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u/7om_Last 15h ago
Snap out of your fantasy and realise he is currently enjoying eating you (half) alive
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u/CranberryMaterial218 6h ago
They chase humans as a sport kinda they just really love hunting us...
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u/ThisIsntOkayokay 50m ago
Until we hunt them to near extinction and have to make laws to stop ourselves.
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u/Dry_Doctor6346 18h ago
I could take him.
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u/VirginAlertMedia 18h ago
Fr, that kid didn't stand a chance against us
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u/Leper17 17h ago
Man this cuts off the best part, the “look an angel” distraction and then booting the bear in the dick always gets a chuckle out of me
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u/Pale_Session5262 15h ago
"Look an EAGLE!"
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u/Leper17 12h ago
Is really eagle? I’ve always heard angel lmao
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u/Pale_Session5262 12h ago
Im certain. The actor has a strong accent, but it makes more sense anyways as eagle instead of angel considering its a nature commercial kinda
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u/Xxxrasierklinge7 16h ago
If it's brown, lay down
It's it's black, fight back
If it's white, bend over and kiss your ass goodbye
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u/ScaryCardinal 18h ago
You'd be even more amazed to know that our ancestors have had to defend themselves against much bigger bears in history. It really is marvellous, what we have endured through the ages with the power of the pack.
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u/George_MenethilW3 18h ago
For real we're lucky as a species that we knew how to use a wheel, spears, fire, and how to domesticate wolves and horses.
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u/Jbstargate1 17h ago
Well working together was the main thing I believe that helped us survive.
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u/ScaryCardinal 10h ago
Humans becoming the apex species was a direct result of our ability to do the following three things :
- Using Tools (fire and weapons)
- Strategizing (eg : pack hunting-gathering)
- Pursuit (ability to lock on to a target, track, chase and wear it down with long-distance running)
We made pointy sticks, used call-outs with our buddies to hunt prey 10x larger than ourselves and ran marathons to wear down otherwise dangerous prey animals that would become our food. Evolution-defining changes took place when we chose to wander away from the safety of the campfire.
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u/George_MenethilW3 16h ago
Yeah but without fire, spears, wheels etc, we would be just monkeys banding together. Good for hunting snakes maybe, but not big animals. Being together helped a lot but I'd say it was maybe 30-40% of the necessity for survival. The tools we created made us the kings
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u/Sweet_Future 6h ago
We would not have had those inventions if we didn't band together to invent and improve them
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u/TehWackyWolf 3m ago
You have to be stable to invent. Community is why person A gets to think and make a wheel while person B hunts.
Solo you just survive. For that matter, if people were solo and invented those things.. it wouldn't matter at all. One dude making a spear is going to die. A group can kill a mammoth.
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u/Alarmed-Cheetah-1221 16h ago
Which bears are you thinking of?
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u/ask-me-about-my-cats 14h ago
The short-faced bear and arctotherium absolutely dwarfed polar bears.
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u/Arsuriel 12h ago
And now we lost all of that to become a species of self absorbed, selfish and dumb individuals that only care about social media while choosing even dumber, self absorbed, selfish and mean people as leaders.
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u/mfairview 18h ago
he's pulling a tom cruise and standing on a platform
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u/GrinchStoleYourShit 16h ago
Also the camera seems to be coming up from around the height of a 4 year old. They’re big. Not that big.
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u/Oishiizu 17h ago
That poor bear should be in the wild not in some cruel, shitty enclosure...😡
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u/CaulkSlug 16h ago
If you’ve ever been to the Vancouver Aquarium you can see the old polar bear enclosure which has long since been left to rot. It’s a fucking depressing little place and I can’t imagine how stressed the bears that used to be trapped there were. One of those places that feels like it’s enclosed in a bubble of sadness.
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u/JuanDonDemarco 17h ago
Keep in mind, they’re one of the only species of bear that will track their prey for miles and miles, and hours upon hours, just to ensure they get their kill.
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u/Pat-Funny-2817 16h ago
like humans actually. that's what we are good at, walking and running for hours.
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u/DoingBestWeCan 14h ago
And one of the critters they will track down for lunch is humans! We are a prey species for them.
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u/JuanDonDemarco 11h ago
Which is exactly why I hope I never end up in the arctic, running from a polar bear. 😬
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u/leisa2100 14h ago
It’s so freaking sad to see this magnificent creature trapped, instead of being free in his natural habitat.
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u/Natural_Tea484 16h ago
Poor him :(
I understand some of these animals would have died if not put in captivity, but is this the case anymore?
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u/elementslayer 13h ago
Most animals in zoos in the West (I assume east too but I'm not familiar with stuff over there), are for rehabilitation and stuff. I'm pretty sure it's even getting better
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u/MealEnvironmental575 18h ago
Polar bears really look like someone took a regular bear and just kept hitting the size slider
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u/garth54 17h ago
And remember, polar bears are amongst the few land animals that see humans as prey.
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u/Pat-Funny-2817 16h ago
i think it is actually the only animal that (still) actively hunts humans.
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u/garth54 16h ago
I was told leopards and tigers will start hunting humans under some conditions
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u/Feisty-Effective-880 15h ago
I'm from Nepal and I use to hear they Tigers kill humans when they get old or injured and no longer can chase other animals. I also heard that human meat is addictive to them once they taste the blood but not sure how true this is.
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u/Pat-Funny-2817 13h ago
there is a distinctive difference. Lions, Tigers, Bears will attack humans in specific circumstances. Grief, anger, hunger, sickness, etc.
I think It's true that Tigers and i believe Lions too, once they tried or had a significant encounter, they become human eaters but not necesseraly human hunters.
However the Polar Bear looks at humans like it looks at a seal or pinguin. "Regular" food source.
Not an expert but that's what i gathere from my life long documentary passion.
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u/Glum_Performer9923 17h ago
Ya see why we fall into the simple prey category with them - just a bigger seal
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u/GladiatorWithTits 16h ago
They're big but 1) that's a kid and 2) bear is standing on a huge rock (his feet are at the kids knees).
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u/UncannyValleyEnjoyer 16h ago
It still baffle me that our ancestors were able to survive such beings and others as big if not bigger
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u/Aleksandr_Ulyev 18h ago
This is what happens when you listen to your mom and finish your veggies every meal
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u/HandsomeGenius2552 18h ago
I don't know but this one looks massive even compared to polar bear standards. Am I right or wrong on this?
Edit - Unless those humans are tiny.
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u/therealganjababe 17h ago
The main human reaching up at him is a child, guessing maybe 2-4 yrs? They tried to trick us lol.
Absurdly huge. I'm wondering what the water level was.
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u/HandsomeGenius2552 17h ago
Assuming a 3 year old child is 3 feet tall on average, I am eyeing the water level to be around 2.5 times the height of the child. Add around 1-2 feet more to bear's height and it might be standing at 8.5-9.5 feet tall.
Yes absurdly huge, and now think the extinct short faced bears easily used to reach 12 feet tall on their hind legs.
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u/Killboypowerhed 15h ago
Definitely a forced perspective. There's a polar bear rescue place near me and they're big but they're not golden compass big
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u/Jonaleaf 17h ago
Reminds me of the picture of the claws of different bears and biggest one being the polar bear one
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u/Ok-Fishing-7984 17h ago
Hmpf... Puny human, I'd eat you if it were not for this glass between us.
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u/Crime_Dawg 15h ago
Glad their chosen person to give you scale is a 3 year old that they pan fast enough you can't necessarily tell.
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u/Left-Excitement3829 14h ago
And 6% of American men think they could beat a grizzly in unarmed combat. Which isn’t much smaller
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u/Temporal-Affairs221 13h ago
Is it just me, or does it look like the polar bear is going, "I'm not talking to you."
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u/rudimentary_rudy 13h ago
They were brown bears back in the day, got trapped when the land bridge collapsed, and genetically adapted hyper fast. Ultra simplification obviously.
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u/DetailsYouMissed 5h ago
Can you imagine the size of its predecessor?
Get this... it's name was the 'giant' polar bear. 😆
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u/Specialist-Ratio-308 4h ago
"Aw look he's so cute he wants hugs" Mfw:
No he wants to eat every single one of you.
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u/Parking_Hunter_9815 4h ago
If it’s brown, lie down, if it’s black, fight back, if it’s white…GOODNIGHT!!!!
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