Companies pay to have bears test durability of product
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2017
- Summer is officially here, and some mountain communities are encountering hungry bears in search for food. Now a group of grizzly bears near Yellowstone National Park is testing outdoor products like trash cans and coolers to see if they are truly bear resistant. Carter Evans reports.
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Awwww that bear was giving that trashcan CPR.
0:46 DON'T YOU DARE DIE ON ME!
1:35 see how far that bear is from those spectators and still looks so massive... The real BEAST!
Blendtec has a RUclips series called "Will It Blend?", where they stick common products into a blender to see if it can be destroyed.
Obviously the next step is to create a "Will it Bear?" series where you give bears ruggedized products for product testing.
I'd subscribe to that.
This video was beary informative!!
You guys hire Yogi Bear to test out your picnic basket. 😂
Picnic baskets made from titanium alloy might not be cost effective :P
Those Yeti coolers were on life support
Please tell me there is a live webcam point at that bear exhibit, and a twitter feed announcing product testing.
I wish too
I love how the crow is just there chillin' while the bears destroy everything.
Step 1, get a bear
Step 2, ????
Step 3, profit
Good one 👍🏻
😍😍😍😍 bears are cute
I thought they are paying the bears
"Let them eat plastic" he said.
So they pay the bears?
Manufacture round or oval containers, that will beat them hands down.
Not necessarily!
They need to put a bear cantina!
Indiana
get a professional thief to break into it. would take drill or crow bar
The white one was a Yeti cooler.
It has ruler marking on it. My Yeti doesn't have them.
White one was a pelican brand
No it’s not…
Lol white one is a lifetime
Bear witness...Thumbs down.
Well now...what happens when 'evolution' kicks in and their teeth and claws become extra tough and sharp.. Just for that extra tasty piece of leftover chicken stuck inside the ice chest during a seemingly peaceful camping trip... Just sayin'...
Some guy built a "bear combat suit" a while back. It would be interesting to see these talented bears trying to figure that suit out.
For it to really work,,,, they would have to stand around and starve for a few million years and then their body's would evolve so they can finally eat.....
There's no such thing as evolution...u learn new things increase in knowledge not grow new body parts...thats the dumbest thing I heard not is it based on facts...its just a theory no evidence no facts
@@DaTRUgSTAR1 how high n dumb were u when u wrote this??