses were specifically bred for speed an acceleration. -Bears have bred their own speed, which in my opinion, is more impressive.
You put a thoroughbred on this sort of terrain and it would break a leg fast, especially if it's a poorly bred, off-the-casino-assembly thoroughbred. They are awful examples.
Horses and other ungulates have an advantage over predators: They are running for their lives.
Bears can hold a fast pace for just as a respectable amount of time as an herbivore can, in my opinion. It's a pretty even comparison, and that is why predators and prey continue to survive and thrive.
Sometimes the herbivore wins, sometimes they lose.
Black bears actally don't climb, they run up the trees.
great footage. Thanks
At 2:12 is when the grizzly bash the tree causing the black bear momma to fall. RIP black bear mama.
She was alive. You can see her on the rock in the end while the grizzly walks away.
@@lpycb42 he isn't walking away. He is what Grizzly famously do. The predatory circle. Sorry mate, the cub or the sow, one of them is eaten. Grizzlies determination are crazy. He will circle them for hours to wait for the perfect time for ambush.
@@Nature_is_metal I mean maybe, but at that moment he’s clearly seen walking away.
Same camera man that always films Bigfoot
It would be shocking if that branch broke and the cub fell to its death. However they know when to stop climbing when the tree starts wobbling
HOLDING THAT CAMERA STILL WAS ALL YOU HAD TO DO
She saw him in the Nick of time.
If an African Elephant 🐘 would be there. Does Grizzly has a chance ? I think African Elephant can shake a small Tree.
Humans can learn from wild animals
In America there seems to be no respect for human life
Every day horrific stories of what happens to so many
Innocent children
Story after story one worse than the other
What is wrong with these people !!!!!!
Learn what? If that grizzly caught that cub it would of been eaten.
Lol . I just let watching videos about abduction to watch nature and run into this comment. 😂
@@j.d.culbertson4265
We r talking about 4 legged wild animals where the survival of the luckiest rules the day not a modern day sofisticated super power run by man
Umm... I dont really know how to begin to respond to this post. You do realize the grizz was gonna have that cub for a snack and who knows what to his mom.
@@anitagold124 so your solution is for us all to fall to anarchy, abandon civilization and resort to being wild animals and kill each other over territory? Great solution. This is why you’re making stupid comments on TH-cam instead of leading a band of morons to their own destruction. Let’s hope it stays that way.
run run run
to me it looks like the black bear sow slipped down the tree. whether she slipped down or intentionally climbed down i am very surprised she managed to fight off the grizzly male. i grizzly male can easily kill a black bear as the former is much stronger and aggressive. i would expect the grizzly to kill the black bear sow and eat her and get her cub as a bonus meal once the cub tires and slides down the tree. the cub picked the worst tree to climb. no branches for it to sit on.
Was this a territorial thing? Would a bear eat a bear?
@@riazhassan6570 Absolutely. Male grizzly bears especially do not like to have cubs near their food sources.
@@riazhassan6570 Know about this too. Grizzly bears see Black Bear as a food source like an elk or moose. They will 'eat' them every chance they get. Heck they even eat dead grizzlies and the cubs and young adult they killed themselves.
@@Nature_is_metal , they do not necessarily view Black Bears as a food source but more of a competitor for food. They will kill smaller bears, including their own kind, but other than small cubs, they will rarely actually eat them. Most of the time, it is territorial.
@@tauron1 And also the boar knows the sow will not come back in heat again as long as she has cubs. So he will also kill the cubs so that he can breed again. Especially the cubs of another boar.
It might turn into a rescue
Momma bear negotiated....
And better than you can spell! Haha 😆
They can run 30 mph in a spout second
Lousy camera work too much sky where the bears don't go and too much open ground where nothing else is seen. Take a couple of shotscto calm down your DTs.😅
Looks like a bad place to be. Angry grizzly...
Too bad you could not keep the camera steady
Go out into the North American wilderness, find a group of bears and film them. Then you can bitch about someone else’s content.
It's a lot steadier than many videos I've seen.
This guys camera skills could use a little fine tuning
Awesome