I still like this one story: Tourist: "Why can't you design a bear-proof trash can?" Yellowstone Ranger: "Ma'am, there is a considerable overlap between the smartest bear and the dumbest human."
@@charliematt4808I’m sure the bison has zero intention of actually catching a grizzly. Probably wouldn’t go well for either of them but worse for the bison.
The speed and endurance that bear demonstrated was highly impressive. I've always read where there is no humanly possible way one can out run an attacking bear if that is what is on their mind. This leaves zero doubt about that.
@@damage6836we can. Just because you have zero education, comprehension, or understanding of the topic doesn't mean anyone else on earth is the same. Some people are professionals at animal tracking via video camera specifically. That's just one job. Those people can look at the video and tell the exact speed and size of said animal instantly. NOW you get what you deserve. The average person can understand the size of a grizzly and bison at adulthood and then simply compare the mountain scape to that. Then watch the bear travel said space. This is clearly at a rate only elite humans could attain and neither of these animals were running their hardest. Not even close. The steepness and distance alone you're just part of the minority. The AVERAGE viewer here can discern that almost instantly. That makes you below average in comprehension. Lol. I wouldn't comment things that directly show your ignorance/stupidity.
Those two look like they may have met before and the bear said "OH NO not you again"‼️ How lucky you were. In the right place at the right time. WOW! Thanks for sharing.😊
Yeah! And then what do you do? Sit there being thankful that the bear passed you by and kept running? Or attempt to figure out why the bear is running in the first place? Of course there would be no way to know the the bison that was chasing him stopped only a quarter of the way up the ridge. Probably a really good time to get back to the car and go home asap!
@@melotone3305 run the opposite way from the bear, and hope it takes his brain some time to process the 'just eat the human' option. i saw this with a dog one time when i was delivering a letter. the little guy was inside on the window sill, woke up as i was approaching, just looked at me for 3 or 4 seconds, then tilted his head and froze for another three or four, ... and then decided to freak out. *sometimes* (not always) the elevator takes quite some time to reach the penthouse for animals.
My thoughts exactly! That beat covered some serious territory in a damn quick fashion!! 😮 and through that scrub brushes and branches UPHILL!! Frickin AMAZING and scary power!!
What scares me most about this clip is how easily you can lose track of the bear despite looking right at him in a relatively open field. Shows you just how easily you can walk right up on one without realizing it.
Bisons and moose's are so underrated, they fight and Win against bears 90% of time, why bears are more vegans than carnívores, they rarelly Hunt big animals, bears Just eat honey, fruits, fish, and are bad Hunters, and have no experience in a hunt
@carolmiller5713 yeah mostly, I just read that when they prepare for hibernation they approximately double their weight and eat around 90lbs (40 kilo) of food daily, then sleep. I'm guessing while they are hibernating their body goes into a slow burn and they use that fat as a fuel rather than burning off muscle.
well, roughly. Except a Bison is wild, and has to endure much harsher conditions, and also has a much higher hormone (testosterone) and general mass than a Bull cow of even the largest breeds. So.... yeah.
Smart for the bear to go uphill and get the higher ground. Bison are most dangerous with momentum carrying their weight and horns forward, going uphill makes it more difficult to get up to speed. Not sure if some humans would be that smart.
I don’t think so, I have seen calm bisons charge when someone was entering their space. People just need to remember and treat Bisons just like you treat a bear or a tiger
Many years ago, I saw Bison protect their babies against wolves in a sanctuary in Tippecanoe, Indiana, in an experiment conducted by a Purdue University professor. The Bison formed a circle with the babies in the center; the six wolves tried to divide and conquer, but the Bison remained steadfast. Think about the Great Plains hundreds of years ago and the warfare between Bison and wolves. The Bison had to remain confident that their strategy would protect the babies.
Imagine seeing herds of buffalo(bison) that could have covered that whole hillside. Millions of them,along with all the hordes of predators following them around. Not to mention all the Native Americans scoping on them,in their full regalia. It would have been a sight to behold.
What a wonderful opportunity to view the beauty and wisdom of nature! Thank you! Love these huge animals that God put here for us to learn from and about!!!!
@@jerryh.9960 oh, don't forget the bacteria that can get in your brain and drive you crazy, that would make you run naked in the street and run smack into a brick wall.
Bison just don't care... I've seen video of them walking through a barbed wire fence while grazing, the herd leader just kept their head down and pushing as fence posts popped up, then wire snapped.
@@gyorgydorogman6974 likely an adult male, if it was an adult female or a subadult bear, it would've looked even smaller It definitely made the right choice to run though, he had zero chance against a bull bison
This bear is not hungry enough to tangle with a worthy opponent, and simply doesn't want the injury risk. Common in the wild. Even lions pick their fights.
The way bears just force through terrain and bushes is always fascinating to witness, they pull like a tractor! So much torque, power. Those bushes may look fluffy but on the inside they're woody and thick yet bear just plows through it.
I'm kind of a Bart the Bear fan. Bart was the stunt grizzly who did fighting scenes in movies, and was one of the few who was so careful with people that he did fight scenes with the actual actors and not his handlers. So Anthony Hopkins had described the scene in The Edge, where he was running from the "evil grizzly" played by Bart, running through young trees. All he heard was crashing and earth shaking falling, and he looked back, and Bart was roaring through the forest casually bashing through trees and knocking them aside with one paw swipe. Hopkins just wasn't aware that they could do that, so that shock on his face was genuine.
My GUESS, and that's all it is, is that the Bison, which looked like a female may have recently lost a calf to either this bear or another one, and was looking for revenge on any bear that crossed it's path.
Yeah, I'm kinda surprised to see the bear run and run so fast from the bison. Who knows, I wonder if the bison had a baby near by, but I would think that the bison and baby would just move further from the bear.
That bear must have had some bad history with some bison. The fact that it doesn't stop at all to even look back tells you something. Its like it was running for its life. Great vid catch - and nice quality camera with some great zoom! Wish those who try and film Bigfoot would use your rig! LOL!
That was a great video! I remember I was in Glacier National Park and happened to walk down a trail alone. Didn't go very far, but realized suddenly that there were grizzlies that could have me for lunch. I sure turned around and went back to the car. I was just used to the Cook County forest preserves around Chicago. No animals to eat you, just the two-legged kind looking to kill you.
A 6 month old cub is very small and wouldn't be out on it's own. You can tell by the head and build when they zoom in at the beginning that it is fairly matured. My guess would be at least 4 years or so based on that and the size.
If it helps piece together the story, the bison herd had just retreated to the left. I believe the bear threatened the herd, the herd retreated, and this lone bison came back for revenge!
I once saw a clip from the Survival tv series back in the 1970s in which a pair of wild pigs on the African plane spotted a leopard stalking their young ones. They launched at it instantly, chased it down and really battered it, f***ed it up. Leopard narrowly escaped with its tail bent to 90 degrees.
Like most videos the important stuff happened before the camera starting rolling, I really want to know what that bear did to catch and keep the bison's attention. Owes him money? Messed with his girl? What's the back story!? LOL
Going uphill at that speed is a testament to the strength, speed and stamina of a bear. A human has no chance against a bear unless he is packing a gun and knows how to use it.
*A very BIG gun, preferably a rifle. Handguns don't slow down bears, if at all. In some cases the attack could get WORSE if a bear is shot but not incapacitated right away.* *_If on the other hand, a 7mm RemMag is used...._*
@stephaniegraham3774 ◀️ *A .357 with* *_AT LEAST_* *a 4" barrel, hopefully 5-6", to get best muzzle velocity & energy. Otherwise a .45ACP or .40 S&W are suitable, 4-5" barrel.* Anything less will not likely be effective in time, and a bear could kill a human even after being shot. Fire at least 3 rounds.
Saw a man with 30-40 feet between him and a charging grizzly, erupting from a wood line, he instantly FREAKED OUT, hands up flailing around jumping up and down while screaming at absolute top volume...the bear INSTANTLY tucked his ass under himself and did the fastest 180° you ever thought possible from a large grizzly, it ran full tilt back into the woods. Swear to god 110% true.
Now Folks That's a Look at Real Adrenaline ! You Notice That The Grizzly is Gassed at The 1st 100 Yards.... Looks Over His Shoulder and See's The Bison is Still Coming ! That's When His Adrenaline Kicks In. So Easy To See in This Video..... Nice !!!
Wow! That's a great video! I've never seen something like that before, I would've thought that it'd be the other way around with the bear charging the bison. The 🐻 must've really pissed off that bison because they were a good distance away from each other as well.
Given enough time, a grizzly bear can rip the door off your car to get inside. Given moments, a bison can flip your car over just by hooking a horn on the bottom edge and then raising its head.
THE SIZE OF THAT BISON!! Smart bear, lol! I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it, a grizz backing down! He took the express route outta there! Great capture!
@@lindasokolowski8506 Yeah, I considered that. But what has be wondering is that every predator looks at the prey and has to make a "risk/reward" calculation. No vets in the wild and they are aware, I'm sure. This kinda violates that, in the fact of both the initial distance and that the bear didn't seem to show any sign of interest or impending attack. Just seems that the Bison was aggressive for the sake of aggression. Territorial maybe, or a young and very frustrated bull?
@@burnerjack01 , that could be too. Maybe they were both young. Could be the bison saw it as a threat even though the bear wasn’t close,maybe having a bad day?
Depends on the size of both. A full grown hungry bear fully large fresh out of hibernation could easily take down a smaller bison or moose or deer. This bison looked to be pretty huge. Yogi thought otherwise.
The bad news for the bison is that the bear will never get tired. You can run after the bear all you want, but you’ll get tired eventually and be defenseless when that bear turns around and starts coming for you. Being eaten alive has got to be a rough way to go.
*Even at 100 yards, a Grizzly Bear knows not to get too near a large adult male Bison.* _Meanwhile, back near the roads, someone's trying to get within 5 ft of a Bison for a SELFIE!_ 🤔 *_And they wonder why they've woken up in hospital on life support!?_* 😲😏😂
I applaud your efforts to catch this chase in action, but you need to use the zoom and keep both animals as much as possible in the viewfinder. Decent resolution, though. Beautiful country with beautiful animals. Be safe!
Bear appears to be smarter than 75% of the tourists who visit Yellowstone. 🤔😂🙂
They underestimate speed and strength of an animal.
That bear is smarter than most people in society.
😂😂😂
Smarter or more experienced.
100%
When a bear has more brains than modern people
Isn't that the Turth😮
lol !!
I still like this one story:
Tourist: "Why can't you design a bear-proof trash can?"
Yellowstone Ranger: "Ma'am, there is a considerable overlap between the smartest bear and the dumbest human."
that is not a far stretch
@@TimeSurfer206 i'd like to offer, its not an overlap. It's an expansive chasm, twixt
When you see the respect the bear gives the bison, you realize how foolish the people who try to pat them are!
Darwin Award candidates abound!
Bear smarter than average tourist.
Duncan you hit that nail squarely on the head!
@@michaelkurtz1967. 😂😂😂. So true!
White people*
Bear: Why you chasing me!?
Bison: Why you running?
Lmao!!!😂😂😂😂
A fly went by
It’s okay for a bison to chase a grizzly bear as long as the bison doesn’t catch the bear.
@@charliematt4808😅
@@charliematt4808I’m sure the bison has zero intention of actually catching a grizzly. Probably wouldn’t go well for either of them but worse for the bison.
The speed and endurance that bear demonstrated was highly impressive. I've always read where there is no humanly possible way one can out run an attacking bear if that is what is on their mind. This leaves zero doubt about that.
id take that bet ... ill bet african wild dogs could outrun a bear .
@@jaerockchalk3216 Humanly .
@@stewatparkpark2933he failed “ reading comprehension “
@@jaerockchalk3216 Yea, lot's of those in Yellowstone...
@@jaerockchalk3216 you would lose
I can't imagine the power and endurance those animals possess to run up that hill at that speed.
You can't even tell if it's fast
..not on a beer and pizza diet helps..😁
@@damage6836 I can, and that was easily 10-12 mph. - probably a little faster.
@@damage6836we can. Just because you have zero education, comprehension, or understanding of the topic doesn't mean anyone else on earth is the same. Some people are professionals at animal tracking via video camera specifically. That's just one job. Those people can look at the video and tell the exact speed and size of said animal instantly. NOW you get what you deserve. The average person can understand the size of a grizzly and bison at adulthood and then simply compare the mountain scape to that. Then watch the bear travel said space. This is clearly at a rate only elite humans could attain and neither of these animals were running their hardest. Not even close. The steepness and distance alone you're just part of the minority. The AVERAGE viewer here can discern that almost instantly. That makes you below average in comprehension. Lol. I wouldn't comment things that directly show your ignorance/stupidity.
Looked pretty fast to me much faster than any human on earth could run up a mountain that's a fact!
Those two look like they may have met before and the bear said "OH NO not you again"‼️ How lucky you were. In the right place at the right time. WOW! Thanks for sharing.😊
Imagine being in the other side of that ridge and suddenly having a terrified grizzly run past you...
😂 ikr, gonna be thinking ..WHAT can be on it's way? Godzilla?
Yeah! And then what do you do? Sit there being thankful that the bear passed you by and kept running? Or attempt to figure out why the bear is running in the first place? Of course there would be no way to know the the bison that was chasing him stopped only a quarter of the way up the ridge. Probably a really good time to get back to the car and go home asap!
I can't imagine a grizzly bear being terrified! They are intelligent to avoid a bison coming after them, but not because they are terrified of them.
@@melotone3305 run the opposite way from the bear, and hope it takes his brain some time to process the 'just eat the human' option.
i saw this with a dog one time when i was delivering a letter. the little guy was inside on the window sill, woke up as i was approaching, just looked at me for 3 or 4 seconds, then tilted his head and froze for another three or four, ... and then decided to freak out.
*sometimes* (not always) the elevator takes quite some time to reach the penthouse for animals.
😂😂
Just look at how much ground that bear covered, most of it uphill over uneven ground. Bears have truly amazing speed and endurance.
My thoughts exactly! That beat covered some serious territory in a damn quick fashion!! 😮 and through that scrub brushes and branches UPHILL!! Frickin AMAZING and scary power!!
Histrionic bear. Running was way over the top.
Bear survival tips: #1 - find a tree … oh, crap!
What scares me most about this clip is how easily you can lose track of the bear despite looking right at him in a relatively open field. Shows you just how easily you can walk right up on one without realizing it.
And vice-versa
YES!! it's just like a big brown void with teeth n claws!! And then think about at night time!
I've always been amazed at how athletic bears are for their size, especially when you see them break into a sprint from a standing start
Bisons and moose's are so underrated, they fight and Win against bears 90% of time, why bears are more vegans than carnívores, they rarelly Hunt big animals, bears Just eat honey, fruits, fish, and are bad Hunters, and have no experience in a hunt
It's all fur. People think bears are fat but underneath the fur is a muscular mass.
@carolmiller5713 yeah mostly, I just read that when they prepare for hibernation they approximately double their weight and eat around 90lbs (40 kilo) of food daily, then sleep. I'm guessing while they are hibernating their body goes into a slow burn and they use that fat as a fuel rather than burning off muscle.
And I can't believe they hibernate for 7 months lol! That's nuts.
They can even fly, if they go off a cliff into a cool fresh lake.
I'm a little shocked by the velocity of that bear over rough ground. That also must be a very big bison, made the bear look like a young one.
I thought the bear looked a lot smaller than the bison.
Same bear was spotted in the northern Yukon a day later, still running though at a slower pace.
😂 😂
Was it still shitting it's self.💩💩💩💩🦬🐻
A very sensible bear. When you see the damage a domestic bull can do to a vehicle, you get some idea of the power of a bison :)
well, roughly. Except a Bison is wild, and has to endure much harsher conditions, and also has a much higher hormone (testosterone) and general mass than a Bull cow of even the largest breeds. So.... yeah.
That was not a hungry bear or he/she had problems with his/her self-esteem..
@@fellow7091 haha no.
That Bison really had a BEEF with that bear. He must have run half a mile just to chaise him off.
Your pun is unbearable.
He was obviously no match as he could BEARLY keep up.
His territory & bear was violating it.
They tried to be friends, but they were 'polar' opposites.
The bear, clearly didn't want any smoke.
Smart for the bear to go uphill and get the higher ground. Bison are most dangerous with momentum carrying their weight and horns forward, going uphill makes it more difficult to get up to speed. Not sure if some humans would be that smart.
🤣1:18 When you're having a nightmare about being chased, and you look back and see the thing is still right behind you
That was the chief bison 🦬. That bear already knew.😂😂
When a bison raises that tail up, it is a warning that it means business, and so you better be off with you. The bear is smart enough to know it.
"When a bison raises that tail up, it is a warning that it means business"
Or it's about to do its business.
I don’t think so, I have seen calm bisons charge when someone was entering their space. People just need to remember and treat Bisons just like you treat a bear or a tiger
Or tootin'
That was not a hungry bear or he/she had problems with his/her self-esteem..
@@fellow7091 u dumb a full grown Bisons make full grown grizzlys Fly. Bear can many eat baby bears alive tzzz
Many years ago, I saw Bison protect their babies against wolves in a sanctuary in Tippecanoe, Indiana, in an experiment conducted by a Purdue University professor. The Bison formed a circle with the babies in the center; the six wolves tried to divide and conquer, but the Bison remained steadfast. Think about the Great Plains hundreds of years ago and the warfare between Bison and wolves. The Bison had to remain confident that their strategy would protect the babies.
Imagine seeing herds of buffalo(bison) that could have covered that whole hillside. Millions of them,along with all the hordes of predators following them around. Not to mention all the Native Americans scoping on them,in their full regalia. It would have been a sight to behold.
There are no wolves in Indiana unless they were part of the sanctuary
@@arthurbrumagem3844 Correct. Dr. Klinghammer from Purdue University conducted research on wolves in a sanctuary in Tippecanoe, Indiana.
@@thomascarey2941 makes sense
Pretty ugly research, since death and injury could occur. Hopefully not allowed anymore.
What a wonderful opportunity to view the beauty and wisdom of nature! Thank you! Love these huge animals that God put here for us to learn from and about!!!!
Amen
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Nice comment! Thumbs up
Why did God create the smallpox virus, plague, etc., etc.?
@@jerryh.9960 oh, don't forget the bacteria that can get in your brain and drive you crazy, that would make you run naked in the street and run smack into a brick wall.
Big Grizzly bear=800 lbs
Big Bison = 2000+lbs.
Math ain't hard, RUN!!
Kodiak bear 25000
@@yeaiknow3557uh, no. Lol
@@yeaiknow3557🤡, that's almost as much as a humpback whale weighs (30t)!
Why you don't mess with bison. They're big tough and mean all at the same time.
Funny How any animal will retreat when it is not in it's territory.
Also How any animal will defend it's territory.
and they taste good too!
Bison just don't care... I've seen video of them walking through a barbed wire fence while grazing, the herd leader just kept their head down and pushing as fence posts popped up, then wire snapped.
Great footage, you were at the right place at the right time. Mr. Grizzly assessed that he was not "TOP DAWG" and wisely decided to flee.
Wasn't the hill he wanted to die on today.
You've got to know when to pick your battles.
Was that bear an adult one? If so, I don't think he should have had to flee.
@@gyorgydorogman6974 I agree. That bison hasn't met up with the right grizz yet.
@@gyorgydorogman6974 likely an adult male, if it was an adult female or a subadult bear, it would've looked even smaller
It definitely made the right choice to run though, he had zero chance against a bull bison
This bear is not hungry enough to tangle with a worthy opponent, and simply doesn't want the injury risk. Common in the wild. Even lions pick their fights.
I doubt a bear would prey on a full sized bison unless it's elderly or injured. They probably go after calves.
A wounded predator will usually die of starvation. Taking on a dangerous "prey" is mostly a very poor decision.
Bison just practicing for running thru a crowd of tourons..
Touron, ha, nice wordwork. Lol
In the official report, the bison claimed the bear started it.
The way bears just force through terrain and bushes is always fascinating to witness, they pull like a tractor! So much torque, power. Those bushes may look fluffy but on the inside they're woody and thick yet bear just plows through it.
It looked like there's a pathway.
I'm kind of a Bart the Bear fan. Bart was the stunt grizzly who did fighting scenes in movies, and was one of the few who was so careful with people that he did fight scenes with the actual actors and not his handlers. So Anthony Hopkins had described the scene in The Edge, where he was running from the "evil grizzly" played by Bart, running through young trees. All he heard was crashing and earth shaking falling, and he looked back, and Bart was roaring through the forest casually bashing through trees and knocking them aside with one paw swipe. Hopkins just wasn't aware that they could do that, so that shock on his face was genuine.
Well, it's official - a bear does NOT poop in the woods... it poops when it's out in the open and a bison charges it!
Even a grizzly ain't messin' with no bison... I like how he looks back to see if the bison was still after him 😅
Legend has it, the bear is still running.
😂😂😂 the bear literally bolted up the hill and never looked back!
Only because it's a rather young bear. Give it a few years and the roles are gonna be reversed...
@@djnoy842 Wrong. Bear looked back once at 1:19.
🤭
The Forrest Gump of the bear world
That bear looks like he had all wheel drive going up that hill.
You hardly ever see this type move by a bison . Wow incredible to see
My GUESS, and that's all it is, is that the Bison, which looked like a female may have recently lost a calf to either this bear or another one, and was looking for revenge on any bear that crossed it's path.
Thinking it was personal
Probably right .
Yeah, I'm kinda surprised to see the bear run and run so fast from the bison. Who knows, I wonder if the bison had a baby near by, but I would think that the bison and baby would just move further from the bear.
Maybe because bear knows where the bison territory is & stay away!
That bear must have had some bad history with some bison. The fact that it doesn't stop at all to even look back tells you something. Its like it was running for its life. Great vid catch - and nice quality camera with some great zoom! Wish those who try and film Bigfoot would use your rig! LOL!
Yes. A bear probably killed and ate a baby bison. This was revenge, or attempted revenge.
Well at least no one was running over for a selfie with the wild animals
Imagine trying to outrun that Bear !
That was a great video! I remember I was in Glacier National Park and happened to walk down a trail alone. Didn't go very far, but realized suddenly that there were grizzlies that could have me for lunch. I sure turned around and went back to the car. I was just used to the Cook County forest preserves around Chicago. No animals to eat you, just the two-legged kind looking to kill you.
And the pretty ones who want to relieve you of your $$$
You can reason with a bear. Humans, not so much.
😂😂😂 I've never seen a bear move so fast. I don't think he was gonna stop 'til he got across the state line!
There are videos on YT showing bears running much faster than that. The bear wasn't really worried.
He isn't going to stop till he reaches Canada :)
@terryhayward7905 I was going to suggest that myself, but I figured the bison would be out of breath before he was.
Bears have been clocked at 40mph.
Wild guess: The bear was a bit more than six months old.
A 6 month old cub is very small and wouldn't be out on it's own. You can tell by the head and build when they zoom in at the beginning that it is fairly matured. My guess would be at least 4 years or so based on that and the size.
Is no one going to mention that the bear drops a dook at :10 right after the zoom in?
He was probably going, oh s###, not again!
Bear got its cardio in for the morning.
And, no doubt, a good poop!
The bear isn't afraid, he just has stuff to do lol.
You don't have to outrun the Bear , you just have to outrun your friend .
Bear didn’t want none of that smoke! 😂
Wonder why that bison decided to go after the bear, who was nowhere near it? Interesting question.
I would say, near enough...so thought the bison
He's just being a bison. Cranky creatures.
someone suggested that Maybe the bear killed a calf ?
If it helps piece together the story, the bison herd had just retreated to the left. I believe the bear threatened the herd, the herd retreated, and this lone bison came back for revenge!
@@PeteSpeers Thank you for the update!
It’s amazing how an animal as heavy as a bear can run so fast.
EVER SEEN LIZZO
@@harryballsacky💀💀💀
A young grizzly not quite secure enough yet to know how formidable he is.
Yes. A young bear and a full grown bull bison. The bison is the largest mammal in North America. A bull is much larger than the biggest of bears.
Poor bear, just trying to relax. Hope it found a nice place to chill out and rest.
I always thought bison were a herd animal, a lone bison. How rare is this? Can anyone answer this?
I've seen many lone male bison. I think the bulls spend most of their time alone or with a small group of other males.
@@7thlady thank you for the info.
His own don't like him either.
Bear looking like "get the tf away from me you maniac"!!😂😂😂
Animals are smarter than most humans! Nice recording. Thanks for sharing.
I once saw a clip from the Survival tv series back in the 1970s in which a pair of wild pigs on the African plane spotted a leopard stalking their young ones. They launched at it instantly, chased it down and really battered it, f***ed it up. Leopard narrowly escaped with its tail bent to 90 degrees.
Wart🐗hogs!
Like most videos the important stuff happened before the camera starting rolling, I really want to know what that bear did to catch and keep the bison's attention. Owes him money? Messed with his girl? What's the back story!? LOL
Great video. You guys are so lucky to catch that drama.
bear has stamina that's for sure !!! kept the same pace all the way up !!!
I think your definition of "charge" is different than mine.
Bear's 🐻 just laying there minding its own business. Lol
The fact that the bison went out of it's way to chase this young bear says a lot. Usually the other way around.
It seems like it was a smart calculating move by the Bison, he must've figured, if I don't go after him, he's coming after me! 😂
The bear is like " . . . I'm not afraid of you . . . but I am not stupid either".
Bison may have seen a bear predate one of it's herds young in the past. Bear ain't stupid.
Bison: "GET OFF MY LAWN!"
Bear: "It's not a lawn. It's sagebrush."
Bison: "WHATEVER! GET OFF MY SAGEBRUSH."
Bear: "Aye aye, Cap'n!"
This proves that bison can see way better than I had previously believed. Scary big and scary aggressive.
“Dude, stop following me!”
Going uphill at that speed is a testament to the strength, speed and stamina of a bear. A human has no chance against a bear unless he is packing a gun and knows how to use it.
*A very BIG gun, preferably a rifle. Handguns don't slow down bears, if at all. In some cases the attack could get WORSE if a bear is shot but not incapacitated right away.* *_If on the other hand, a 7mm RemMag is used...._*
How about stay out of the woods?
When I lived in Alaska and whenever a person left the populated area, they would carry the 'bear gun' which was a 357 Magnum.
@@stephaniegraham3774 ⬅ *I carry a .357 but for the two legged trouble in New Orleans, Louisiana.*
@stephaniegraham3774 ◀️ *A .357 with* *_AT LEAST_* *a 4" barrel, hopefully 5-6", to get best muzzle velocity & energy. Otherwise a .45ACP or .40 S&W are suitable, 4-5" barrel.* Anything less will not likely be effective in time, and a bear could kill a human even after being shot. Fire at least 3 rounds.
Bison training the small bear… when the bear is larger and more fully grown, it’ll have a bit of fear programmed in towards of bison. Smart!
Poor bear was just enjoying the grass, minding it's own business.
Saw a man with 30-40 feet between him and a charging grizzly, erupting from a wood line, he instantly FREAKED OUT, hands up flailing around jumping up and down while screaming at absolute top volume...the bear INSTANTLY tucked his ass under himself and did the fastest 180° you ever thought possible from a large grizzly, it ran full tilt back into the woods. Swear to god 110% true.
Now Folks That's a Look at Real Adrenaline ! You Notice That The Grizzly is Gassed at The 1st 100 Yards.... Looks Over His Shoulder and See's The Bison is Still Coming ! That's When His Adrenaline Kicks In. So Easy To See in This Video..... Nice !!!
0:15 "On his way to the ring, from Calgary Alberta Canada, weighing 745 pounds.....Bison The Hitman HART!!
Very interesting video.
_"Damnit, Bill, I already told you... I'm _*_gonna_*_ pay you. I just don't have the money just yet."_
Wow! That's a great video! I've never seen something like that before, I would've thought that it'd be the other way around with the bear charging the bison. The 🐻 must've really pissed off that bison because they were a good distance away from each other as well.
Surprised vistors didnt run out to pet the bear and the bison while charging!
Wow I'm way over here and I can feel the vibration the bison is making as he's running
Given enough time, a grizzly bear can rip the door off your car to get inside.
Given moments, a bison can flip your car over just by hooking a horn on the bottom edge and then raising its head.
THE SIZE OF THAT BISON!! Smart bear, lol! I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it, a grizz backing down! He took the express route outta there! Great capture!
That bison be like "Dude you still owe me 5 bucks for lunch yesterday!"
I'm curious as to why a herbivore would attack an apex predator from such a distance.
Maybe it was a territorial attack
@@lindasokolowski8506 Yeah, I considered that. But what has be wondering is that every predator looks at the prey and has to make a "risk/reward" calculation. No vets in the wild and they are aware, I'm sure.
This kinda violates that, in the fact of both the initial distance and that the bear didn't seem to show any sign of interest or impending attack. Just seems that the Bison was aggressive for the sake of aggression. Territorial maybe, or a young and very frustrated bull?
@@burnerjack01 , that could be too. Maybe they were both young. Could be the bison saw it as a threat even though the bear wasn’t close,maybe having a bad day?
It looked like a female bison. Maybe she had a newborn calf nearby or had just lost one to grizzly and was still pissed off.
@@byrontowles2018 , that could be, I didn’t think of that. 👍🏻
He was smart to run. A buffalo can run for 4 or 5 hours and on level ground can run 30 to 35 mph.
A bear can run for about 2 miles on flat ground.
Depends on the size of both. A full grown hungry bear fully large fresh out of hibernation could easily take down a smaller bison or moose or deer. This bison looked to be pretty huge. Yogi thought otherwise.
Would the bear have run away if it was bigger? It looks like a Juvenile Bear.
I always thought bison can not see very well. Interesting
smelled him
0:09 LOOK CLOSE ! Don't know if Bears poop in the woods, but this Bear poops in the grassy meadow.
The Yellowstone experience: Watch wildlife with traffic noise and human chatter in the background. No thanks
One of the most terrifying land animals in the world just set a personal speed record to avoid a bison.
Legend has it that bear ran all the way to Canada.
Every bear is gangsta until the bison show up
That bear has clearly had an encounter with a (or that) bison before and wants absolutely NO issue. 🤣🤣🤣
I learned one thing from this video.
I can't outrun a grizzly.
Probsblyvthat bears forst year on its own. Young and wondered onto the bison's turf 😉
Grizzlies can hit 40 miles an hour and it looks like he puts his foot on that gas.
The bad news for the bison is that the bear will never get tired. You can run after the bear all you want, but you’ll get tired eventually and be defenseless when that bear turns around and starts coming for you. Being eaten alive has got to be a rough way to go.
*Even at 100 yards, a Grizzly Bear knows not to get too near a large adult male Bison.*
_Meanwhile, back near the roads, someone's trying to get within 5 ft of a Bison for a SELFIE!_ 🤔
*_And they wonder why they've woken up in hospital on life support!?_* 😲😏😂
I applaud your efforts to catch this chase in action, but you need to use the zoom and keep both animals as much as possible in the viewfinder. Decent resolution, though. Beautiful country with beautiful animals. Be safe!
I would LIKE to think that if I jogged towards a Grizzly Bear it would run away from me, but I DON'T think that...😂😂😅
Are you a bison? 🦬
Is that a Mamma Bison? All Hail the female!! Lol...Both animals are worthy of our respect and deserve it!
That bison smelled so bad that the grizzly said screw this, see yay
Plot twist- It's the same Bison that got attacked by the bear from a few years ago. IT LIVED AND IT'S BACK FOR REVENGE
The bear is still running, it's in Maine now...
Run bear run!! Run for it!! It might be time to keep a Bison costume around the campground ⛺️ in case we need to break it out.
Watch that bear run like no tomorrow. The power of the buffalo!