ITS SO AWESOME TO SEE SO MANY PEOPLES HEARTFELT RESPONSE ❤.TO THE BABY BEARS FATE... I KNOW SOMETIMES NATURES WAYS ARE HARD FOR US TENDER-HEARTED,TO BARE, HOWEVER, THIS IS THE LIFE OF THE WILD ' AND IN THE WILD. MY HEART BREAKS WHEN I SEE HOW SOME PEOPLE HUNT N KILL THESE BEAUTIEFUL CREATURES, AND JUST FOR SELF-SATISFACTION 😢
Very sad. But that is life in the wild. It was a wonderful tribute to 803 and her Cubs. No matter what species there are being a Mother is always a big job. With highs and lows. Rest in peace Baby Bear, we were all watching that day and praying for you to make it. Thanks again for this tribute to this family. Peace, love and harmony be with you All. 🌹 ✌❤🙏🇨🇦
Mother's love is unconditional. i do salute you, Mother Bear. Truly beautiful bear family and the Nature. I wish you and your babies happiness and all the best. Love. Blessings to you and your family and everyone, always.🙏🤍❤️💛💚🤎🌷🌾🌻🌺🪴🌹🌴💐🌸❣️💖🤩😘
What a beautiful tribute to our brave tiny bear~rest easy sweet one. You can feel the sense of loss and heartbreak from Mama and her two coys. This video was healing. Thank You Deanna. 💜🙏🏻
Thank you for this. You did a great job. I wonder why 803 couldn't find the cub. It was so hard to watch her search and see her emotions. She was devastated.
The Tiny Bear cub was downing while swimming & Mama bear didn’t see him drowning. When she got back to find him, he’s already drowned. Poor Tiny & it’s was heartbreaking for mama bear to keep searching for her cub.😢
MUM BEAR IS STILL LOOKING FOR HER LOST BABY BEAR THAT REALLY HURT MY HEART TO WATCH HER.THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PARTS IN ANY COUNTRY ARE WHERE MAN IS NOT AND ANIMALS ARE R I P LITTLE CUB .♥️💙❤️
I didn't start watching till this year. Omigosh, this is so heartbreaking. Poor mama just kept looking and listening and sniffing. I'm so glad I didn't see this when it happened. It would have been more heartwrenching. So, so sad. 😢💔
@Deanna Dittloff - Thank you so much for this absolutely beautiful video. Are you still following and observing 803 and her cubs? I often wonder where the father bears are. I wonder if they take off even before mama bears have their cubs or do the father bears ever come back around.....
We usually see 806 only in July. She and her two remaining cubs were doing well when we last saw them. Father bears don't participate in the rearing of cubs.
The Rangers found the cub's body--right where it landed at that island. Hard to imagine Bear 803 was searching for it. Rather--having found it dying right there--couldn't understand why it wouldn't follow along. Panicking then, as it were.
I 😢 through the whole story , Sorry 803 loosening yo smallest fur babie , God Bless U nd yo 2 fur babies , it's Soo Sad, I m still crying Sorry Momma Bear 803 , ❤❤❤❤ 🙏 🙏 🙏 😢😢😢
So sad. RIP baby bear. Not sure why Mom coaxed baby into the water when she could tell it was weak and sick. It could barely stand and walk on land let alone tread water. Hopefully the remaining two babies are thriving now. This was a few years ago. I’ll never understand the animal kingdom fully, too much humanistic thinking gets in my way.❤️🩹💔♥️
OMG this is so heartbreakingly devastating to see. As Tiny Cub looks longingly after them but cannot go on! You keep hoping as you watch, that the outcome will be different but you know that it won't! Later, 803 keeps looking around for her 3rd baby as her two cubs nurse! 🥺🥺🥺🥺 Does anyone know why Tiny Cub suddenly seemed to get sick? What happened exactly?
Where would our sadness be without evocative piano music... Take the music away and it's still a sad story. But one that feels slightly different. (So long little dude).
Wasn't that tiny bear swimming passed and to the right, when mom and 2 babies started going left on 3rd far strip of land, but tiny bear could not get out of water. Mom even comes towards 2nd piece of land looking for tiny bear and if you look back behind mom around dirt spot, you can see tiny bear head still in water?
Instead that the conservation officers couldn't have intervened. Taken the Cub to the refuge to be rehabilitated. I have just spent the last month of my life syringe feeding a small kitten that had no From its mother. He was a 3rd of the size of the other 6 kittens. And they were pushing him out of the way and he was not allowed to feed. When I was at my friends. But as he was limp and cold. I went to the vet and got some kitten formula and started surrendering feeding him right away. He preked up within a couple of days of having nutrition and hydration. Sometimes us humans have to interfere with nature to help it along. But I was able to help hes a beautiful little Kitty a month later. I think we need to do our part to help the animals. To point to the conservation officer didn't step in.
This is brutal. Please rename this video to "The Tragic Story of Tiny Cub," place a content warning about cub death at the beginning, something to warn the viewer that this is not a happy story. I was trying to cheer my partner up with cute and heartwarming videos of bear cubs and now we're both bawling. I can appreciate that this is a part of life and that the natural word is a tough place to exist, but the RUclips algorithm can't tell the difference between this and some suoercut of cute cubs because the title isn't accurately describing the content.
@@deelynnd1 ah thanks, however if we dont intervene, wouldnt be the cause of bear extension ? We dont have as many in this world. And it would be sad if we let them all die ?
@@c0f3324 The baby bear seemed to have a medical condition We have the privilege to watch nature as it unfolds... it isn't always pretty. Just as human nature...people/children get sick and die. The only thing I can think of, that would make the baby so weak and exhausted, would be a heart defect.
@@danni1993 😔 its just too hard, and heart breaking, also cause there are less bears now days in the world, and if humans can help and prevent the horrible outcome or could save the baby bear, i dont see why not try and give them meds and help them. Because of us humans are the number 1 at fault why animals are going extinct. I dont understan this mentality thinking we have to just seat back and watch them suffer. watch the extinction of wild animal's.
I love watching the Raw Nature in action. I think the WORST THING for MOTHER'S. BEAR TIGERS LEOPARDS HYENAS, ALL ANIMALS. IS THE FACT THAT THOSE STRONG POWERFUL MALES DON'T HAVE TO DO ALOT OF WORK TO FIND THEM AND THEIR CUBS PUPS BECAUSE THEY PICK UP ALL THERE SCENTS. THAT'S THE WORST PART FOR FAMILIES IN THE WILD
The mother bear most likely had no control over the cubs sickness. But she did have control over whether or not the cub got lost. He or she was clearly struggling to keep up, yet she neglected to keep him in sight on far to many long stretches, both water and land.
Bears are still animals, not human. No matter how clever they are, they can’t think & rational like human. She had to go find food for herself so she can produce enough milk for her cubs plus training & teaching her cubs to swim so when they grow bigger, they would need to catch fish for their own food. Being a mother of 3 cubs are too handful & harsh on her in the wildlife already.😢
Dear Ranger, I wish you could have saved Tiny Cub. I saw a show where Russian fishermen saved two Cubs in the middle of a large lake and they brought them to shore. I wish you had gone out on the water and picked up the Tiny Cub and brought it to shore - instead of filming it dieing. Thank you, Angela
I'm not a ranger, just a bearcam watcher. The rangers at Katmai NP do not intervene for any bears unless the bear is sick/injured due to human behaviors. It is sad. This cub was just to sick to make it.
@@deelynnd1 Thank you for replying to me. Thank you. I hear you. Still I wish the Ranger or someone could have rescued Tiny Cub. I feel - We are human beings and we can do things for animals. I feel like they need some California Animal Rights activists working or volunteering for them that could have saved Tiny Cub. I understand your side. But I wish someone could have picked up Tiny Cub, and maybe fed it for a couple of days and fattened it up and then gave it back to Cub 803. Thank you for responding to me. Thank you. Angie
@@angelagoode7224 I'm sure that the rangers were as sad as we were/are. but, think Prime Directive.. non interference as much as possible. Maybe your recuse and release would work. But in this case, it could have very well have caused problems for the other two because Mama was distraught and distracted with the sick one. It's not hard hearted or cruel, it just is.
@@angelagoode7224 It's not as simple as you seem to think, and not just for the prime directive. In fact, by far the worst danger that grizzlies are exposed to is getting habituated to humans. They need their natural instinct of avoiding humans in order to be able to survive in the wild. A habituated bear is almost a dead bear already - it will get into more and more conflict with humans, and ultimately, most habituated bears have to be shot dead. Consequently, you can't just take in a sick bear to an animal sanctuary, nurse it to health, and release it into the wild again. Such a bear would hardly survive in the wild but instead keep coming back to human settlements because it associates humans with food, thus endangering both itself over and over again as well as endangering many humans. Besides, survival rates of grizzly cubs are pretty low in the wild in the first place. In particular, young and inexperienced brown bear mothers usually have cub survival rates below 50%. So even if nursing sick cubs would be an option at all, which it usually isn't, rangers would be totally overwhelmed with work trying to save all the cubs that die every year. Don't forget that bear management is usually under-funded, even in national parks, and the rangers barely keep up with all the work they already have to do. Sadly, the majority of that work consists in preventing other human beings from being stupid around bears and endangering both the bears and the humans. That hardest part of bear management is usually people management, and there is very little room for being sentimental about a single dying cub, as harsh as that will unfortunately sound... 🐻😥
@@IngoSchwarzeThanks. Very well said. I can’t agree with you more. Yes, although it’s heartbreaking for us to watch the Tiny Cub died of drowning, I feel the pain of mama bear, but this happens a lot in wildlife - only strong cubs survive so they will keep passing on their healthy genes to the next generations. This is part of natural selection.
It was very sad a mother at the end is looking for her Cub but when the baby was swimming she was so far ahead of the baby and ignored the baby leaving him to his fate. But the baby was probably too weak from lack of food she should have spent more time nursing him She shouldn't have wandered off without him. It is very sad perhaps she is the 1st time mother.
The cub was last seen on a small island and the rangers waded out to check if it was there and it was. They assessed that the cub died of "natural causes." I'm not really sure what that means, but the cub was very small and maybe not strong enough to survive.
This is exactly why I don't like Disney movies, there's always some animal that dies and I DON'T like it!! 😭😢😭 I gave you thumbs down for this video, I feel so sad for tiny cub and for momma and babes!! 😣😭😢😭😢😭😢 I wouldn't have shown this video, too sad, way too sad!!! Oh, I know, people say that's life, so be it, yes, but, in MY opinion this video is just over the edge pitiful sad! 😭😢😭😢😢😭😢😭 Did the Rangers ever find out what tiny cub died of? 😭😢🌸🌹🌼🌺🌻🌷💐🐻💐🌷🌼🌻🌺🌸🌹 I'am so extremely sorry for your loss momma, siblings and tiny cub!
There was nothing that could have been done to save the cub. Katmai National Park does not intervene unless the cause of the illness/injury is man-made.
The policy of the national park service is to not intervene unless it is human caused. There are several stories of when they didn't intervene and the bear survived and thrived. There is most likely nothing they could have done to save her.
I feel like there’s plenty that that mother bear could’ve done to prevent this from happening like perhaps let that tiny baby eat first. Mother bears can discipline so why not discipline the older ones if they’re pushing that baby off the milk. And also I’ve seen the Cubs climb up on their mothers back so why couldn’t she put that baby on her back? I think this is ridiculous I know it’s nature but it still Upsetting and unnecessary
Brown bear mothers only have a cub survival rate of about 50% on average in the first place. So they are usually better off making sure at least the strongest cubs survive - it's not even unusual for a mother to lose all her cubs in a litter. Prioritizing the runt of the litter would be counter-productive. That's not how evolution works. This likely sounds harsh, but few wild animals can afford the luxury of caring for the weakest first. Doing so is a typically human privilege.
My heart yearns to comfort all of them. Tiny Bear remains the angel of her family for life and beyond.
I'm with u
ITS SO AWESOME TO SEE SO MANY PEOPLES HEARTFELT RESPONSE ❤.TO THE BABY BEARS FATE... I KNOW SOMETIMES NATURES WAYS ARE HARD FOR US TENDER-HEARTED,TO BARE,
HOWEVER, THIS IS THE LIFE OF THE WILD ' AND IN THE WILD.
MY HEART BREAKS WHEN I SEE HOW SOME PEOPLE HUNT N KILL THESE BEAUTIEFUL CREATURES, AND JUST FOR SELF-SATISFACTION 😢
As damn tough as these animals are born he is bad off. For him to struggle so hard. He or she is certainly trying. Proof life isn't easy.
Very sad. But that is life in the wild. It was a wonderful tribute to 803 and her Cubs.
No matter what species there are being a Mother is always a big job. With highs and lows.
Rest in peace Baby Bear, we were all watching that day and praying for you to make it.
Thanks again for this tribute to this family.
Peace, love and harmony be with you All. 🌹
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Heartbreaking day for many. Nature can be hard to watch at times, yet we must to know it. Thank You for documenting Tiny Cub.
Mother's love is unconditional. i do salute you, Mother Bear. Truly beautiful bear family and the Nature. I wish you and your babies happiness and all the best. Love. Blessings to you and your family and everyone, always.🙏🤍❤️💛💚🤎🌷🌾🌻🌺🪴🌹🌴💐🌸❣️💖🤩😘
God bless tiny cub💕😢🙏🏻we love you.
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Omg, I’m so sad about this... I see Tiny cub on the highlights at night. This made me cry. Poor little baby.
Never gets easier, rest in paradise tiny cub 🤎🤎🤎
Beautiful family and heartbreaking about tiny cub, thank you.
Very sad, but we must accept life as it is. Thank you so much for documenting a little, tiny life that was so brief.
What a beautiful tribute to our brave tiny bear~rest easy sweet one. You can feel the sense of loss and heartbreak from Mama and her two coys. This video was healing. Thank You Deanna. 💜🙏🏻
Thank you for this beautiful tribute to this short baby's life. Our hearts break with the sadness of loss.
Thank you for this. You did a great job. I wonder why 803 couldn't find the cub. It was so hard to watch her search and see her emotions. She was devastated.
The Tiny Bear cub was downing while swimming & Mama bear didn’t see him drowning. When she got back to find him, he’s already drowned. Poor Tiny & it’s was heartbreaking for mama bear to keep searching for her cub.😢
Thanks for making this wonderful tribute video for this magnificent animal.
This was so beautiful and I hope it can bring someone a measure of comfort and understanding in their grief
MUM BEAR IS STILL LOOKING FOR HER LOST BABY BEAR THAT REALLY HURT MY HEART TO WATCH HER.THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PARTS IN ANY COUNTRY ARE WHERE MAN IS NOT AND ANIMALS ARE R I P LITTLE CUB .♥️💙❤️
Heart wrenching😭
Heartbreaking story, beautifully told. Nature is so amazing and brutal at the same time. Time for a long cry.
This was beautiful, thank you. That valiant little cub...💔
Thanks a million. I 🙏 pray they all survived to this day. Keeping them in my 🙏 prayers.R.I.P tiny baby cub.
So heartbreaking.Tiny cub tried so hard.May the beautiful cub rest in peace.I shed tears for the baby cub.
RIP Little buddy, you are free from sickness and pain now.
This is sad! Through it all she still looks in hope of finding him.
Mother to Mother... so sorry for the loss of Tiny Cub... be safe
Oh my God...what a beautiful and heartbreaking video. I cannot stop crying! The strong must survive but dang...poor mama.
Such an incredible video. God bless 803 and the tiny Cubs 😢
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Mayor bethe poor wee soul ate the old rotting fish God the the wain ❤
Удивительные животные, красивые и могучие. Мишки!! ❤❤
Было три медвежонка, а один отстал или погиб! Слабый был медвежонок!! Осталось два! 🐻🐻🌹❤❤
@@ЛиляШиндина утонул...Плыл из последних силенок...Ему еды не хватало,видимо,или болел...
Beautiful and heart felt
It was very painful to watch this eulogy of a tiny cub. Rest in peace, baby.
thanks for sharing
sad but beautiful too
I didn't start watching till this year. Omigosh, this is so heartbreaking. Poor mama just kept looking and listening and sniffing. I'm so glad I didn't see this when it happened. It would have been more heartwrenching. So, so sad. 😢💔
Sadness, thank you bear, bear for sharing time with us.
Oh man, my heart 😪
So sad brought tears to my eyes.poor little coy
Rip to the little one it’s in a better place🐻
@Deanna Dittloff - Thank you so much for this absolutely beautiful video. Are you still following and observing 803 and her cubs? I often wonder where the father bears are. I wonder if they take off even before mama bears have their cubs or do the father bears ever come back around.....
We usually see 806 only in July. She and her two remaining cubs were doing well when we last saw them. Father bears don't participate in the rearing of cubs.
@@deelynnd1 - thank you and I am subscribe to you now and I hope to see more of your fabulous and beautiful heartwarming videos 🥰❤️🙏🏼
All these videos mean so much to me, I have no words. Thank you !
crying, life is hard.
The Rangers found the cub's body--right where it landed at that island. Hard to imagine Bear 803 was searching for it. Rather--having found it dying right there--couldn't understand why it wouldn't follow along. Panicking then, as it were.
謝謝分享感人的故事！殘酷世界 偉大的母親❤期望小熊都能平安長大❤
Breaks my heart......
I 😢 through the whole story , Sorry 803 loosening yo smallest fur babie , God Bless U nd yo 2 fur babies , it's Soo Sad, I m still crying Sorry Momma Bear 803 , ❤❤❤❤ 🙏 🙏 🙏 😢😢😢
It was so sad to watch
So sad. RIP baby bear. Not sure why Mom coaxed baby into the water when she could tell it was weak and sick. It could barely stand and walk on land let alone tread water. Hopefully the remaining two babies are thriving now. This was a few years ago. I’ll never understand the animal kingdom fully, too much humanistic thinking gets in my way.❤️🩹💔♥️
Almost too painful to watch, but consider, with the high mortality of all wild infants, how often mothers have to go through that.
I wish I hadn’t watched this....
I know what you mean. I just did and now crying myself to sleep thinking about how mom felt.
Ty for the comment I skipped it.
Thank you for rippping my heart out.
Ikr. I’m crying pretty hard 💔
@@glittergrl71 Life can be so cruel.
I thought he was going to be okay because he kept trying to keep up and when it didn't happen, my whole soul felt sick.
Dew forms around the my eyes.
Poor tiny Bear lived a very short life
, I hope that tiny Bear can go to a nice place and rest in peace.
Did they ever find out why this little baby dear died? Heartbreaking. I remember this. It really torn me up. 😭
No, they didn't do a necropsy, so didn't find out what killed the cub
Why didn’t they ? That seems odd they wouldn’t 😢
@@glittergrl71 I'm not totally sure why
Makes me wonder if they did but don’t want to tell. I hope he died quickly and thst it wasn’t a drowning 💔
Wow, she reminds me of human parents!😢
OMG this is so heartbreakingly devastating to see. As Tiny Cub looks longingly after them but cannot go on! You keep hoping as you watch, that the outcome will be different but you know that it won't! Later, 803 keeps looking around for her 3rd baby as her two cubs nurse! 🥺🥺🥺🥺 Does anyone know why Tiny Cub suddenly seemed to get sick? What happened exactly?
No, we don't know why she died. A few years back a cub died from canine adenovirus, so it's possible this cub had that.
@@deelynnd1 Thank you for replying back!
Sad story 😢
Didn’t you just want to scoop him up! 😢😢
So sad 😭😢😭
Poor Mama Bear & Cubs
Elle est seule avec ses 2 petits 🐻❤
Life can be cruel and it's always been that way. Don't forget that. Work around it.
This is so sad. Poor sweet baby.
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I knew it, I knew you were going to break my heart. If I knew how to write German as well as I speak it, I would cuss you out in German.
Where would our sadness be without evocative piano music... Take the music away and it's still a sad story. But one that feels slightly different. (So long little dude).
This was just so sad 😢
sad story.. rip baby bear... pray for u
Wow, so 803 set her cub up to drown. Cubs have a hard enough life as it. Can't imagine 451 doing that to her cub that died on the road.
question? why didn't the national park department or the people filming step in an help the cub?
The policy of the national park dept is they only intervene when it is human caused. There was most likely nothing they could have done for the cub.
Wasn't that tiny bear swimming passed and to the right, when mom and 2 babies started going left on 3rd far strip of land, but tiny bear could not get out of water. Mom even comes towards 2nd piece of land looking for tiny bear and if you look back behind mom around dirt spot, you can see tiny bear head still in water?
It was difficult to see exactly what happened.
Instead that the conservation officers couldn't have intervened. Taken the Cub to the refuge to be rehabilitated. I have just spent the last month of my life syringe feeding a small kitten that had no From its mother. He was a 3rd of the size of the other 6 kittens. And they were pushing him out of the way and he was not allowed to feed. When I was at my friends. But as he was limp and cold. I went to the vet and got some kitten formula and started surrendering feeding him right away. He preked up within a couple of days of having nutrition and hydration. Sometimes us humans have to interfere with nature to help it along. But I was able to help hes a beautiful little Kitty a month later. I think we need to do our part to help the animals. To point to the conservation officer didn't step in.
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Heartbreaking
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This is brutal. Please rename this video to "The Tragic Story of Tiny Cub," place a content warning about cub death at the beginning, something to warn the viewer that this is not a happy story. I was trying to cheer my partner up with cute and heartwarming videos of bear cubs and now we're both bawling. I can appreciate that this is a part of life and that the natural word is a tough place to exist, but the RUclips algorithm can't tell the difference between this and some suoercut of cute cubs because the title isn't accurately describing the content.
Agree, title should give better info... please
It is too sad.
Why didnt the boat that was there picked up the sick cub?
The rangers don't intervene unless the cause of the sick bear is human created
@@deelynnd1 ah thanks, however if we dont intervene, wouldnt be the cause of bear extension ? We dont have as many in this world. And it would be sad if we let them all die ?
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The baby bear seemed to have a medical condition
We have the privilege to watch nature as it unfolds... it isn't always pretty.
Just as human nature...people/children get sick and die.
The only thing I can think of, that would make the baby so weak and exhausted, would be a heart defect.
@@danni1993 😔 its just too hard, and heart breaking, also cause there are less bears now days in the world, and if humans can help and prevent the horrible outcome or could save the baby bear, i dont see why not try and give them meds and help them. Because of us humans are the number 1 at fault why animals are going extinct. I dont understan this mentality thinking we have to just seat back and watch them suffer. watch the extinction of wild animal's.
@@c0f3324 Remember without the animals humans would be extinct.
I love watching the Raw Nature in action. I think the WORST THING for MOTHER'S. BEAR TIGERS LEOPARDS HYENAS, ALL ANIMALS. IS THE FACT THAT THOSE STRONG POWERFUL MALES DON'T HAVE TO DO ALOT OF WORK TO FIND THEM AND THEIR CUBS PUPS BECAUSE THEY PICK UP ALL THERE SCENTS. THAT'S THE WORST PART FOR FAMILIES IN THE WILD
The mother bear most likely had no control over the cubs sickness. But she did have control over whether or not the cub got lost. He or she was clearly struggling to keep up, yet she neglected to keep him in sight on far to many long stretches, both water and land.
Bears are still animals, not human. No matter how clever they are, they can’t think & rational like human. She had to go find food for herself so she can produce enough milk for her cubs plus training & teaching her cubs to swim so when they grow bigger, they would need to catch fish for their own food. Being a mother of 3 cubs are too handful & harsh on her in the wildlife already.😢
ВЫ мои сердечные Медвежёнки!
Even in nature animals get born with serious problems. The Mom doesn't know what to do.
Dear Ranger, I wish you could have saved Tiny Cub. I saw a show where Russian fishermen saved two Cubs in the middle of a large lake and they brought them to shore. I wish you had gone out on the water and picked up the Tiny Cub and brought it to shore - instead of filming it dieing. Thank you, Angela
I'm not a ranger, just a bearcam watcher. The rangers at Katmai NP do not intervene for any bears unless the bear is sick/injured due to human behaviors. It is sad. This cub was just to sick to make it.
@@deelynnd1 Thank you for replying to me. Thank you. I hear you. Still I wish the Ranger or someone could have rescued Tiny Cub. I feel - We are human beings and we can do things for animals. I feel like they need some California Animal Rights activists working or volunteering for them that could have saved Tiny Cub. I understand your side. But I wish someone could have picked up Tiny Cub, and maybe fed it for a couple of days and fattened it up and then gave it back to Cub 803. Thank you for responding to me. Thank you. Angie
@@angelagoode7224 I'm sure that the rangers were as sad as we were/are. but, think Prime Directive.. non interference as much as possible. Maybe your recuse and release would work. But in this case, it could have very well have caused problems for the other two because Mama was distraught and distracted with the sick one. It's not hard hearted or cruel, it just is.
@@angelagoode7224 It's not as simple as you seem to think, and not just for the prime directive. In fact, by far the worst danger that grizzlies are exposed to is getting habituated to humans. They need their natural instinct of avoiding humans in order to be able to survive in the wild. A habituated bear is almost a dead bear already - it will get into more and more conflict with humans, and ultimately, most habituated bears have to be shot dead. Consequently, you can't just take in a sick bear to an animal sanctuary, nurse it to health, and release it into the wild again. Such a bear would hardly survive in the wild but instead keep coming back to human settlements because it associates humans with food, thus endangering both itself over and over again as well as endangering many humans.
Besides, survival rates of grizzly cubs are pretty low in the wild in the first place. In particular, young and inexperienced brown bear mothers usually have cub survival rates below 50%. So even if nursing sick cubs would be an option at all, which it usually isn't, rangers would be totally overwhelmed with work trying to save all the cubs that die every year. Don't forget that bear management is usually under-funded, even in national parks, and the rangers barely keep up with all the work they already have to do. Sadly, the majority of that work consists in preventing other human beings from being stupid around bears and endangering both the bears and the humans. That hardest part of bear management is usually people management, and there is very little room for being sentimental about a single dying cub, as harsh as that will unfortunately sound... 🐻😥
@@IngoSchwarzeThanks. Very well said. I can’t agree with you more. Yes, although it’s heartbreaking for us to watch the Tiny Cub died of drowning, I feel the pain of mama bear, but this happens a lot in wildlife - only strong cubs survive so they will keep passing on their healthy genes to the next generations. This is part of natural selection.
It was very sad a mother at the end is looking for her Cub but when the baby was swimming she was so far ahead of the baby and ignored the baby leaving him to his fate. But the baby was probably too weak from lack of food she should have spent more time nursing him She shouldn't have wandered off without him. It is very sad perhaps she is the 1st time mother.
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How do they found out the cub died?
The cub was last seen on a small island and the rangers waded out to check if it was there and it was. They assessed that the cub died of "natural causes." I'm not really sure what that means, but the cub was very small and maybe not strong enough to survive.
I bawled this whole video. My heart hurts so bad
Omg I am crying so hard right now. So sad
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This is exactly why I don't like Disney movies, there's always some animal that dies and I DON'T like it!! 😭😢😭
I gave you thumbs down for this video, I feel so sad for tiny cub and for momma and babes!! 😣😭😢😭😢😭😢 I wouldn't have shown this video, too sad, way too sad!!!
Oh, I know, people say that's life, so be it, yes, but, in MY opinion this video is just over the edge pitiful sad! 😭😢😭😢😢😭😢😭
Did the Rangers ever find out what tiny cub died of? 😭😢🌸🌹🌼🌺🌻🌷💐🐻💐🌷🌼🌻🌺🌸🌹
I'am so extremely sorry for your loss momma, siblings and tiny cub!
Get a grip will you. Are they supposed to live forever. Nothing worse than a snowflake.
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I wish you called rescue to save his life.
There was nothing that could have been done to save the cub. Katmai National Park does not intervene unless the cause of the illness/injury is man-made.
So sad...
Why couldn’t the biologists/rangers step in and get the cub help when they realized something was wrong ?!
The policy of the national park service is to not intervene unless it is human caused. There are several stories of when they didn't intervene and the bear survived and thrived. There is most likely nothing they could have done to save her.
@@deelynnd1 Fine. Their policy is their policy. Then this video did not need to be posted. It served no purpose but to upset us. 😡
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You don't leave the words long enough on the screen to read it God bless you anyway thank you 💖✝️
I'm crying...
Same... :(
What was wrong with the cub and how did he die
I don't think we will ever know what was wrong with the cub. Only about 50% of cubs survive
Perhaps the siblings would not let him feed, he was hungry, he became weaker, smaller ...
Title could have included a heads-up on this story of trauma & loss. Pretty abrupt.
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What happened?!?(((...he tried so much...
I don't know we will ever know, but my guess is there was something wrong with the cub to start with. He/she was very tiny
@@deelynnd1 no food(((
how sad
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When you found little bear, did you show to mom?
I feel like there’s plenty that that mother bear could’ve done to prevent this from happening like perhaps let that tiny baby eat first. Mother bears can discipline so why not discipline the older ones if they’re pushing that baby off the milk. And also I’ve seen the Cubs climb up on their mothers back so why couldn’t she put that baby on her back? I think this is ridiculous I know it’s nature but it still Upsetting and unnecessary
Brown bear mothers only have a cub survival rate of about 50% on average in the first place. So they are usually better off making sure at least the strongest cubs survive - it's not even unusual for a mother to lose all her cubs in a litter. Prioritizing the runt of the litter would be counter-productive. That's not how evolution works.
This likely sounds harsh, but few wild animals can afford the luxury of caring for the weakest first. Doing so is a typically human privilege.