Me: happy that the mama bear and her cubs successfully stood their ground and ate Also me: sad that the challenging bear and her cubs left empty handed and might possibly starve
Yes they are wild animals this is what they suppose to do love.. it would be more food if we would stop destroying the planet and taking away the polar bears food source I’m just saying...
Franque Worren no I’m not and before you start with a guilt trip or whatever nonsense that has nothing to do with it we are doing far more damage than just me eating meat OK so please that’s what animals do that’s just their natural behavior please don’t try to come at me you have a good day I wouldn’t waste my breathe replying
@@franqueworren7323 Humans are _OMNIVORES_ . OMNI. MORE THAN JUST ONE. An animal or person that eats food of *_both plant AND animal origin_* If you're gonna guilt trip people and say "oh if you eat this then you really don't care" at LEAST get your 5TH GRADE BIOLOGY RIGHT
I think I read once polar bears can sleep as they swim. hell i did that once its not that hard to get drowsy all you need do is float and you can get a minute of shuteye
Maybe they don´t want to share. Then it wouldn´t make any difference if they knew how to communicate it. And they probably do, by the way. But their existence is based even more on dominance than ours is. It´s usually "to each their own" in the animal kingdom, unless we are talking herd animals.
It’s a big-ass thing of meat ripe for the taking and incapable of fighting back. When you live in the Arctic and you’re hungry, you can hardly be picky, especially with a prize that valuable
Their actions are totally dependent on their mother's. If the mother runs, they run. The most important thing for them is just to stick as close as they can to their mother, the safest place for cubs
You do realize this was a tourist site while it was happening they were taking bus loads of people to it. You could have got the same footage with your goddamn cell phone.
@@deannelson9565 you do realise no one would even go to this place, other than wildlife photographer and scientists right? There's not even hotel or shit in there
@@youwantmyname9208 This was filmed up in Alaska and tourist most definitely book trips up there to watch this happen because it happens every year! Just head for Kaktovik which according to you apparently must not exist since it most definitely has hotels and lodges dedicated to Polar Bear tourism!
Yes the BBC is horrible at making false narratives for each little animal story! He'll just look at the clip from 3:37 there are a minimum of four separate families in that shot all laying right next to each other sleeping and not paying any attention to each other. If you ever see any footage of these whale sites there are literally dozens of polar bears some of them playing with each other. They tend to have little aggression was so much food available.
dean nelson probably wasn’t food agression but ‘motherly’ aggression. They were the smallest family and the mom was probably just telling the others to piss off
@@bigpeenerpeen where are you coming up with this randomness of them being the smallest family there?! First of off the one they showed them standing by are the exact same age and size and number. And as far as aggression goes have you ever been around polar bears there's no aggression shown in this video... tension sure aggression none!
dean nelson from what was shown the mother was the smallest there and so were her kids, to me I guess I should say. I used aggression because thats the word you used..
The film was just assembled into an unbranched simple story for us. I think the family pushed away actually could stay around and did wait their turn for that huge amount of food.
My wild and crazy theory is that, if your cubs get to survive rather than the other polar bear's cubs, then more of your genes are more likely to be passed on than the other bear's.
@@TheFreezerGeezer As much as I would love to believe your theory but I don't think animal care too much about the genes. Sure some animals will care more about passing genes but generally not as much as we think of.
I literally have a phobia of bears, though brown bears specifically (a Michael Jackson video scarred me for life as a kid). But polar bears are seriously such beautiful, majestic creatures. If you've ever seen them in real life, you know that seeing them just takes your breath away. Almost cried because I was so moved by their sheer beauty. Stunned me. Mother Earth is amazing!
@@mothermovementa it is not frozen, it is clearly decomposing and therefore definitely generating stink, temperatures reach high enough around the coastal regions to allow for this.
Northern tip of Vancouver Island is over populated by huge sealions , they can be controlled and the carcasses can be sent to feed all the polar bears .
Their cowardly mother has doomed them. Meanwhile, I'm looking at it, thinking, "Why don't they just move down to the end a bit where there's no bears at all?"
False drama... We could also listen to him and go on and on about polar bears are about to die out completely ignoring the fact that their population is growing at this point at a considerably rapid rate.
@@deannelson9565 He doesn't ignore the fact that polar bears are growing in number, actually if you watched our planet this is mentioned and explained.
@@bradleywoods3742 And why did they do that in that particular show? Cuz they caught holy hell. From the expert community about the way they made the polar bears plite out to be during frozen planet! It's no different than when they tried to make it sound like two thirds of the Great Barrier Reef had died off due to bleaching in one of their episodes.
@@deannelson9565 I wouldn't be so sure that polar bears are going to continue this seeming "time of plenty". Their population will plateau and eventually start to decrease as more and more of the sea ice starts retreating. The main reason why they were and still are doing very well is due to less poaching/hunting and the thin sea ice makes it far easier for them to find seal pups which is a large part of their diet. This is consistent with the harp seal populations which is currently declining. I thought coral reefs were dying? 50% of them have already died off, not just from bleaching.
@@bradleywoods3742 where are you coming up with harp seals population decline? It's currently around 7 million of them compared to around 2 million back in 1980. So I'm curious where you're coming up with these numbers. Other than probably some b******* articles talking about sea ice drop causing problems with the pups That's was just fear-mongering, but didn't actually have any real world effect. And as far as hunting goes polar bears are still hunted at the same level as they were back in the 70's!
Its bitter sweet for me, like im happy for the bear and her cub but at the same time i feel bad for the other bear and her cub who left empty handed, its so sad 🥺
I don't think they are really that dirty. You see, polar bears' fur isn't white, but transparent. Each hair is hollow, and it reflects light. Because ice reflects all wavelengths of color, it appears white, and polar bears are the whitest when there's direct sunlight on them, as well as with snow. Because there's few snow and little sunlight, their fur appears to be dirty and brown, but actually it absorbs more light than it reflects. ;D
Wish that my mom vassa was still around, she died 34 years ago back on October 16 1988 from a brain aneurysm in her sleep at 38 years old I was only 16 at the time when I found her dead body
@@elsietheordinary721 We don't know. When food is plentiful they may share. Now food is so scarce they're facing extinction. I'd prob be the same as they are in that situation.
Cubs: " We're hungry "
Mother bear: " Ok. let's go to Whalemart "
Meta Morphose 😂😂
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@@Timothee_Chalamet_CMBYN Why do you care so much?
Johnny Green why do YOU care so much
@@Timothee_Chalamet_CMBYN its only just to the prime OP
“There is more food than a family of bears could eat.” The bears continue to growl and make angry bear arguing sounds.
It's enough for one sitting. but the bears will eat it for days until it's done
Sodium Chloride all the bears could eat together happily for weeks. But what can we say animals are animals not too much trust.
The meat must be lacking in sodium chloride
I bet humans would do the same if they were in their shoes... or paws
Just like us Humans 🤣
"Finding food is not so easy on this cold and barren coast" Me when i look through my cabinet
Absolutely splendid, mate. 👌
Mood
Iluvducks i read this at the exact moment the narrator said it lol
@@taekookforever2146 oh I get excited when that happens
The duck pfp made this sm funnier I'm rolling 😭😭😭
And the dad isn’t even paying cub support
The dads killing the young bears if they are hungry or aggressiv
L H typical polar bears. 🤣
The dads don't even visit the cubs lol
The Evil Eye there’s a joke there somewhere
Ikr the dad never came back from the store with seal he promised he’d bring back😂
Me: happy that the mama bear and her cubs successfully stood their ground and ate
Also me: sad that the challenging bear and her cubs left empty handed and might possibly starve
life dude. Sad.
@Jake Despa yup exactly
Nah Can’t think about that. Gotta stick with the stars of the documentary.
They probably just went to the other side of the giant whale.
No need to be sad or happy. This is nature and this is how it's work. Survival of the fittest.
"Momma, is that a house?"
"Yes, a meat house."
Josh Micheal I- 😳
lmaooo
so cringe
Repent:
@Josh Micheal no cappa
"She stands her ground, scaring the other starving family away"
Chunky Dumper was thinking the same thing. The script he reads is such drivel.
@@chunkydumper6156 Proof drug addiction is a problem
Yes they are wild animals this is what they suppose to do love.. it would be more food if we would stop destroying the planet and taking away the polar bears food source I’m just saying...
Franque Worren no I’m not and before you start with a guilt trip or whatever nonsense that has nothing to do with it we are doing far more damage than just me eating meat OK so please that’s what animals do that’s just their natural behavior please don’t try to come at me you have a good day I wouldn’t waste my breathe replying
@@franqueworren7323 Humans are _OMNIVORES_ . OMNI. MORE THAN JUST ONE. An animal or person that eats food of *_both plant AND animal origin_*
If you're gonna guilt trip people and say "oh if you eat this then you really don't care" at LEAST get your 5TH GRADE BIOLOGY RIGHT
Whale carcass = Golden Corral Buffet for bears
I think that's just regular golden corral buffet menu
Hahahahahahhahaa
Golden Corral is a franchise?
@@2degucitas it's a travesty
James Robinson you mean fresh toxic waste?
Idk it’s just satisfying seeing them eating....is that weird
Maybe A little.. But it shows how much you care for animals, unless I misunderstood your definition of satisfaction and its some ASMR type stuff lol
I think youre good, man..
Yeah you are weird
Im satisfied too man its lile delicious but not really
@@Badboy52144 shut up
Mom: “ They got a nice sale at the super market; come on let’s go.”
*They pull up and see everybody and their momma there already* 🙄😂
They're so cute and to think they are one of the few animals that see us humans as food haha scary.
Considering they are living on a frozen wasteland, anything that moves is probably considered as potential food.
Cosmic Memer Why don’t they eat Birds then?
@@phoz6504 Why do you think? It's kind of obvious.
@@phoz6504 If they could catch them I'm sure they would eat them
@troll oracle yeah that's why polar bears are at the top of the food chain in their respective environment.
Every polar bear documentary has the words "hungry, starving, barren and cold". It's a mystery how they grow to be the largest land mammals
The secret is called seal blubber
It's how much they have to fight to survive the reason that when they grow up they are able to thrive
Not the biggest land mammal but still a good point
largest land carnivores
not mammals
Elephants are bigger. Guess you mean land mammalian predators
You gotta love how she’s just vibin 0:05
🇾 🇪 🇸
Vibin? She was swimming ya fanny btw ever touched one?
@@Harrisongarrison0800 can you say that again in complete English?
I think I read once polar bears can sleep as they swim.
hell i did that once its not that hard to get drowsy all you need do is float and you can get a minute of shuteye
@@fart63 the comment translates to "i look like you"
Purely respect for this narrator 🥰, like always
If only the bear family's knew how to communicate that they want to share
not in their dna
Maybe they don´t want to share. Then it wouldn´t make any difference if they knew how to communicate it. And they probably do, by the way. But their existence is based even more on dominance than ours is. It´s usually "to each their own" in the animal kingdom, unless we are talking herd animals.
One of the most beautiful creature on this earth just happen to be one of the most deadly nature truly is amazing
David: “They are not the first ones to find it”
Me: *looks at seagulls* oh okay.
😂😂
Haha
I looked first to the other bears there.
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She stood her ground. She passed the test and got what she deserved. I love this big mama bear
We all know pops is at home sipping his Porridge and Netflixing.
Sipping Coca Cola
This smell must have been absolutly delicious to attract so many animals from far away
I'm sure any food (even old food) smell is delicious when you're starving...
I wouldn’t think rotting fat and meat smells good. I think the animals just don’t really care about taste
@@bigpigeon2384 to a human, of course it wouldn’t smell good. These are animals. Some people just don’t have any common sense
It’s a big-ass thing of meat ripe for the taking and incapable of fighting back. When you live in the Arctic and you’re hungry, you can hardly be picky, especially with a prize that valuable
@@DuchessofEarlGrey
Bears safely can eat decayed carrion. Humans not, they will be poisoned.
They're so hungry they can't think.
@Kev Cthulu Tell that to chimps, elephants and dolphins.
@@cintronproductions9430 I did, they didn't really respond
@Kev Cthulu we are animals
I just dont get how some people can be dumb like this
Kev Cthulu bears think too.
@Kev Cthulu You fool
1:35
Gigantic whale corpse: Exists
Bears: fight over a tiny piece of meat
I love to see that even puppies try their hand at intimidating opponents.
Their actions are totally dependent on their mother's. If the mother runs, they run. The most important thing for them is just to stick as close as they can to their mother, the safest place for cubs
*cubs
Mig Channel28 I bet you liked ur own comment
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If I was the bear I’d be like, “listen you go to the other side and I’ll stay in this side”
Someone should make this scene into a Coca Cola commercial with the other bear family bringing soda for everyone and then they all get along.
They’re going to steal that from you 😂
This shots are also epic the really capture the story behind this magical creatures
There’s more meat than 10-20 bear families can handle. Relax now...
You think they only need to eat once??
If only they attended elementary mathematics
Delike el Ducce you’re being racist 😕
X I don’t think you know what racist means, there is nothing about that statement that implies racism or even mentions race whatsoever.
There's more than enough for everyone but they have to fight for who's next in line. Just like at home depot these days.
Nobody messes with Mama Bear!!
except another mama bear
+4 +4
Bears: **Fighting for food**
Seagulls: "Yo, who you betting on winning? My money's on Bobby."
Polar Bears are so cute! If I saw one I'd run up and give it a big hug!
You sure that’s a good idea
@@fhngyn5760 hugging a cub would be alright unless the mother is there. she might get pissed
And you would lose an ear in the process.
Bear at 1:51 was like “chill girl we all hungry damn” 🤣🤣
there are more than enough to share
The other mother and her cubs will be back
Exactly they’re going to have to wait
They Wille bee backe when all ze whale meat was freaten
Typical karen
Go tell them? But first do you recycle your trash? Do you help this planet where you live?
Simply gorgeous and majestic creatures. Crazy that more and more we find ourselves in them as they do in us at times.
So a polar bear is in you, huh? Okay, I won't judge.
@@whatthehec108 Some people have "spirit animals", basically the animal they identify with the most.
& I'm pretty sure they would absolutely love for you to be in them. Literally.
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its always fascinating to watch certain animals, any kind of bears and big cats in particular
No matter what, I still felt sad that the polar bears lost in the end as a species when competing for food.
The footage they get with these videos is amazing.
You do realize this was a tourist site while it was happening they were taking bus loads of people to it. You could have got the same footage with your goddamn cell phone.
@@deannelson9565 you do realize that not everyone will visit to this location right? Which makes this footage "incredible" and convenient.
sunggu indah karya Tuhan...
@@deannelson9565 you do realise no one would even go to this place, other than wildlife photographer and scientists right? There's not even hotel or shit in there
@@youwantmyname9208 This was filmed up in Alaska and tourist most definitely book trips up there to watch this happen because it happens every year! Just head for Kaktovik which according to you apparently must not exist since it most definitely has hotels and lodges dedicated to Polar Bear tourism!
Bears: have a rest of your day, we will be moving on..
BBC announcer: polar bear family challenges them..!
خوش
1:39 Cute bear butt and paws!
Fluffymonkeyem he’s 3...
A momma bear with a little bear behind
I Like the POLAR BEAR...
😍😎👍🏻👍🏻🐻❄🐻❄🐻❄❤
The landscape is breathtakingly beautiful!
long live the polar bears 🦎
You do realize that you put a picture of a lizard when you're talking about polar bears lol
Mate lizard guy stope thise itse note lizard. itse milk producing chubby dirtied big beefy boy whale eating chubpolarbear
@@parallelvex2933 why are polar bears not green 😋
@@Gooner8289 yup they are.definetly green (sarcasm)
Stench meal....can you imagine?
I feel that those other families that are leaving have had their fills otherwise I expected a fierce contest.
Yes the BBC is horrible at making false narratives for each little animal story! He'll just look at the clip from 3:37 there are a minimum of four separate families in that shot all laying right next to each other sleeping and not paying any attention to each other. If you ever see any footage of these whale sites there are literally dozens of polar bears some of them playing with each other. They tend to have little aggression was so much food available.
dean nelson probably wasn’t food agression but ‘motherly’ aggression. They were the smallest family and the mom was probably just telling the others to piss off
@@bigpeenerpeen where are you coming up with this randomness of them being the smallest family there?! First of off the one they showed them standing by are the exact same age and size and number. And as far as aggression goes have you ever been around polar bears there's no aggression shown in this video... tension sure aggression none!
dean nelson from what was shown the mother was the smallest there and so were her kids, to me I guess I should say. I used aggression because thats the word you used..
@Benny G you do know that that bear eventually ate those dogs right! LOL
2:46 onward seems like a scene from another planet
It’s great to see them all eating, they deserve it.
A nice big blubber buffett
Momma's bear will do anything to protect their Cubs.
Fascinating. Glad I can’t smell it, though, lol.
If you were starving you'd be GLAD you could smell it!
I know I would.
Just put some snow on your head and you'll blend in just fine.
Never mess with a mama! 😊
*Never mess with a apex predator which is one of the only animals on the planet which hunts humans! 😊
Think and use again your brain : Two mothers here with cups
Man, I never knew polar bears had cups!
@@cosmicmemer1611 lol
Looks like our polar bear friends are doing just fine!
Damn why don’t they just take turns holy nature is crazy
The film was just assembled into an unbranched simple story for us. I think the family pushed away actually could stay around and did wait their turn for that huge amount of food.
My wild and crazy theory is that, if your cubs get to survive rather than the other polar bear's cubs, then more of your genes are more likely to be passed on than the other bear's.
@@TheFreezerGeezer Charles Darwin would like to have a word with you about stealing his theory
@@TheFreezerGeezer or maybe if they all stayed and helped each other they would all get to flourish and pass on their genes.
@@TheFreezerGeezer As much as I would love to believe your theory but I don't think animal care too much about the genes. Sure some animals will care more about passing genes but generally not as much as we think of.
Yup. A mama bear is the most fiercest and fearless creature in the animal kingdom
I’ve been watching videos about pola bears every day and think I’m going insane
3:05 achievement unlocked " stand ur ground" trophy unlocked "win a meal"
Polar bears living the pandemic life everyday. Stand your ground for what you’ve got.
no different than a crowded camp ground. more than enough space for everyone but people still find a way to fight lol
2:48 polar bear kids to the other polar bear kids < whats up? >
3:25, what you look like when you're about to have a big sneeze 😂
2:28 Is that a repressed sob 😭
Poor mamma bear
I literally have a phobia of bears, though brown bears specifically (a Michael Jackson video scarred me for life as a kid). But polar bears are seriously such beautiful, majestic creatures. If you've ever seen them in real life, you know that seeing them just takes your breath away. Almost cried because I was so moved by their sheer beauty. Stunned me. Mother Earth is amazing!
That means you don't have phobia for bears
You mean you’re scared of bears..... 🙄 if you had a phobia you wouldn’t be explaining how beautiful you think they are.
scared of brown bears but white bears are "beautiful, majestic creatures." Subconscious racism
Which michael Jackson video?
@@backwoodstuffedcrust8278 speciesism
Mother is was there for us and has been putting there lifes on the line mothers are truly a wonder.
Best voice ever
Yes! So true
Sir David Attenborough's voice is so distinct and soothing, it's like he is Nature: Calm and pacifying....
David attorney kun h bhaiji???
@@mohitkulharia8659 Jo ye video me bol rahe hain - narrator. Aise sare video me unha ki boli hai. British hain, aur bahut sammananiya hain.
Mother's come in all different shapes, species, and sizes. But they all have the same heart
Damn, where is the dad all them single moms smh
Dad is trying to eat neighbor's kids or possibly their own one
Dad bear? I guess their job is to mate with female bears and to live alone.
@@robertlothlorien4341 they live THE life xD
The dad is most likey to eat the cubs :/
Ice bear dad went to buy milk
The beginning of this video would be an epic Coca Cola commercial.
Animal solidarity at its finest !
"Bear families seldom get on with one another" I guess you can say that they can't bear each other ;)
Are you 10?
Mig Channel28 settle down Francis
Ugh, I can't believe you went there. That's so corny, it's unbearable
@@smpolit i see what u did there 😂
@@rounduck3892 Yeah, it was pretty pawsome.
I'll see myself out now.
Rotting whale carcass, greasy bears.
Imagine the epic stink coming from that mound.
Must smell great to them though. Like a warm hamburger
It's frozen
@@mothermovementa yea prolly so cold it dont smell like anything
Smells like food
@@mothermovementa it is not frozen, it is clearly decomposing and therefore definitely generating stink, temperatures reach high enough around the coastal regions to allow for this.
Cub was prolly like "Ayo this shit busting"
It’s bussing
Beautiful animals. Doing things like that
1st Momma: FOOOOOOOOOOOOD
2nd Momma: Wait in line.
You know the shit's about to go down when David Attenborough speaks.
Polar bear: I'm hungry
Birds: alright eat me
Polar bear: nah...
The seagulls are like ayo Marty come look at this
I Like Polar Bear
👍🏻👍🏻❄️🐻❄️🐻❄️❤️
Northern tip of Vancouver Island is over populated by huge sealions , they can be controlled and the carcasses can be sent to feed all the polar bears .
"Mothers courage has won the meal"👌
When I watch these documentaries I think to myself “thank god I am a human”
Maybe we should practice being more greatful, but that too becomes difficult:/
"Their mothers courage has won the cubs a meal"
So what about another bear family?
Their cowardly mother has doomed them.
Meanwhile, I'm looking at it, thinking, "Why don't they just move down to the end a bit where there's no bears at all?"
I think its all about power wnd territory
They will be back.
Ive seen docs where the whale carcass is so big that the other bears can wait a turn but still leave full
same shit going on with human beings and their stockpiling
1:54 Its moments like that where I’m reminded of the fact that there’s no way in hell I’d ever outrun a bear.
*That whale carcass looks surreal!*
Meanwhile on PBS Nature, "Mother Polar Bear challenges for a whale carcass and loses. Her cubs go hungry and die."
Man lately these clips have been extremely cinematic its crazy good.
"Compete for food, or run away and go hungry"🤔 1. Just wait a little while, there is more than enough.
2. The drama of David Attenborough🤗.
False drama... We could also listen to him and go on and on about polar bears are about to die out completely ignoring the fact that their population is growing at this point at a considerably rapid rate.
@@deannelson9565 He doesn't ignore the fact that polar bears are growing in number, actually if you watched our planet this is mentioned and explained.
@@bradleywoods3742 And why did they do that in that particular show? Cuz they caught holy hell. From the expert community about the way they made the polar bears plite out to be during frozen planet! It's no different than when they tried to make it sound like two thirds of the Great Barrier Reef had died off due to bleaching in one of their episodes.
@@deannelson9565 I wouldn't be so sure that polar bears are going to continue this seeming "time of plenty". Their population will plateau and eventually start to decrease as more and more of the sea ice starts retreating. The main reason why they were and still are doing very well is due to less poaching/hunting and the thin sea ice makes it far easier for them to find seal pups which is a large part of their diet. This is consistent with the harp seal populations which is currently declining.
I thought coral reefs were dying? 50% of them have already died off, not just from bleaching.
@@bradleywoods3742 where are you coming up with harp seals population decline? It's currently around 7 million of them compared to around 2 million back in 1980. So I'm curious where you're coming up with these numbers. Other than probably some b******* articles talking about sea ice drop causing problems with the pups That's was just fear-mongering, but didn't actually have any real world effect. And as far as hunting goes polar bears are still hunted at the same level as they were back in the 70's!
You go girl!
Its bitter sweet for me, like im happy for the bear and her cub but at the same time i feel bad for the other bear and her cub who left empty handed, its so sad 🥺
That other bear looked salty asf after getting chased away 😂
it honestly warms my heart to see polar bears eating after seeing how badly they're losing their habitat.
But polar bears survived previous climate changes. Poaching, overfishing and pollution like oil or plastic is worse to the bears.
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It makes me smile to see her and her cubs feast 😀
Какой голос и тембр хороший.Аж уши радуются
welcome to another day of where quarantine has brought me
I just want to wash those bears.
Me too lol
So I'm not the only one who was thinking that :D
I don't think they are really that dirty. You see, polar bears' fur isn't white, but transparent. Each hair is hollow, and it reflects light. Because ice reflects all wavelengths of color, it appears white, and polar bears are the whitest when there's direct sunlight on them, as well as with snow. Because there's few snow and little sunlight, their fur appears to be dirty and brown, but actually it absorbs more light than it reflects. ;D
Momma can we survive here in Iceland for two years?
Mother: yeah here is food for 3 years
just share the food 😂
AdN Yeah their is enough to go around. This isn’t no rabbit they’re eating.
It ain’t that easy
They're ferocious carnivores, but they're so cute.
Wish that my mom vassa was still around, she died 34 years ago back on October 16 1988 from a brain aneurysm in her sleep at 38 years old I was only 16 at the time when I found her dead body
Why post that here? So inane.
Amazing how their temperament compels them to argue over a huge meal that all could share easily.
Its seems rare but for anyone prefers to not share and eat for weeks.
I hope 🤞 the polar bear population increases
I heard that the polar bear population actually is increasing a bit, if that's true then great. :)
It’d increase if they’d evolve to share lol
@@elsietheordinary721 We don't know. When food is plentiful they may share. Now food is so scarce they're facing extinction. I'd prob be the same as they are in that situation.
KEVIN MARTINEZ. Yes and I hope 🤞 the rhino 🦏 population increases too.
Islandgirl POV I agree. We watched the same video, just a thought.
Amazing footage and so close to such a dangerous animal!
Actually all the bears eventually eat, they onlybwait until the others are full and fall sleep. It takes them weeks to finish eating the whale
What a nice mom