Old Polar Bear sits on a rock until the tide comes in & so do the Beluga whales, then waits for a young one to swim near, jumps from the slightly submerged rock & snags it. Now that's the brain of a well seasoned predator.
Analogy: Man sits watching a couple dozen stocks. Notices certain one's go up & down thru a certain range of prices. After watching patiently that range repeat 3 times for a certain stock, he waits for it to hit the low, then buys, then waits for it to get near the high & sells - $ profited.
@@parrsnipps4495 that’s such a noob strategy lol a man needs to learn market cycle theory and Eliot wave theory at the very least before he sees “profit” like actually learn how to trade.. This polar bear is a lot more skilled than a person that trades a range and thinks he’s making “profit”
Well to be fair…Its literally the smallest whale vs like the Largest Bear. Polar Bears can reach 10- 13 feet and a Beluga are like 11-16 feet. This is not a Grizzly going after a Spermwhale.
@@marcteenhc9793 You don't get it. The Polar has to know the Beluga pattern/behaviour. Otherwise it would swim after it or something foolish. "instinct" would be a polar bear killing anything that moves.
@@miamitten1123meh it’s like the attention span of cat. Will chase a toy until it knows it can’t compete or catch it then rests out of laziness. I think this is more the mentality of it.
@@miamitten1123do you not realise using your brain is also instinct polar bear develops this strategy after several mistakes and several generations passed down this wisdom through instinct that's why the older one got the kill because of more experience which gets engrained in his instinct and passed down to his next generation
agreed i love it when i see polar bears or lions or wolves actually get to have some dinner, they look so skinny half the time you can tell most of these more obvious hunts that humans actually notice are because the animal hasnt had a good meal in possibly weeks
Fascinating and such a wonderful video documenting these bears. I find it interesting that they are just studying each other in how to hunt and almost like they are socializing together through hunting
You are a genius who taught me a lesson tonight I knew how to be a patient but with this bear approach who knows how to be patient tnx, It is an experienced genius who ever recorded and docs it.
@@Dr.IanPlect The Bear who chooses his/her time on a carefully chosen rock while the other goes after the Belagus and the open water the Belagus are impossible to catch and his tactic clearly isn't working, there is a trick to this and it's all down to the tide.... all are in video but as u asked as the water rise the Belagus come down to shore better for the Bears and experience has taught them how to be an efficient hunter and it is all about patient and experience in all life phases and experiences.
The wiser bear should start a workshop or couching sessions on how to successfully catch the beluga for other inexperienced bears. They'll definitely get a lot out of it.
I’m fkn baffled at how that bear caught the baby beluga being that it was swimming with its mother n family! They’re so smart I can’t see how they would get anywhere near close enough for that bear to get it
Maybe the baby one didn't know the polar bears were a threat and got closer out of curiosity. If the bear sat there all day long the baby beluga might have been intrigued
@@jamesd7495 theres no standardized way to test animal intelligence, but in terms of hunting and catching prey a polar bear is a greater genius than most sentient organisms could hope to be
@@JubioHDX Completely wrong. Looks like you need to get educated about killer whales, spèrm whales, jaguars, African wild dogs, falcons, etc. They are way above Polar bear.
@@aaronbarlow4376 BBC got them catching large Beluga. I heard they hunted them but always thought it was just some old wives tale and then they filmed it.
@@Gooniessss Adult beluga is impossible for any polar bear to hunt unless it is trapped in a water hole with barely any space to move. In open water like this, only a baby or at the most, a juvenile can be hunted.
Agreed🙏🏽 Love that bears are so inherently adaptable. Less land and higher water levels? To a smart bear all that means is more variety in whats on the aquatic dinner menu🤞🏽
The hunt on ice flows in the spring, on land in the summer, and starve all winter waiting for the spring to melt the ice and break it up. We never hear about polar bears being threatened anymore, because they simply get longer hunting seasons. Their numbers have been increasing steadily.
@@Idontwantahandle6669Let's see how that increased population fares once all the prey is gone year-round because the ecosystem is collapsing due to global warming.
@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457kodiaks are not stronger, polar bears eat seals which is alot more healthier then what kodiaks eat, polar bears are carnivore while kodiaks are just omnivores, if both fight to death, kodiak bear would die
Like from the movie Interstellar when Matthew McConaughey (Cooper) says to Anne Hathaway (Dr. Brand), “you don’t think nature can be evil?” She says, “no.. formidable, frightening.. but no, not evil…. Is a lion evil because it rips a gazelle to shreds?” Nature is beautiful.
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Komodo dragons, perhaps. They are known to bite their prey, injecting it with their venom, and then literally wait until it dies days or even weeks later. They're even kind of cooperative in it, allowing other dragons to join them once it's feasting time (so long as they get their fair share, I assume). Just imagine you're a water buffalo. You're the biggest animal on the island - no predator can even come close to feasibly hunting you. You're practically invisible with your huge horns, sharp hooves, and crushing weight. And then one day, while you're minding your business in a mud wallow, you feel something bite your leg. You instinctively kick back, snorting and bellowing. Who dares attack YOU!? You whirl around and there it is, a giant lizard only a little longer than you. Sluggish and slow, it just blankly stares at you, lazily flickering its yellow tongue. Annoyed, you saunter a short distance away, favoring your other leg. Your wound is bleeding, granted, but it isn't life-threatening. You'll be fine in a few days. But you aren't fine. A few days later and you're still limping. Your leg still hurts, throbbing with pain whenever you put too much weight on it for even a moment. But you can't stop moving for too long. They're watching you now. Following you wherever you go like a sinister crowd of fans. They're at every mud wallow, every watering hole, every thicket, field, and dust bath. And there are more of them every day. You don't recognize the others, but you can sense their anticipation as they taste the air with their tongues. A week goes by and you're even weaker than you were before. You're still strong enough to fight off anything stupid enough to come too close, but they're too smart for that. Too patient. Those yellow tongues constantly flap at you like flickering flames. Another week goes by and you're absolutely exhausted. You've been resting a lot more than usual, taking more and more frequent breaks. The herd has long since moved on, but you keep on trudging. You keep telling yourself that you got to keep moving, that you're fine and it'll only be a few more days. But you're not fine. And they know it. They're becoming more and more ambitious with every passing hour, testing your boundaries, seeing how close they can get before you chase them off. But you can't. Not anymore. You don't have the strength. Another day goes by and you know that this is it. One of them confidently crawls up to you, flickering your nose with its bright, yellow tongue. You know this one all too well. It's *them.* The one who did this to you. You snort and raise your head in a futile effort to push them away. But you can't. You have no more left to give. With wobbling knees, you crumble to the ground. Your vision grows hazy as your breath becomes more and more labored. You lick your nose and gulp down what little air you can get in a desperate attempt to live just a few more seconds. But you know that you can't. And so do they.
I was thinking more about the stalking phase of the process, Polar bears will wait for days beside the seal's breathing hole And crocodiles learn habits and wait patiently
@@nicknick2903 In that case, get a look at some of the creatures down in the deep sea, like the giant isopod. These things can literally go *6 years* between meals due to how difficult it is to find food down there.
AWSOME ,,but I've seen all these global warming ads saying the polar bear is almost extinct from melting ice and cant hunt ,,,weird !! send your donation now to the Sierra club before its too late
Don't know where in the Canadian arctic this was filmed. I visited Cunningham Inlet on Somerset Island and saw many Belugas along with their young swimming. Although there are polar bears around, we saw only polar bear tracks in the sand.
You could be right lol it happens often with these nature programs.. Theres one of a snake vs deer and it cut out the kill scene coz clearly the deer was already dead 😅
its interesting to think about. one is expending a lot of energy for nothing, he wont ever catch them. but the other is expending basically no energy, with a higher success chance.
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Old Polar Bear sits on a rock until the tide comes in & so do the Beluga whales, then waits for a young one to swim near, jumps from the slightly submerged rock & snags it. Now that's the brain of a well seasoned predator.
Analogy: Man sits watching a couple dozen stocks. Notices certain one's go up & down thru a certain range of prices. After watching patiently that range repeat 3 times for a certain stock, he waits for it to hit the low, then buys, then waits for it to get near the high & sells - $ profited.
@@parrsnipps4495 that’s such a noob strategy lol a man needs to learn market cycle theory and Eliot wave theory at the very least before he sees “profit” like actually learn how to trade.. This polar bear is a lot more skilled than a person that trades a range and thinks he’s making “profit”
How smart does a polar bear have to be to figure that out ? That is unbelievable
Beautifull , intelligent nature -always humble ❤
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@Zangief ☭ it’s both u Mong. How is that not smart
I remember watching them hunt on the snow, and they would cover their black nose so as to make themselves harder to see. Incredible!
@Zangief ☭ it’s both
OMG they are very healthy looking Polar Bears.
They look So cute
i was just thinking these are the healthiest polar bears i have ever seen usually they are so thin 😿
The bears are enjoying Beluga these days.
@@kc7646 you should go and fill them if you feel so sorry
Never thought a bear could catch a whale.
Yep, this is a new one on me
Life goes on as always🙏🏽 humans raise sea levels, polar bears lose some ice but get some more aquatic life on their menu as a result lol
I've seen a documentary where polar bears we're hunting fish in a river like a Grizzly Bear cousin's with salmon.
Maybe in the future they evolve back into Grizzlies?🤷♂️
Well to be fair…Its literally the smallest whale vs like the Largest Bear. Polar Bears can reach 10- 13 feet and a Beluga are like 11-16 feet. This is not a Grizzly going after a Spermwhale.
What make this brilliant is that the polar bear has to have a sense of how the beluga thinks and behaves
No, it has to have instinct.
@@marcteenhc9793 You don't get it. The Polar has to know the Beluga pattern/behaviour. Otherwise it would swim after it or something foolish. "instinct" would be a polar bear killing anything that moves.
@@miamitten1123meh it’s like the attention span of cat. Will chase a toy until it knows it can’t compete or catch it then rests out of laziness. I think this is more the mentality of it.
It’s called conditioning and natural instincts
@@miamitten1123do you not realise using your brain is also instinct polar bear develops this strategy after several mistakes and several generations passed down this wisdom through instinct that's why the older one got the kill because of more experience which gets engrained in his instinct and passed down to his next generation
Master of patience there. It takes literally hours for the tide to rise that far
Honestly, it’s pretty satisfying to see a polar bear and find some food and feed itself
@Johann Reiter hey polar bears are really starving animals
@Johann Reiter okay polar bears can't visit the local supermarket so yes this is their food
@Johann Reiter the polar bear is a beautiful animal as well. This is just nature and that whale is definitely food.
Yeah, I hate videos where they are unsuccessful and the narrator goes "welp, better luck next time bear!" Like bitch there may not be a next time.
@@johannreiter3364 I'm sure the whale is a vegetarian
A terrestrial carnivore that can hunt whales is AWESOME in my book!!!
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It can swim too
It's classed as a marine mammal, not terrestrial on account it spends most of it's life on the sea ice and in the Arctic and Pacific oceans.
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Polar bears are terrifying
One of the only animals they see humans as prey animals
Ask Joe Rogan
Killer whale victims
I'm still more afraid of people myself.
@@JoshTrager-j9g How could people be more scary than Teeth, Fangs, Claws, Speed, and a powerful Biteforce.
This is problematic. How come they didn't cast any black polar bears?
They are black. They only have white hair...
No non binary, trans, polar bears too
@@lambdalambdalambdaa it's sarcasm
@markthomas6703 No brown bears also
Thanks for degrading this video with your attention grabbing comment
Bear: waits for hours.
Me: honks at car in drive thru
Seems like every time I watch these videos, the prey always gets away. This one was so satisfying
agreed i love it when i see polar bears or lions or wolves actually get to have some dinner, they look so skinny half the time you can tell most of these more obvious hunts that humans actually notice are because the animal hasnt had a good meal in possibly weeks
A whale of a tale, it bears more scrutiny.
Lol, the way the Belugas did a periscope bob-up from the water at the beginning to peep out where the polar bears were lurking 😂
There is a name for it I forget but killer whales do it too. I think it’s called spy hopping? It’s literally just them getting a look it’s so cute lol
Spy hopping
@@KhanMann66 I like periscope bob-up more lol
Grizzly bear hunts salmon
Polar bear hunts beluga
Correction: Polar bear hunt beluga & Arctic char.
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@@freddiestranger9783 you’re goddamn fucking nuts
@@freddiestranger9783 Can you substantiate your mythology?
@@Dr.IanPlect you two have a room please
- Watch me, old man! I'm gonna go catch one right now!
- You have much to learn, young grasshopper.
El joven saltamontes "pescó " una alga para hacerse un sushi
hahah :D good comment!
Fascinating and such a wonderful video documenting these bears. I find it interesting that they are just studying each other in how to hunt and almost like they are socializing together through hunting
Good hu
Almost?
@@Entonces yes almost as they are apex predators that mostly live through solidarity which means they prefer to be alone for most of their livelihood
Smarter than the average bear!
Nope.. Forced to be different cause it's entire environment is different.
@@Stance1988 Which is the same,it's evolved to be smart just like white people are evolved to be smarter than other other races
@@Stance1988 so then it is smarter wtf
@@Stance1988 yr comment doesn't change the narrative lol
Smarter than the average human
You are a genius who taught me a lesson tonight I knew how to be a patient but with this bear approach who knows how to be patient tnx, It is an experienced genius who ever recorded and docs it.
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@@Dr.IanPlect The Bear who chooses his/her time on a carefully chosen rock while the other goes after the Belagus and the open water the Belagus are impossible to catch and his tactic clearly isn't working, there is a trick to this and it's all down to the tide.... all are in video but as u asked as the water rise the Belagus come down to shore better for the Bears and experience has taught them how to be an efficient hunter and it is all about patient and experience in all life phases and experiences.
Indeed
@Mand The ignoramus is muted.
Grizzly: *Hunts salmon in river.
Polar bear: Hold my beer.
The wiser bear should start a workshop or couching sessions on how to successfully catch the beluga for other inexperienced bears. They'll definitely get a lot out of it.
Casting couch
It seems like they were working together on some level.
It will be become capitalism
If polar bears unlock the team work trait they’d be unstoppable.
Maybe they did. Maybe the one in the water herded them toward the one on the rock. ;)
Polar bears are beautiful creatures. This animal conservation should be put in place so that it does not become endangered species.
good idea
Ppl can hunt them. Just need to pay money for it
They are crazy and brilliant hunters never mess with a polar bear 🐻❄️🥶
Plot twist: the bear swimming and doing all the work was trying to push the beluga whales towards the bear on the rock (coordinated effort) 🐻❄️🐻❄️🐳
Just imagine how hungry this would make you to see your dinner 20 feet away just so close.... and in the same time so far..
His patience is masterful.
I’m fkn baffled at how that bear caught the baby beluga being that it was swimming with its mother n family! They’re so smart I can’t see how they would get anywhere near close enough for that bear to get it
Maybe the baby one didn't know the polar bears were a threat and got closer out of curiosity. If the bear sat there all day long the baby beluga might have been intrigued
@@33BottlesOnMyDesk possibly but they usually stay right next to mom n she doesn’t let them stray
That’s what I’m
Saying… I don’t see how a polar bear can outsmart a beluga whale.
@@jamesd7495 theres no standardized way to test animal intelligence, but in terms of hunting and catching prey a polar bear is a greater genius than most sentient organisms could hope to be
@@JubioHDX Completely wrong. Looks like you need to get educated about killer whales, spèrm whales, jaguars, African wild dogs, falcons, etc. They are way above Polar bear.
C'est incroyable chasser un béluga dans l'eau! Les Polar bears ont du talent à revendre. J'aime la vidéo!
Wonderful catch
The camera only catches the split second attack. Camera guy needs to have the same patience as the bear.
1:10 Tide is the rise and fall of sea level due to the attraction of sun and moon.
Wow, very BIG HUNGRY BEARS! John P.
I was expecting beluga whale to let go of bear but predator got a good hold of it. Strength is incredible.🔥
Just a baby whale
@@aaronbarlow4376 BBC got them catching large Beluga. I heard they hunted them but always thought it was just some old wives tale and then they filmed it.
@@Gooniessss Adult beluga is impossible for any polar bear to hunt unless it is trapped in a water hole with barely any space to move. In open water like this, only a baby or at the most, a juvenile can be hunted.
@@Gooniessssno you are lying
@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457yep
Polar bears get up to 12 ft long, so they are massive animals.
Natural born killer 🐻❄️
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@@freddiestranger9783hallelujah 🙌🏼
Imagine risking your life just to scratch that itch you can't reach.
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You are what u eat they say...
Stay Polar!
Very cool video. Always amazing watching nature do it's work.
Glad they've found a way to hunt that doesn't depend on the now-disappearing ice.
LOL
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Agreed🙏🏽 Love that bears are so inherently adaptable. Less land and higher water levels? To a smart bear all that means is more variety in whats on the aquatic dinner menu🤞🏽
The hunt on ice flows in the spring, on land in the summer, and starve all winter waiting for the spring to melt the ice and break it up. We never hear about polar bears being threatened anymore, because they simply get longer hunting seasons. Their numbers have been increasing steadily.
@@Idontwantahandle6669Let's see how that increased population fares once all the prey is gone year-round because the ecosystem is collapsing due to global warming.
Why did they cut away right at the only interesting part of this whole video?
WAIT! This is from 11 months ago? That would be 2022. Al Gore told me all of the Polar Bears would be dead by 2015 if we didn't give him money. Liar!
Kept sitting like the good boy he is
Those are some of the top predators on this planet!
Don't belugas use echo location? If so why didn't it see the bear lingering on that submerged rock?
The bear on the rock: Don't worry just wait here, they'll come to us... The bear in the water: Fine, I'll do it myself!
The strength of a polar bear must be something absurd if we were even able to measure
They weight over 1k pounds, can run 30+mph, and swim for hundreds of miles in freezing temperatures. They are super OP.
Nothing special. They are just as strong as required for that weight. Infact, Kodiak bears are pound to pound stronger than Polar bear.
@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457 where did you get that info?
@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457kodiaks are not stronger, polar bears eat seals which is alot more healthier then what kodiaks eat, polar bears are carnivore while kodiaks are just omnivores, if both fight to death, kodiak bear would die
Gorgeous 😊
Like from the movie Interstellar when Matthew McConaughey (Cooper) says to Anne Hathaway (Dr. Brand), “you don’t think nature can be evil?” She says, “no.. formidable, frightening.. but no, not evil…. Is a lion evil because it rips a gazelle to shreds?” Nature is beautiful.
So many people still think other species are automatons.
Interesting video
Did the swimming bear really think it could just swim out there and get one? Gotta be more to why that happened
I reckon it was trying to push them towards the other one
Oh here comes the climate change doom sayer. You think only you have brains to do smart things?
mightve been trying to herd them towards an area, might be desperate and young, no true way to tell.
Probably young and inexperienced.
A WHALE ? More like a Trout !!!😂
Cute..meow..meow...😻
Not that I hate belugas but I'm glad the bear got its feed 👍🏻
music for this is perfect
Many people here saying: how can a polar bear be this smart. I wonder why everybody thinks they are dumb?
I thought it was a real Beluga Whale. That baby looked very small.
Cute pola bear!!!
these two males brothers? they seem pretty relaxed around each other
Pretty amazing they're smart
Did the polar bear ate a baby beluga?
What do you think?
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@@freddiestranger9783 jesus is only human same like human beings.
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Oh, those poor cute lil whales!
FUCKA YOU WHALES!!!! FUCKA YOU DOLFIIINNNNN!!
Looks like the swimming bear prods the belugas toward the bear on the rock for a well-timed ambush. They hunt like orcas.
Beluga whale blow holes sound like me hitting a rep on a set. 😂
grizzlies hunt salmon polar bears hunt beluga whale
This is like trading, you have to wait for the good setups
Is there anything more patient than a polar bear or a crocodile
Komodo dragons, perhaps. They are known to bite their prey, injecting it with their venom, and then literally wait until it dies days or even weeks later. They're even kind of cooperative in it, allowing other dragons to join them once it's feasting time (so long as they get their fair share, I assume).
Just imagine you're a water buffalo. You're the biggest animal on the island - no predator can even come close to feasibly hunting you. You're practically invisible with your huge horns, sharp hooves, and crushing weight. And then one day, while you're minding your business in a mud wallow, you feel something bite your leg. You instinctively kick back, snorting and bellowing. Who dares attack YOU!? You whirl around and there it is, a giant lizard only a little longer than you. Sluggish and slow, it just blankly stares at you, lazily flickering its yellow tongue. Annoyed, you saunter a short distance away, favoring your other leg. Your wound is bleeding, granted, but it isn't life-threatening. You'll be fine in a few days.
But you aren't fine. A few days later and you're still limping. Your leg still hurts, throbbing with pain whenever you put too much weight on it for even a moment. But you can't stop moving for too long. They're watching you now. Following you wherever you go like a sinister crowd of fans. They're at every mud wallow, every watering hole, every thicket, field, and dust bath. And there are more of them every day. You don't recognize the others, but you can sense their anticipation as they taste the air with their tongues.
A week goes by and you're even weaker than you were before. You're still strong enough to fight off anything stupid enough to come too close, but they're too smart for that. Too patient. Those yellow tongues constantly flap at you like flickering flames.
Another week goes by and you're absolutely exhausted. You've been resting a lot more than usual, taking more and more frequent breaks. The herd has long since moved on, but you keep on trudging. You keep telling yourself that you got to keep moving, that you're fine and it'll only be a few more days. But you're not fine. And they know it. They're becoming more and more ambitious with every passing hour, testing your boundaries, seeing how close they can get before you chase them off. But you can't. Not anymore. You don't have the strength.
Another day goes by and you know that this is it. One of them confidently crawls up to you, flickering your nose with its bright, yellow tongue. You know this one all too well. It's *them.* The one who did this to you. You snort and raise your head in a futile effort to push them away. But you can't. You have no more left to give. With wobbling knees, you crumble to the ground. Your vision grows hazy as your breath becomes more and more labored. You lick your nose and gulp down what little air you can get in a desperate attempt to live just a few more seconds. But you know that you can't.
And so do they.
I was thinking more about the stalking phase of the process, Polar bears will wait for days beside the seal's breathing hole And crocodiles learn habits and wait patiently
@@nicknick2903 In that case, get a look at some of the creatures down in the deep sea, like the giant isopod. These things can literally go *6 years* between meals due to how difficult it is to find food down there.
Me waiting for my tea.
@@noneofyourbuisness1679 lets just all agree theres countless examples of amazing patience and tactics in the animal kingdom
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Good US voiceover!
:18 WHAT A UNIT!
If you're ever confronted by a Polar Bear..have cheese-snacks in your pocket.. Polar Bears'll do anything..for cheese snacks..even NOT eat you!
Gota love nature 😀
Didn't even know bears ate belugas.🙁
If I’m ever being hunted by a polar bear, I’d hope it’s the moron one.
Only reason why the Belugas escaped the "moron one" it's because they swim faster, can you swim faster than a polar bear? Yeah, I thought so.
@@uafc1 calm down. It was a joke.
he looking like the main character after someone dies on that rock
Unusually, they can swim
Seeing your life before your eyes
You have to keep in mind the beluga is very smart. For a bear to outsmart it in water is crazy
Those bears looking right at food “the camera men” at the beginning of this vid. They are ruthless predators when it comes to food.
All designd & programmes by god, they have to hunt and and eat theirs food. ❤🎉 very nice video 👌
I'd be the stupid impatient bear and try to chase them 😂
Same here
The Game Wardens aren't doing their job, Beluga whales are protected, they should have given those bears a big ticket.
Maybe the swimming bear was a distraction. So long as the whales are keeping track of him the other can pounce unexpectedly.
Blubber on the menu. Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Bears just start eating while the animal is still living
Can’t the young bear demand part of the working knowledgeable bear’s kill?
Let’s call it “social justice”.
AWSOME ,,but I've seen all these global warming ads saying the polar bear is almost extinct from melting ice and cant hunt ,,,weird !!
send your donation now to the Sierra club before its too late
If bears could talk, patient bear to impatient one: Dammit, quit swimming around and messing up my game!
don't chase it- let it come to you- Sun Tzu
Fantastic skill .
Don't know where in the Canadian arctic this was filmed. I visited Cunningham Inlet on Somerset Island and saw many Belugas along with their young swimming. Although there are polar bears around, we saw only polar bear tracks in the sand.
Man siiting on a rock patiently waiting on a rock while other Kramer like polar bear doing all type of zoomies scaring the grub
Fun fact....PBS killed that whale and the bear scavenged it.
You could be right lol it happens often with these nature programs.. Theres one of a snake vs deer and it cut out the kill scene coz clearly the deer was already dead 😅
I learned from this video: timer better than worker
its interesting to think about. one is expending a lot of energy for nothing, he wont ever catch them. but the other is expending basically no energy, with a higher success chance.
I think in about 5 million years polar bears will evolve to be fully aquatic predators.
Huh?
In 5 millions years they'll be long gone.
There is no more next century and believing evolution is laughable, have you ever heard of Jesus?
It wasn't all lost for the less experienced bear. It learned to eat seaweed.