Small correction to story one, I correctly refer to Randy Lee Tenley as being 44 years old, then, somehow a minute later, as 38 🤦🤦 Honorary Darwin Award for me 💁 Thanks for watching 😎
"Oh, relax kids. I've got a gut feeling Uter's around here somewhere. (starts to laugh) After all, isn't there a little Uter in all of us? (laughs harder) In fact, you might say we just ate Uter and he's in our stomachs right now! (laughs, then realizes his faux pas) Wait. Scratch that one."
@@readytogo6569 According to Treadwell's recordings (and he had recorded nearly EVERY encounter with EVERY wild animal, most of them bears), he had nicknamed it. It had been tagged by (what, rangers? bear researchers? Not sure here but it had been tagged and tattooed, so that it could be tracked) during or shortly after the Exxon Valdez oil tanker accident and spill, and was known as "Bear # 141". Treadwell had named Bear # 141 "Grumpy Old Bear" or something like that, and had commented that he wanted to befriend it. But the taxi pilot who was supposed to pick up Tim and Amie the day after the attack, he told a different story about "Bear # 141". According to the pilot, he had seen that bear before, and he knew it as a nasty mean bear. When he landed his plane that day to pick up Tim and Amie, he sensed something was very very wrong as he approached their campsight, and he turned around and ran back to the plane. That's when he got airborne again and saw that same bear. And this time, the bear would not get scared by the plane. So there was definitely something wrong, and that's when the pilot sought additional help from more searchers.
Grizzly Man is a fabulous, if disturbing, documentary. The pilot had some extremely harsh words for Treadwell. He didn't care that he got killed, thought he was dumb to put himself in danger. That his girlfriend died is what made the pilot angry, Treadwell created another victim through his stupidity and vanity.
If I remember my reading, the pilot may have actually SEEN the partially eaten body of the girlfriend. As a man, I would be absolutely p!ssed that this other man failed in his responsibility to protect his woman, which resulted in her own horrible and bloody death. But she played a part in this too. She was no dummy; she was a physician's assistant which takes a lot of schooling and forces one to be exposed to a lot of (ahem) medical procedures and traumas. Still, she made the decision, as dumb as it was, to go play house with this dude in tents on known bear paths...and during early October, when the weakest bears are really getting aggressive about their calorie intake for the winter months.
Herzog, the Director of "Grizzly Man" knows music but not his movies nor that documentary. It's filled with ironies that go RIGHT OVER Herzog's head : • Herzog doesn't agree with Treadwell trying to raise awareness about the Bears vs. Herzog's documentary reaching millions more than Treadwell's book ever did. • Treadwell footage of Bears just living peacefully vs. a seaplane filled with cowardly turds and their Boom-sticks trying to pretend they are men by hunting unnecessarily, a species without their own Boom-sticks to face off against the "brave" hunters. • Treadwell making a beautiful documentary FOR Herzog with astonishing Treadwell footage of untouched Land and beautiful Bears vs. Herzog pretending that he is better than Treadwell, the guy whose footage he used, with none of his own. • The former, practically homeless waitress that was befriended by Treadwell and hired to help with the Bear Foundation that Treadwell had setup FOR the BEARS. End of the documentary, we see this same former waitress living in a swell home by rocks and near the Sea. Apparently neither the former waitress nor Herzog gave a damn about the Bears, both were gaining financially from Treadwell's work however. In the end, as faulty as Treadwell the person might be, his footage successfully met Treadwell's Goal. The Bears are BEAUTIFUL and they MUST be left alone.
Its worth looking into him if you’re at all curious because he was absolutely off his rocker. There’s a Werner Herzog documentary that’s just excellent. He’d decided there was some sort of conspiracy against him from the national park service because they tried to stop him putting both himself and his allegedly beloved bears in danger. He would go on sudden angry rants about them and humans in general and truly believed he was some sort of crusader for the bears…in the end they killed him and in turn he indirectly killed two of them. I feel bad for the girlfriend though, she was terrified and didn’t want to be there, the video brushes over it a little but he’d thrown a tantrum in the airport and refused to leave, she had very little control over the situation, but even given that she actively fought off the bear as it killed him despite it putting her in danger.
It's mostly dog nutters who delude themselves into believing dogs are just people in fur coats who can understand human speech and be reasoned with, therefore by association all animals are like that. Like, I'm not joking, most of these situations of people getting merked by animals in Yellowstone have dogs.
@@ericoverdorff8880 Totally agreed! Since when did the government decide that certain species of animals were THEIR property? I have "poached" here on my OWN damned 40-care property, in part because the whitetail deer are overrunning the place, & all the folks nearby are complaining about that vermin.
Sorry I'm a bit lit didn't think it would get this long. lmao added a wicked good story about bears. I'm basically a brown bear expert, I've spent weeks at a time all alone in the wilderness with no safety measures should I get lost or stranded. I survived incase ur wondering, and what I can say is: Don't get fking near them, you see a cub do a quick look around try to move in a way that doesn't put you between mom and cub. If you can't see mom pick a direction and move, but don't run. Ya might also be able to smell em before you see em. Also I've heard but never tried, bears have a hard time running downhill, cause their front legs are shorter on the angle they trip so have to slow down. Also don't believe those rumors like playing dead or whatever the other was. I have however heard a true story of a park ranger who got confronted by a grizzly and chose to take his left arm and shove down the grizzly's throat and grab on to whatever and hold as his back was being tore up by claws and his arm nom nomd on. He choked it to death from the inside.
Treadwell was delusional to think he would be their master. He should have known after 12 years that he hung out among the bears not to be near them in the Autumn. His arrogance was his & the girlfriend's lives. People who play stupid games wins the Darwin Award posthumously.
According to the account I read, the bear never did get to digest and poop out Tim or his girlfriend Amy. Their partial remains were found the day after the attack (not nearly enough time to pass a meal through the GI tract), and the bear had appeared to focus on the parts of the body that had the most tissue...the ribcages and abdominal regions. This bear was old and underweight. Weighing only 1,000 pounds, he was completely unprepared for the fast approaching winter, and it was already October, so it must have been getting cold...plus, in that part of Alaska, there's only about 11 hours of daylight in October, with temperatures already falling (or never really getting high to begin with). By the end of October, there will only be 9 hours of daylight each day, so he was probably subconsciously doing the bear version of "carb-loading". Heads, faces, hands, and so forth were still...um...uneaten and mostly recognizable, probably because there's not a lot of meat on those parts of the body. I write this because not enough people know what true dangers bears can be, especially brown bears/grizzly bears (the bear in this story is referred to as a brown bear and at times is referred to as a grizzly).
@@justaskin8523 I have heard that bears are very powerful, a polar bear can even kill an adult human with a single slap. Obviously, most people have enough common sense and would never dare to try and prove it. If even a single herbivore (Hippos, Elephant, Bull, Rhino) can kill you, facing a carnivore whose job are to kill those herbivore is a certain death. Thank you for the info, anyway. Its truly tragic that not only tim and his gf were killed by the thing he tried to protect, there happened to be a recording of it, and then the fact that their remains were also mostly intact has to be horrifying for their family...
At the 7:07 mark, I remember that the grizzly bear that killed the man and woman was new to the area. It had not grown accustomed to the pair. The man while being attack screamed for the lady to attack the bear with a heavy cooking skillet, which she tried and died doing such.
Timothy Treadwell was a sad case. Fish and Wildlife aided him on occasion, and he even aided to stop poachers. The bear that killed him was a new bear he’d never seen before, in bad physical condition. The audio of his and Amie’s death is horrifying.
@@ohsweetmystery Each to their own, as long as it’s legal and does no harm to anyone else. Looks like we found a new Karen in @chsweetmystery. Too bad. The name suggests they show, and titled , a dog, horse, or… I’m a retired professional dog trainer. We could have had an interesting chat.
The audio isn't real. Its a reenactment. They never released the real one. I thought it was real too until I looked into it more. The family didn't want it released
@@aspensugar13 The family allowed one guy to listen to it. I saw it in a documentary. They obviously didn't play the audio on the doc, but the guy told them that no one should ever hear it.
It was one bear that had been emaciated and grossly underweight, probably due to being old and no longer able to forage, fish, or fight for food. He was only 1,000 pound at death and they knew he was old because his teeth were old, worn, and dull.
Man and woman have a strong nursing drive, part of the procreation pattern, - that is the only explanation I can come up with. I have seen it being very strong in another not-so-dangerous context, but same pattern: Wanting to nurse a hostile (even aggressive) animal.
The bear man was so awful. Alright...if that's how HE was happy going, so be it. Though he sure screamed a lot. But he got his girlfriend killed. SHE was brave and instead of running away. She stayed and tried to help him. AND....the bear was shot and killed, so that the park rangers could collect the bodies. All his so called "love" for the bears, got this bear totally pointlessly shot dead. Just infuriating.
Well, the writer in the article I found makes a couple of good points: Yes, Tim Treadwell certainly did no favors for the bears he was ostensibly trying to protect. The searchers actually had to shoot at least THREE bears that day, because they couldn't access the campsite (which was some distance from the landing zone) without these bears stalking them. Bears usually only stalk people if A) the bears have been socialized to humans, or B) they are very old, hungry, and winter is approaching. So there's that. And yes, Amie was brave, trying to hit the bear with all that she had, which was a frying pan. But I've seen pictures of her with Tim. She was a twig. Probably no more than 110 pounds, and that's WITH full clothing on. She had absolutely no muscle mass to speak of, so she was NOT going to do this bear any damage without a firearm. And they had no firearms. They hadn't even brought bear spray or a portable electric fence for their campsite, which would have been the barest of bare minimums. And to make matters worse, they set up their campsite right in the middle of a known bear path. According to the article, Amie was no dummy. She was a Physician's Assistant and had no doubt seen blood, guts, and medical trauma before. She was probably made of stern stuff. But she was not physically prepared, nor was she "augmented" in any way (by having a firearm or other force-multiplier and knowing how to use it). Tim put her in grave danger, but she agreed to go along with him, so part of this is actually on her poor judgment too. She was no helpless waif in this. Not until the bear caught her, I guess.
@@maximedaunis8292 Sadly SHE tried to save that moron who took her there and swore up and down that he wasn't just besties with the bears, but that he was their Boss. Because his self aggrandizement was so bizarre and repellant, he kept blabbering on and on about how the bears knew to obey him. He needed to feel Superior to the bears. Anyway, she believed him and, apparently, loved him. And wanted to keep him safe/save him. A shame that the egotistical moron didn't, for a moment, have any similar regard for HER, or indeed the bears. As he managed to get HER and the bear killed. It's worth pointing out that HE was the one who the bear went for, not the woman. She was not being attacked. I'd hazard because she was not such a moron, even though she was not the "bear specialist". He probably did one of his usual unspeakably stupid bear attracting and provoking things. So the bear graciously responded in the appropriate manner and was attracted and provoked. The poor woman was too good a person to just say, "I don't fancy that" and scarper. Such a real real shame. For her and the poor bear.
It was tragic that be brought his girlfriend, Amie did not want to go. Tim was killed outright after a few minutes of "teasing", it crushed his head and his body was dragged away. The bear came back and Amie was eaten alive next to their tent. She knew what happened to Tim. (corrected spelling edit, see below)
The bear guy seems to have ignored the "Do Not Feed the Bears" signs? It reminds me of one of the Arctic tour guides warning his tourists not to leave the vehicle, when they were in a Polar Bear spotting bus - it was something like "You see a fur rug in front of the fire, they see lunch!"
This is what pisses me off soooo much. Let me get this straight....a complete idiot who thought he was some kind of bear Master intruded into bear territory, annoyed the shit out of them for years, and when they finally gave him the find out of his fuckin' around, they KILLED THE BEAR???!! WTF??
Why don’t you look into the full story instead of writing ignorant comments? Did you know he protected the bears from poachers year and year? Did you know he was an animal expert who appeared on the tonight show to educate about conservation?
I read a story in a Peter Hathaway Capstick book about a guy who wanted to take a video of himself with lions. He found a group of them and pulled his car up near them. He set up his video camera and then walked out into the middle of them. Later his vehicle was found. There was a search for him but nothing was ever found. All of his belongings were boxed up and sent to his family. Someone there watched the video and then what happened to him was no longer a mystery. I don’t know why the people looking for him didn’t watch the video. This happened quite a while ago so they may not have had the ability to watch it in rural Africa.
With the Bigfoot story, when I heard that after he was hit by one car, a second car ran him over, I couldn't help it, I burst out laughing. OK, I'm a terrible human being, but still, it's like a Looney Tunes cartoon or a Naked Gun movie 🤣🤣🤣
Very weird, touching bear poop and lovingly say " this was inside her"? Ewww, what was wrong with his girlfriend? That alone would have sent me running!! He needed a shrink!!
I mean working with bears if you're certified and not out in the wild is fine. There's plenty of park rangers and other researchers that also know how to handle it. But the first rule of all those people is. Bears are wild animals no matter how hard you train them. Never let your guard down and always pay attention to their mood. And never get too close. Like in proper zoos there's the fencing between trainer and animal. In national parks you keep your distance. Don't get cuddle distance close that's asking for trouble.
That Pattersons co conspirator in a costume. Look up Robert Hironomous(sp?) He went on the national t.v show lie detector and told everything. Passed the lie detector test. Says Patterson never paid him and never returned the video equipment rented for the staged sighting.
@@ChimpingBulldog wow, profound. But, definitely not almost human, right? In trying to be dismissive, you miss the point. Lmao. You, nor anyone else, would have any way, of knowing how close to a human gait, one might possess. That is, if they existed.
I clicked on this video expecting to see him claim the pics of Angela were really of Xenia, a mistake that so many others of these types of videos routinely make.
This reminds me of someone I was acquainted with. I think his name was Mike Miller, and he and his fiance went to some place in southeast Asia, on a rocky shore. He was climbing around above the surf, saw an octopus or something, lower down, misjudged the height of the waves, and got swept away, then pounded to death against the rocks. All in front of his fiance. I believe this was in the mid-90s. A real shame--he seemed like a really nice guy.
I actually know a guy in the Dàrwìn Àwàrds (I don't know why youtube doesn't allow that phrase). His name was Scott Millett. I was friends with his sister, Megan. He tried to cut the power to all of the street lights in the area so he, Megan, and their older sister Kim could watch the Perseid meteor shower. I don't know what he was thinking.
I like how Herzog (the director) brilliantly downplayed any negative commentary on his own part, but he assembled the clips of Treadwell himself in a way that inevitably causes the viewer to go, "...what an idiot!...."
Glad I happened across this channel. You've had me chuckling all morning (weird cuz I thought this was gonna be darker). Your style, delivery, voice, everything is spot on. Thanks. Subscribed. ✌🙏
The thing about Tim was, if HE wanted to do this, do it, but don't drag your girlfriend into it. I'm sure she believed him. He really had mental issues IMHO.
Welp...looks like it's time for me to get a hearing aid. Every time he says 'twenty', I hear 'twinkie'. It's either that or I just have the munchies...lol
From what I heard the bear that attacked them was not friendly like the others. He knew his friends and they trusted eachother. Just like humans not everyone has good intentions. The elephants and lions ganging up on poachers was totally hilarious including comments. Thats instant karma in its purest form!😹😹😹
The reason I have very little -- if any -- sympathy for Timothy Treadwell is that he knew better and even stated that he wasn't comfortable with that particular grizzly and didn't trust it. I used to feel bad for the girlfriend, Amy, being that she hadn't originally wanted to go and/or stay that long, but she ultimately said "yes" and went along when she could have -- and should have -- refused, especially since whe was supposedly menstruating. Knowing the bears were in the process of bulking up for their hibernation and hadn't had an easy time doing so, common sense says stay TF away from them, especially if one of them actually made you feel uneasy. It's very unfortunate that people died, especially in that manner, and I feel for their loved ones that had to lose people they cared for, but avoidable "knew better" deaths are hard to feel too sorry about in regards to the actual person that made stupid choices. On a side note, Timothy seemed really manic in some of the footage I've watched -- I'm not calling him bipolar, per se -- and that seems to have affected his critical thinking skills quite a bit at times. "The bears probably thought there was something wrong with him." Honestly, I think he's right on the money with statement! Getting that excited about bear scat and actually patting it backs that up. 😂
Damn, that's a long ass comment. I don't even have the patience to read through comments like that, but I didn't realize I'd typed so much. Hopefully, no one wastes their time with reading that sh!t.
Besides the death in the restaurant fire, it's incredibly dumb to commit insurance fraud by using an accelerant to highlight that it is a suspicious fire weeks after you took out a policy.
I heard in one of the videos on this issue that it was to prevent bears from getting addicted to eating humans I kinda agree tho, as it might be difficult for bears, especially the hungry ones, to differentiate the stupid from the rest.
I breathed a sigh of relief when you noted that Angela was still alive - you made me nervous with that thumbnail. Also glad to see you didn't misidentify Angela's pics as being ones of Xenia, which is a mistake so many others of these types of videos routinely make.
It's worse than that. She tried hiding in the tent, but Treadwell was screaming for her to come help him by driving off the bear that was eating him. She went out and tried and failed.
If I remember correctly, the grizzly that attacked him and his girlfriend had an impacted tooth that made it more cranky than normal, and it wasn't able to get enough food for its hibernation. In the movie made from his film footage, you can hear his girlfriend hitting the bear on the head with a frying pan as it was attacking Grizzly Man. The hanger photograph is of the Air Logistics hanger in Fairbanks and I spent quite a few summers and winters working out of it when I wasn't in our hanger in Anchorage.
@@chuckbaranoski6184 It did happen a lot to consolidate fortunes or crowns or in tight knit communities where there were few outsiders. People felt someone was "too young" but if the girl didn't die in childbirth because of it, well, she was apparently old enough. The age of consent has changed over time and varies by country and region: England In 1275, the term "maidens of age" referred to girls who were 12 or older, and this designation was meant to protect chastity. In 1875, England raised the age of consent to 13, making sexual intercourse with a girl under that age a felony. Western nations By 1880, many Western nations had established an age of consent for the first time, typically 12 or 13 years old. In the second half of the 19th century, nations that adopted the Napoleonic code, such as Portugal, Spain, Denmark, and the Swiss cantons, raised the age of consent to between 13 and 16 years old. United States In 1880, most US states set the age of consent at 10 or 12, with the exception of Delaware, where it was 7. By 1920, 26 states had an age of consent of 16, 21 states had an age of consent of 18, and Georgia had an age of consent of 14. The last two states to raise their age of consent were Georgia in 1995 and Hawaii in 2001.
The sad fact is, most wild animals will generally not attack to eat a human. The ones that do develop a taste for it and will more than likely attack humans again rather than avoid them.
5:13 Treadwell was a self-styled 'bear warrior' who spent so much time with those bears, that he ultimately lost touch with reality, and in the end, becoming totally irrational in his belief that both he and the bears 'protected each other.' He felt like he was a bear, a bear "protector," and without him, they would die. However, he told nearly everyone he knew that he would die from their actions and told his friends "if I di€ here, it's what I want." His death _was_ recorded on video _camera,_ but the lens cap was still in place, so it was only on audio. It is supposedly very long and protracted. Anyone interested in one of the best accounts of his life and his life plus bears outside of his own written testimonial, would do well to get the 2005 movie, 'Grizzly Man,' by Werner Herzog. This is the most objective and least speculative details in the 2005 documentary. It was endorsed by his family and friends, and indeed, many of them appear in this film. In this film, Herzog himself tells of listening to the audio recording of the departure of Treadwell's soul and it is a touching and sensitive description of the inner workings of Treadwell and his slow crawl into madness The movie can be streamed/rented on Amazon Prime, Tubi, Pluto, Roku, plex and freevee. I highly recommend this video.
@@koriw1701 I am sorry I was commenting on last part of video. Where they were giving condolences to the poacher that was killed by Elephant than eaten by a lion. Not sure how it ended up under your comment.
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Small correction to story one, I correctly refer to Randy Lee Tenley as being 44 years old, then, somehow a minute later, as 38 🤦🤦
Honorary Darwin Award for me 💁 Thanks for watching 😎
Same!!
Just subscribed. Is it bad I laughed at the first one😮😮
@@purplevelvet69 Welcome 🥰
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That guy literally became one with the bears. Maybe not in the way he was thinking.
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well he liked bear poop
No shit
"Oh, relax kids. I've got a gut feeling Uter's around here somewhere. (starts to laugh) After all, isn't there a little Uter in all of us? (laughs harder) In fact, you might say we just ate Uter and he's in our stomachs right now! (laughs, then realizes his faux pas) Wait. Scratch that one."
The sad part was taking his GF up there too. She was hesitant to go, but somehow he convinced her!
Mistakes were made, lessons were learned, and the bears and the lions got fed.
Unfortunately I have to disagree: in most cases lessons were not learned. Other idiots will still attempt to do the same things.
@@billyoung8118 there wil always be idiots
@@t84t748748t6 But the lions and the bears are doing their best.
And Darwin will always have award ceremonies 😂😂
@@billyoung8118 Just more for 🐻🦁🐯
"The reason Tredwell survived as long as he did.... The bears probably thought there was something wrong with him". 🤣🤣
To be fair, the bears were absolutely correct.
Best line ever!
they could only put up with so much harassment from a mentally handicapped person for so long…
Its surprising tredwell survived so long😢 Bears probably got fed up with him 😮
Bears got fed … up. Pun intended??? But it was sad.
He finally met a hungry bear
It was a bear he’d never seen before, and it was in bad condition. Very sad case.
@@readytogo6569 According to Treadwell's recordings (and he had recorded nearly EVERY encounter with EVERY wild animal, most of them bears), he had nicknamed it. It had been tagged by (what, rangers? bear researchers? Not sure here but it had been tagged and tattooed, so that it could be tracked) during or shortly after the Exxon Valdez oil tanker accident and spill, and was known as "Bear # 141". Treadwell had named Bear # 141 "Grumpy Old Bear" or something like that, and had commented that he wanted to befriend it. But the taxi pilot who was supposed to pick up Tim and Amie the day after the attack, he told a different story about "Bear # 141". According to the pilot, he had seen that bear before, and he knew it as a nasty mean bear. When he landed his plane that day to pick up Tim and Amie, he sensed something was very very wrong as he approached their campsight, and he turned around and ran back to the plane. That's when he got airborne again and saw that same bear. And this time, the bear would not get scared by the plane. So there was definitely something wrong, and that's when the pilot sought additional help from more searchers.
He was probably stressing them out with his presence.
Petting the bear's poop has got to be the weirdest thing ever!🐻💩
It's not. Watch the doco!
Yep..hed ended up as bear poop
I think he's auditioning for a " Wendy's" commercial 😎
@@Tamaresque and you should look up trichinosis
Saying "I love you," repeatedly - to a bear - is pretty ridiculous, too.
Grizzly Man is a fabulous, if disturbing, documentary. The pilot had some extremely harsh words for Treadwell. He didn't care that he got killed, thought he was dumb to put himself in danger. That his girlfriend died is what made the pilot angry, Treadwell created another victim through his stupidity and vanity.
If I remember my reading, the pilot may have actually SEEN the partially eaten body of the girlfriend. As a man, I would be absolutely p!ssed that this other man failed in his responsibility to protect his woman, which resulted in her own horrible and bloody death.
But she played a part in this too. She was no dummy; she was a physician's assistant which takes a lot of schooling and forces one to be exposed to a lot of (ahem) medical procedures and traumas. Still, she made the decision, as dumb as it was, to go play house with this dude in tents on known bear paths...and during early October, when the weakest bears are really getting aggressive about their calorie intake for the winter months.
It's a brilliant documentary.
Herzog, the Director of "Grizzly Man" knows music but not his movies nor that documentary. It's filled with ironies that go RIGHT OVER Herzog's head :
• Herzog doesn't agree with Treadwell trying to raise awareness about the Bears vs. Herzog's documentary reaching millions more than Treadwell's book ever did.
• Treadwell footage of Bears just living peacefully vs. a seaplane filled with cowardly turds and their Boom-sticks trying to pretend they are men by hunting unnecessarily, a species without their own Boom-sticks to face off against the "brave" hunters.
• Treadwell making a beautiful documentary FOR Herzog with astonishing Treadwell footage of untouched Land and beautiful Bears vs. Herzog pretending that he is better than Treadwell, the guy whose footage he used, with none of his own.
• The former, practically homeless waitress that was befriended by Treadwell and hired to help with the Bear Foundation that Treadwell had setup FOR the BEARS. End of the documentary, we see this same former waitress living in a swell home by rocks and near the Sea.
Apparently neither the former waitress nor Herzog gave a damn about the Bears, both were gaining financially from Treadwell's work however.
In the end, as faulty as Treadwell the person might be, his footage successfully met Treadwell's Goal. The Bears are BEAUTIFUL and they MUST be left alone.
There was a third victim, the bear.
She had a choice. But true story.
Tim became the very thing he seemed to treasure - bear dung. .
He couldn't get inside the mind of Grizzlies. _But... He DID get inside their stomachs._
Yeah, that was totally awkward 😮
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No shit !!
He said "Everyone has something wonderful in them".
Apparently, so did the bears.
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People are idiots! Why they think WILD animals are your friends? This is NOT cartoons, they will SHOW you why they are WILD!!@
Its worth looking into him if you’re at all curious because he was absolutely off his rocker. There’s a Werner Herzog documentary that’s just excellent. He’d decided there was some sort of conspiracy against him from the national park service because they tried to stop him putting both himself and his allegedly beloved bears in danger. He would go on sudden angry rants about them and humans in general and truly believed he was some sort of crusader for the bears…in the end they killed him and in turn he indirectly killed two of them.
I feel bad for the girlfriend though, she was terrified and didn’t want to be there, the video brushes over it a little but he’d thrown a tantrum in the airport and refused to leave, she had very little control over the situation, but even given that she actively fought off the bear as it killed him despite it putting her in danger.
wild apex predators do not like humans, they tolerate them.
He was from California.
It's mostly dog nutters who delude themselves into believing dogs are just people in fur coats who can understand human speech and be reasoned with, therefore by association all animals are like that. Like, I'm not joking, most of these situations of people getting merked by animals in Yellowstone have dogs.
But wild animals are my friends and I’m their dinner.
What he didn’t get, was that the bears didn’t NEED to eat him before.
He definitely knew that. I believe he mentioned that multiple times
Some say when a poacher dies an angel gets its wings.
We need more angels!
@@Hoaxer51 100%
Right. That way, all the cherubim & seraphim can just float around God & Jesus on their thrones.
There are case's, few I'm sure, where a man just needs to feed his family. Especially in today's economy.
@@ericoverdorff8880 Totally agreed! Since when did the government decide that certain species of animals were THEIR property? I have "poached" here on my OWN damned 40-care property, in part because the whitetail deer are overrunning the place, & all the folks nearby are complaining about that vermin.
Sasquatch was SASQUASHED
😂😂
I thought the Sasquatch one was gonna go another direction since he was in Montana. I was expecting a hunter to get him
Same
Yeah, these 🚗🚙 are just ruining the nature experience
It was never about bears, it always was about him.
100%.
Sorry I'm a bit lit didn't think it would get this long. lmao added a wicked good story about bears.
I'm basically a brown bear expert, I've spent weeks at a time all alone in the wilderness with no safety measures should I get lost or stranded. I survived incase ur wondering, and what I can say is:
Don't get fking near them, you see a cub do a quick look around try to move in a way that doesn't put you between mom and cub. If you can't see mom pick a direction and move, but don't run.
Ya might also be able to smell em before you see em. Also I've heard but never tried, bears have a hard time running downhill, cause their front legs are shorter on the angle they trip so have to slow down.
Also don't believe those rumors like playing dead or whatever the other was.
I have however heard a true story of a park ranger who got confronted by a grizzly and chose to take his left arm and shove down the grizzly's throat and grab on to whatever and hold as his back was being tore up by claws and his arm nom nomd on. He choked it to death from the inside.
@@SheldonMurphy-fp4ko I'm not an expert on anything and even I know not to fuck around 800 lbs predators. Common sens.
This is the information we need. Thank you!! @@SheldonMurphy-fp4ko
A true victim of social media and a premium blockhead.
Treadwell was delusional to think he would be their master. He should have known after 12 years that he hung out among the bears not to be near them in the Autumn. His arrogance was his & the girlfriend's lives. People who play stupid games wins the Darwin Award posthumously.
Being Self deceived has led many to a early grave. People apparently forget the meaning of WILD means.
The things people do just freak me out.
Unreal adventures I haven't got the nerve to try.
"...drinks may have been a factor." Haha! Ya think?
Bigfoot is sometimes mistaken for sasquatch, yeti never complains.
I'll see myself out!
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@@CuriosityVaultChannel i aim to please.
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Those bears gave that goof so many chances to just walk away😮
Indeed.
Patience has its limits🐻
@@frankgesuele6298 so true!
You're right!
They shouldn't have killed the bear - that idiot was in their territory.
Unfortunately they had no choice there is always a chance that the bear will now actively hunt humans@@Ev1L_Scotsman
Treadwell's father told him he would never amount to shyt. Proved him wrong!
😂 here you devil, take my like 😂😂
According to the account I read, the bear never did get to digest and poop out Tim or his girlfriend Amy. Their partial remains were found the day after the attack (not nearly enough time to pass a meal through the GI tract), and the bear had appeared to focus on the parts of the body that had the most tissue...the ribcages and abdominal regions. This bear was old and underweight. Weighing only 1,000 pounds, he was completely unprepared for the fast approaching winter, and it was already October, so it must have been getting cold...plus, in that part of Alaska, there's only about 11 hours of daylight in October, with temperatures already falling (or never really getting high to begin with). By the end of October, there will only be 9 hours of daylight each day, so he was probably subconsciously doing the bear version of "carb-loading". Heads, faces, hands, and so forth were still...um...uneaten and mostly recognizable, probably because there's not a lot of meat on those parts of the body. I write this because not enough people know what true dangers bears can be, especially brown bears/grizzly bears (the bear in this story is referred to as a brown bear and at times is referred to as a grizzly).
@@justaskin8523 I have heard that bears are very powerful, a polar bear can even kill an adult human with a single slap.
Obviously, most people have enough common sense and would never dare to try and prove it. If even a single herbivore (Hippos, Elephant, Bull, Rhino) can kill you, facing a carnivore whose job are to kill those herbivore is a certain death.
Thank you for the info, anyway. Its truly tragic that not only tim and his gf were killed by the thing he tried to protect, there happened to be a recording of it, and then the fact that their remains were also mostly intact has to be horrifying for their family...
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At the 7:07 mark, I remember that the grizzly bear that killed the man and woman was new to the area. It had not grown accustomed to the pair. The man while being attack screamed for the lady to attack the bear with a heavy cooking skillet, which she tried and died doing such.
Timothy Treadwell was a sad case. Fish and Wildlife aided him on occasion, and he even aided to stop poachers. The bear that killed him was a new bear he’d never seen before, in bad physical condition. The audio of his and Amie’s death is horrifying.
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I would say the fact that anyone would want to listen to that audio is horrifying.
@@ohsweetmystery Each to their own, as long as it’s legal and does no harm to anyone else. Looks like we found a new Karen in @chsweetmystery. Too bad. The name suggests they show, and titled , a dog, horse, or… I’m a retired professional dog trainer. We could have had an interesting chat.
The audio isn't real. Its a reenactment. They never released the real one. I thought it was real too until I looked into it more. The family didn't want it released
@@aspensugar13 The family allowed one guy to listen to it. I saw it in a documentary. They obviously didn't play the audio on the doc, but the guy told them that no one should ever hear it.
'Drink may have been a factor.' I wonder how often that phrase is used in conjunction with the Darwin Awards?
I remember seeing the bear guy when he was alive and i recall thinking "this idiot is gonna get eaten"......and we all know the rest....
He thought the bears saw something in him that they wanted.
Little did he know that the only thing the bears saw in him was calories...
It was one bear that had been emaciated and grossly underweight, probably due to being old and no longer able to forage, fish, or fight for food. He was only 1,000 pound at death and they knew he was old because his teeth were old, worn, and dull.
Kinda like dogs
Climbing to high places is often easier than getting back down from said high place, ladder on the roof wisdom
I don't think wisdom is involved at any point when we're talking about people risking their lives for a selfie and its likes.
The only living creature I feel bad for from this video is the poor bear who got shot.
@robswystun Thanks for letting me know that I’m not watching it now.👍🏻
The bear wouldn’t have survived the winter hibernation anyway. It was in very bad condition. It killed Timothy and Amie out of starvation.
I feel sorry for Amie. Bears start eating their prey before the prey is dead.
@@readytogo6569 Yeah, looks like not enough meat there, even between the two of them, to last the winter...
@@Cynchronicity7 Her decision to follow that nut-job around. He was easily identifyable as completely crazy. I bet she was just as delusional.
Omg that bear guy was completely insane, I can’t believe he got a woman to be as crazy as he was.
Man and woman have a strong nursing drive, part of the procreation pattern, - that is the only explanation I can come up with. I have seen it being very strong in another not-so-dangerous context, but same pattern: Wanting to nurse a hostile (even aggressive) animal.
The movie is called Grizzly Man.
Ever known a woman ?
Yeah. Crazy women are so rare. 🤣
Why? Why are you shocked that he "got" a woman to be as crazy as him? Are men crazier than women? How? Because they ain't ffs don't be silly.
there is a reason wild animals are called wild and not tame
Yes, it's because they're not house broken.
The bear man was so awful.
Alright...if that's how HE was happy going, so be it. Though he sure screamed a lot.
But he got his girlfriend killed. SHE was brave and instead of running away. She stayed and tried to help him.
AND....the bear was shot and killed, so that the park rangers could collect the bodies.
All his so called "love" for the bears, got this bear totally pointlessly shot dead.
Just infuriating.
Well, the writer in the article I found makes a couple of good points: Yes, Tim Treadwell certainly did no favors for the bears he was ostensibly trying to protect. The searchers actually had to shoot at least THREE bears that day, because they couldn't access the campsite (which was some distance from the landing zone) without these bears stalking them. Bears usually only stalk people if A) the bears have been socialized to humans, or B) they are very old, hungry, and winter is approaching. So there's that. And yes, Amie was brave, trying to hit the bear with all that she had, which was a frying pan. But I've seen pictures of her with Tim.
She was a twig. Probably no more than 110 pounds, and that's WITH full clothing on. She had absolutely no muscle mass to speak of, so she was NOT going to do this bear any damage without a firearm. And they had no firearms. They hadn't even brought bear spray or a portable electric fence for their campsite, which would have been the barest of bare minimums.
And to make matters worse, they set up their campsite right in the middle of a known bear path. According to the article, Amie was no dummy. She was a Physician's Assistant and had no doubt seen blood, guts, and medical trauma before. She was probably made of stern stuff. But she was not physically prepared, nor was she "augmented" in any way (by having a firearm or other force-multiplier and knowing how to use it). Tim put her in grave danger, but she agreed to go along with him, so part of this is actually on her poor judgment too. She was no helpless waif in this. Not until the bear caught her, I guess.
@@justaskin8523 how stupid!
It was her choice, she must have been an idiot to stick with him.
She chose to be eaten, she basically dove into the bear's mouth herself
@@maximedaunis8292 Sadly SHE tried to save that moron who took her there and swore up and down that he wasn't just besties with the bears, but that he was their Boss. Because his self aggrandizement was so bizarre and repellant, he kept blabbering on and on about how the bears knew to obey him. He needed to feel Superior to the bears.
Anyway, she believed him and, apparently, loved him. And wanted to keep him safe/save him. A shame that the egotistical moron didn't, for a moment, have any similar regard for HER, or indeed the bears.
As he managed to get HER and the bear killed.
It's worth pointing out that HE was the one who the bear went for, not the woman. She was not being attacked. I'd hazard because she was not such a moron, even though she was not the "bear specialist". He probably did one of his usual unspeakably stupid bear attracting and provoking things. So the bear graciously responded in the appropriate manner and was attracted and provoked.
The poor woman was too good a person to just say, "I don't fancy that" and scarper.
Such a real real shame.
For her and the poor bear.
Those Bears absolutely loved Timothy and His girlfriend!
It was tragic that be brought his girlfriend, Amie did not want to go. Tim was killed outright after a few minutes of "teasing", it crushed his head and his body was dragged away. The bear came back and Amie was eaten alive next to their tent. She knew what happened to Tim. (corrected spelling edit, see below)
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Yummy
Bears invite ignorant couple over for dinner; what could go wrong??
Oh man that's cold😅
The bear guy seems to have ignored the "Do Not Feed the Bears" signs?
It reminds me of one of the Arctic tour guides warning his tourists not to leave the vehicle, when they were in a Polar Bear spotting bus - it was something like "You see a fur rug in front of the fire, they see lunch!"
Treadmill was a certified nut.
NOT certified, unless you have a link to the paperwork. I think you meant certifiable.
This is what pisses me off soooo much. Let me get this straight....a complete idiot who thought he was some kind of bear Master intruded into bear territory, annoyed the shit out of them for years, and when they finally gave him the find out of his fuckin' around, they KILLED THE BEAR???!! WTF??
Why don’t you look into the full story instead of writing ignorant comments?
Did you know he protected the bears from poachers year and year?
Did you know he was an animal expert who appeared on the tonight show to educate about conservation?
#JusticeForBear141.
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@@IronPsyde and how exactly does that make its okay to kill the bear (that he worked so hard to protect)?
@@bobfately9382 huh? What does that have to do with the Grizzly man?
He didn’t kill an bears?
Wait, the bear-guy had a GIRLfriend? That was probably the biggest shocker of the story.
And she was just as crazy as he was!
@a.mathis9454 well, that much is a given. A REQUIREMENT, in fact.
@@a.mathis9454 I don't think so, I think she was hesitant to go out there with bears but he convinced her. There's a good documentary about him.
Its not that hard dude, you should try talking to them
Incels putting relationships on a golden pedestal, lol
Thanks for clarifying that the Darwin award is a satirical prize.
I always thought it was an actual award given out by Charles Darwin.
Yes, Mr. Darwin has stopped handing out the awards personally, since going back to teach.
LOL!
And you get one too!!! Lol
@@katjay3125 I'm not dead, genius.
It is. Just in the afterlife.
Interest in Roof topping is Dropping off
I read a story in a Peter Hathaway Capstick book about a guy who wanted to take a video of himself with lions. He found a group of them and pulled his car up near them. He set up his video camera and then walked out into the middle of them. Later his vehicle was found. There was a search for him but nothing was ever found. All of his belongings were boxed up and sent to his family. Someone there watched the video and then what happened to him was no longer a mystery. I don’t know why the people looking for him didn’t watch the video. This happened quite a while ago so they may not have had the ability to watch it in rural Africa.
With the Bigfoot story, when I heard that after he was hit by one car, a second car ran him over, I couldn't help it, I burst out laughing. OK, I'm a terrible human being, but still, it's like a Looney Tunes cartoon or a Naked Gun movie 🤣🤣🤣
He loved 🐻 bear poop so much. . .
He became it . . . 💩
Very weird, touching bear poop and lovingly say " this was inside her"? Ewww, what was wrong with his girlfriend? That alone would have sent me running!! He needed a shrink!!
George Bestial
The gruesome thought of being eaten by a bear, doesn't bear thinking about!😢
Aw, I love hearing that my fellow Rhino friends survived the poacher! Yay! 🚫🦏🔫
2:17 - I love the dude EVEN looks a bit like Dumb & Dumber combined.
The haircut alone deserves its' own award.
you have to be a bona fide mental case to think you can mess with bears. 🦉
Many women would take that chance apparently.
@@markfindlay8636LOL So they claim. Just to get away from toxic masculinity
Some people are competent working with them. Usually armed adequately, for when the bear doesn't cooperate.
@@johnmead8437 ruclips.net/video/QOIUvjcnHrI/видео.htmlsi=Gc1LgQRgkCYhUTb2
I mean working with bears if you're certified and not out in the wild is fine. There's plenty of park rangers and other researchers that also know how to handle it. But the first rule of all those people is.
Bears are wild animals no matter how hard you train them. Never let your guard down and always pay attention to their mood. And never get too close. Like in proper zoos there's the fencing between trainer and animal. In national parks you keep your distance. Don't get cuddle distance close that's asking for trouble.
An old bear saying,…. “ Never eat a CRAZY primate! “
It's just The Bear Necessity's...lol😂
Oh my God...I laughed. Thanks, now I'm going to Hell! 🤨😜
That first bigfoot is hilarious. Its walking just like a human.
That Pattersons co conspirator in a costume. Look up Robert Hironomous(sp?) He went on the national t.v show lie detector and told everything. Passed the lie detector test. Says Patterson never paid him and never returned the video equipment rented for the staged sighting.
Yeah like a middle aged man, so funny that people think it's not a human.
Question is, how would a Bigfoot walk? Noticeably different?, or just like a human? How would anyone know for sure?
@davidpetrosky being non human, probably not like a human, you dope.
@@ChimpingBulldog wow, profound. But, definitely not almost human, right? In trying to be dismissive, you miss the point. Lmao. You, nor anyone else, would have any way, of knowing how close to a human gait, one might possess. That is, if they existed.
Treadwell was insane.
Deluded.
Thanks for using the correct picture of Xenia
There were so many articles from mainstream news that used the wrong one too, it was by accident I found the correct one 😬
I clicked on this video expecting to see him claim the pics of Angela were really of Xenia, a mistake that so many others of these types of videos routinely make.
Timothy Treadwell, it turned out, didn’t tread well among the bears.
This reminds me of the series '1000 ways to die' from DMAX I used to watch.
This reminds me of someone I was acquainted with. I think his name was Mike Miller, and he and his fiance went to some place in southeast Asia, on a rocky shore. He was climbing around above the surf, saw an octopus or something, lower down, misjudged the height of the waves, and got swept away, then pounded to death against the rocks. All in front of his fiance. I believe this was in the mid-90s. A real shame--he seemed like a really nice guy.
I actually know a guy in the Dàrwìn Àwàrds (I don't know why youtube doesn't allow that phrase). His name was Scott Millett. I was friends with his sister, Megan. He tried to cut the power to all of the street lights in the area so he, Megan, and their older sister Kim could watch the Perseid meteor shower. I don't know what he was thinking.
When your haircut involves a bowl, then it's no wonder you won a Darwin award.
nice! great timing ya caught me on my 15
Nice 😎 thanks for watching.
Not to sound mean, but I can't NOT think of the Twix commercial with the two bears.
Tredwell couldn't get inside the mind of Grizzlies. _But... He DID get inside their stomachs._
That was such a shitty jokes, i am _bearly_ able to stomach it !!!
@@vanzeralltheway8638 _"...i am bearly able to stomach it !!!"_
Is precisely what the bears thought too after a nibble 🤔😲 😅😂🤣
Natural Selection.....love those two words.
grizzly man was one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. It is a must see.
I like how Herzog (the director) brilliantly downplayed any negative commentary on his own part, but he assembled the clips of Treadwell himself in a way that inevitably causes the viewer to go, "...what an idiot!...."
Glad I happened across this channel. You've had me chuckling all morning (weird cuz I thought this was gonna be darker). Your style, delivery, voice, everything is spot on. Thanks. Subscribed. ✌🙏
The thing about Tim was, if HE wanted to do this, do it, but don't drag your girlfriend into it. I'm sure she believed him. He really had mental issues IMHO.
He says Treadwell came off as "likable" uhh you sure about that?
Likable or tasty?
Looking at that woman who takes selfies on high places makes my toes curl.
There are so many just like her. Maybe if they want to be popular they could just make tidepod or ghost pepper videos.
i only got to see their pictures, and its enough to make me hang on my chair tightly.
They were not thinking clearly, if at all.
I like this series :) And I like Curiosity Vault's formal presentation of it! Cracks me up every time! 🤣
Welp...looks like it's time for me to get a hearing aid. Every time he says 'twenty', I hear 'twinkie'.
It's either that or I just have the munchies...lol
"Drinks might have been a factor"
YA THINK???
From what I heard the bear that attacked them was not friendly like the others. He knew his friends and they trusted eachother.
Just like humans not everyone has good intentions.
The elephants and lions ganging up on poachers was totally hilarious including comments.
Thats instant karma in its purest form!😹😹😹
The reason I have very little -- if any -- sympathy for Timothy Treadwell is that he knew better and even stated that he wasn't comfortable with that particular grizzly and didn't trust it. I used to feel bad for the girlfriend, Amy, being that she hadn't originally wanted to go and/or stay that long, but she ultimately said "yes" and went along when she could have -- and should have -- refused, especially since whe was supposedly menstruating. Knowing the bears were in the process of bulking up for their hibernation and hadn't had an easy time doing so, common sense says stay TF away from them, especially if one of them actually made you feel uneasy. It's very unfortunate that people died, especially in that manner, and I feel for their loved ones that had to lose people they cared for, but avoidable "knew better" deaths are hard to feel too sorry about in regards to the actual person that made stupid choices. On a side note, Timothy seemed really manic in some of the footage I've watched -- I'm not calling him bipolar, per se -- and that seems to have affected his critical thinking skills quite a bit at times.
"The bears probably thought there was something wrong with him." Honestly, I think he's right on the money with statement! Getting that excited about bear scat and actually patting it backs that up. 😂
Damn, that's a long ass comment. I don't even have the patience to read through comments like that, but I didn't realize I'd typed so much. Hopefully, no one wastes their time with reading that sh!t.
Haha I actually read it all 😎
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I read it; it was well written.
I know someone whose campsite and car were tore up by bears. His gf was menstruating and they ripped open her pack and the outhouse.
Great videos, keep it up!
Besides the death in the restaurant fire, it's incredibly dumb to commit insurance fraud by using an accelerant to highlight that it is a suspicious fire weeks after you took out a policy.
BRO WHY THE FUCK THEY KILL THE BEAR
I heard in one of the videos on this issue that it was to prevent bears from getting addicted to eating humans
I kinda agree tho, as it might be difficult for bears, especially the hungry ones, to differentiate the stupid from the rest.
@@WalteriscalmerthanTheDude they don't do the same to indigenous tribes who eat bears then?
Because the bear stalked and charged the rangers numerous times
Self defence and protecting others
They couldn't be bothered following it for the poop.
Absolutely love your Darwin Award shows. Every episode is hilarious.
Thanks, glad to hear it. More coming 😎
The American Dad, dressed as Uncle Sam, who died on 4th July this year after putting a little firework on his hat...he was killed by the explosion 🤯
If he was a dad he reproduced and couldn't get the award.
"What have I told you about eating tourists Yogi?"
"Gee I'm sorry Ranger Smith, but the picnic baskets have been in short supply this year".
He convinced himself that he had a connection with them because he thought he was another Crocodile Hunter.
I breathed a sigh of relief when you noted that Angela was still alive - you made me nervous with that thumbnail.
Also glad to see you didn't misidentify Angela's pics as being ones of Xenia, which is a mistake so many others of these types of videos routinely make.
The guy who got killed in a gilly suit looks like a character in Dumb and Dumber
I love how politely that park ranger describes that the Bear's likely thought he was a rtrd.
Bear poop. Eugh!!
This video is exceptionally cathartic.
It's the bear I feel sorry for.
Even the bears knew there was something wrong with that one 😂
Nice job again bro.
Appreciate that ;)
Can't believe someone pretended to be Sasquatch. Very fascinating vid.
Imagine sitting in ur tent hearing ur boyfriend being dragged away screaming knowing ur next
It's worse than that. She tried hiding in the tent, but Treadwell was screaming for her to come help him by driving off the bear that was eating him. She went out and tried and failed.
The irony of his interest in the beers poop and being that is kind of humorous.
A grown man patting bear poo. The bears did humanity a favor.
I couldn't help myself. I left when he said Sasquatch got squashed.😅
Love your sense of humour.
Randy is the inspriration for Loyd Christmas!😂😂😂
If I remember correctly, the grizzly that attacked him and his girlfriend had an impacted tooth that made it more cranky than normal, and it wasn't able to get enough food for its hibernation. In the movie made from his film footage, you can hear his girlfriend hitting the bear on the head with a frying pan as it was attacking Grizzly Man. The hanger photograph is of the Air Logistics hanger in Fairbanks and I spent quite a few summers and winters working out of it when I wasn't in our hanger in Anchorage.
8:00 How could anyone be so stupid to try make a friend with a wild bear?
I subscribed because you have a New Zealand accent and I like to listen to it 👍🏻
Thanks, the accent often takes a beating in the comments 🥰
@CuriosityVaultChannel just started watching and definitely love the accent too!
@@annaince Aww thanks, that's nice to hear 🥰
I'm ok with it but bears are not beers, totally different things are pronounced differently.
@@Steve-q6l4v With some Fush n Chups please !
A second oncoming car on a Montana highway; that IS shocking.
Randy Lee Tenley had a son so technically he should not get a Darwin award.
St PetersbursBURB? Is that a new hamburger? 😂
9.32: Title in Red. Gave me a chuckle
Fun fact: Charles Darwin married his first cousin and they had several children together. The more you know. 🌈
Do what I say, don't say what I do
@@karlscher5170Darwin never said that
Probably happened a lot. The age of consent was younger too back then!
@@chuckbaranoski6184 It did happen a lot to consolidate fortunes or crowns or in tight knit communities where there were few outsiders. People felt someone was "too young" but if the girl didn't die in childbirth because of it, well, she was apparently old enough.
The age of consent has changed over time and varies by country and region:
England
In 1275, the term "maidens of age" referred to girls who were 12 or older, and this designation was meant to protect chastity. In 1875, England raised the age of consent to 13, making sexual intercourse with a girl under that age a felony.
Western nations
By 1880, many Western nations had established an age of consent for the first time, typically 12 or 13 years old. In the second half of the 19th century, nations that adopted the Napoleonic code, such as Portugal, Spain, Denmark, and the Swiss cantons, raised the age of consent to between 13 and 16 years old.
United States
In 1880, most US states set the age of consent at 10 or 12, with the exception of Delaware, where it was 7. By 1920, 26 states had an age of consent of 16, 21 states had an age of consent of 18, and Georgia had an age of consent of 14. The last two states to raise their age of consent were Georgia in 1995 and Hawaii in 2001.
Really unfortunate that a bear had to die because of this misguided person.
The sad fact is, most wild animals will generally not attack to eat a human. The ones that do develop a taste for it and will more than likely attack humans again rather than avoid them.
5:13 Treadwell was a self-styled 'bear warrior' who spent so much time with those bears, that he ultimately lost touch with reality, and in the end, becoming totally irrational in his belief that both he and the bears 'protected each other.' He felt like he was a bear, a bear "protector," and without him, they would die.
However, he told nearly everyone he knew that he would die from their actions and told his friends "if I di€ here, it's what I want."
His death _was_ recorded on video _camera,_ but the lens cap was still in place, so it was only on audio. It is supposedly very long and protracted.
Anyone interested in one of the best accounts of his life and his life plus bears outside of his own written testimonial, would do well to get the 2005 movie, 'Grizzly Man,' by Werner Herzog. This is the most objective and least speculative details in the 2005 documentary. It was endorsed by his family and friends, and indeed, many of them appear in this film.
In this film, Herzog himself tells of listening to the audio recording of the departure of Treadwell's soul and it is a touching and sensitive description of the inner workings of Treadwell and his slow crawl into madness
The movie can be streamed/rented on Amazon Prime, Tubi, Pluto, Roku, plex and freevee. I highly recommend this video.
Condolences for a poacher? You got to be kidding.
@@berlinkozyreva you know Treadwell was not the poacher, right?
@@berlinkozyrevaWhere did you find anything about 'condolences?' Not in my comment. How does your response have any relevance to my post?
@@koriw1701 I am sorry I was commenting on last part of video. Where they were giving condolences to the poacher that was killed by Elephant than eaten by a lion.
Not sure how it ended up under your comment.
Funny the big foot costume they could have done a better job putting head cover on without leaving the overlay obvious.