Large males of many species commonly spar to test their skills and strength, this also determines a pecking order in many instances. Less frequently females will partake, and humans play this game too. It usually starts in youth between more or less evenly matched peers. When there is fighting over food, territory, or mating "rights", one will usually back off, but when neither backs off it can get deadly serious. Ironically, it's not always the largest or strongest that wins, it's a combination of all that and sheer aggression and wits.
Exactly, don't talk to me like I am an uncilivised fool - Fool! But on a serious note all animals have intuition, which is the divine part of them, the same divine intuition human have.
@@ciaranharper2796 not exactly a "mere" coincidence. Polar bears probably sit to show they gave up or rn't hostile anymore. Most predators won't risk anything at all for food. It's a poor survival strategy. So if you sort of know how to bluff them you can kind of predict how they will react. A coincidence to be sure, but def not a "mere" coincidence. If the bear is intimidated there are probably only a handful of things it will do. Chances are pretty good the dude gets it
Wow the comments to this comment. Turning a sweet and gracious appreciation of the comforts and technological achievements of modern society that allow us a broadening of knowledge & perspective into our planet,, into people trying their best to show how negative they can be.
Meh, if the bear was really hungry, this guy would be transformed into a stinky pile of red pulp in no time. These documentaries are a poor excuse for them to showboat instead off showing the animals.
@@Toghebon Only reason he showboated was because of the safety insurance on his back. He said, "We're not an easy meal" because of that. If he had no gun, he wouldn't have been so confident, lol
@@ShemsWolf i m always curious to know a guides choice of firearm. Definitely high brass shells but i wonder if he's using slugs or buck shot. Regardless of his choice im sure someone will tell him he is wrong.
"My name's Bertie Gregory and I'm a National Geographic wildlife filmmaker!" He sounds so enthusiastic about it. "Heck yeah I'm a filmmaker! Of wildlife! For National Geographic!" It's great.
Rykehuss yeah ...actually I was thinking of it too...in fact these men out there are endangering these beautiful animals already endangered by thinning glaciers.. filming should only be done where it is safe and in no way ,shooting an animal is a potential outcome 😕
^^^@foodie animal .. Yeah weren't they a Hoot, I don't really like to see Animal's Dangerously Hurt, and it was more of a Size up than anything else, plus it's a bonus to have a Buddy to wait out the Freeze over with Anyways Ha!!! :P] .v ..
^^^@Alejandro rodriguez .. Not necessarily Big Ball's, just Experience and Know How get's the Job done Every-time with No Harm to all Concerned, :D] .v ..
ImGiodarex You dont have a choice. In the woods a bear will smell you before you ever see it. And in 99% of the cases they gtfo out of there. But if a bear wants to meet you then you got no choice either, you cant outrun one.
All these comments about "Why didn't he just use his gun?" The bear doesn't know what a gun is. Wave it around all you want, it won't know what it can do. Oh... you meant why not shoot the bear right off the bat? The situation was under control. Not everything needs to be shoot first, ask questions later. What a disgusting attitude to have smh.
I mean...if they do end up shooting a bear, you think they would let us view the footage?? That part would get canceled out. And they can also put some bears to sleep too, tranquilizers etc, and then have a footage of another bear sitting down. How would we even know the difference.
One of the very few people I've ever seen understand animal behavior. He walked toward the bear. Used the correct breaking rapport tone in this voice and stood erect. Many many animal signals happen before an attack and this guy knew what he was doing.
Wow! ..... You and your team are really cool (no pun intended)! I learned the equivalent of 1 or 2-hour documentaries in these 10-mins videos (loved the previous wolf one too!)
I was whale watching one time and an orca/killer whale dove into the air and killed a seal right in front of us, its liked the whale sucked the insides out because all the skin came floating to the top with all the blood.
4:34 Bear 1 (Michael): “Why’d you wanna cross the sea so bad Tommy? You know there’s nothing there for you” he commented assuredly. Bear 2 (Thomas): “when this sea freezes over I’m gonna eat every seal in sight, find me a beautiful mate and have me the strongest of cubs. They’ll be running circles around you saying all things silly like Uncle Michael lost his icicles” he boldly replied. “Just you see” he murmured under his breath, shooing away any remaining doubt.
Polar bears are huge carnivores and perfectly adapted to their rigid habitat, they have more muscle and strength than you might think and seeing two males fighting means witnessing a clash between giants. in fighting polar bears stand on their hind legs and push each other trying to bring down their opponent and use their powerful jaws to block each other. So if he has the opponent's head in his mouth he knows that he will not be able to use his jaws on him and this is the benefit of their great intelligence.
It was amazing that the assistant told the bear to slow down and it listened. But when he told the polar bear to sit down, it actually sat down. It was so funny that I laughed outloud. 🤣 😂 😆 Maybe, he's like the Bear Whisperer.
@@pascalenbourg No, I am not joking. I myself have a way with some animals and they have listened to me. But I wouldn't take any chance getting anywhere near a polar bear. But even if it's post edited, I don't care. It was enjoyable to watch.
I wonder what this bear is up to if he’s still alive if he’s thriving what he’s doing at this very moment. So many questions for such an isolated and powerful animal
Love the fact instead of using his shotgun he uses a rock to deter the bear from ripping off there limbs, at least the bear knows that if he messes with them than he looses his life.
A fight between polar bears might seem intense, but it doesn't always mean there's trouble. What are your thoughts on this fierce encounter?
Bored Juveniles practicing for the real deal.
Can y'all please drop a documentary 😭
Large males of many species commonly spar to test their skills and strength, this also determines a pecking order in many instances. Less frequently females will partake, and humans play this game too. It usually starts in youth between more or less evenly matched peers. When there is fighting over food, territory, or mating "rights", one will usually back off, but when neither backs off it can get deadly serious. Ironically, it's not always the largest or strongest that wins, it's a combination of all that and sheer aggression and wits.
epic
Great Bromance, love it lol Yep prepping ahead of time, for the breeding and feeding season.
'I'm gonna hit you with a rock' - the most human threat ever
rust
Only the rock wouldn't do that, SINCE HE'S THE ROCK
You mean, most canadian?
@@allen7615 Canadian moral superiority I tell you what
And when humans learned to launch that small rock at high velocity, it does serious damage.
Human: Sit down bear! *Sit!*
Polar bear: Wow, no need to yell. (Sits)
Exactly, don't talk to me like I am an uncilivised fool - Fool! But on a serious note all animals have intuition, which is the divine part of them, the same divine intuition human have.
Sharon Suddaby I think you’re mistaking the animals intuition and a mere coincidence
@@ciaranharper2796 not exactly a "mere" coincidence. Polar bears probably sit to show they gave up or rn't hostile anymore.
Most predators won't risk anything at all for food. It's a poor survival strategy. So if you sort of know how to bluff them you can kind of predict how they will react.
A coincidence to be sure, but def not a "mere" coincidence. If the bear is intimidated there are probably only a handful of things it will do. Chances are pretty good the dude gets it
True! Polar:WE R WILD ANIMALS NOT DOGS!😂🤣😂
Foo'd Bar not really a bluff when you've got the rifle he had.
It is so amazing that I can watch these wonderful things through my small display
Ok boomer
I kinda wanna do what they do
Look at u discovering the internet
Wow the comments to this comment. Turning a sweet and gracious appreciation of the comforts and technological achievements of modern society that allow us a broadening of knowledge & perspective into our planet,, into people trying their best to show how negative they can be.
H L My fault. Don’t remember writing that. All love and polar bears
This guy has better control of a wild HALF TON EATING MACHINE, than most people have of their dogs.
Meh, if the bear was really hungry, this guy would be transformed into a stinky pile of red pulp in no time. These documentaries are a poor excuse for them to showboat instead off showing the animals.
@@Toghebon Only reason he showboated was because of the safety insurance on his back. He said, "We're not an easy meal" because of that. If he had no gun, he wouldn't have been so confident, lol
Yeah, it’s nice to have a trump card.
@@Toghebon I think he had a rifle
He just knows the behavior of the Polar bear. He has no control over them at all.
I see human, want to greet.
But he has rock, so I take seat.
Isabelle Clarke keep spiting bars, bro
More like “want to eat”
Bars
Spitting
that's clever
The choice of weapon was a stone to fight a 1400lbs polar bear
And the high-power rifle on his back
@@ShemsWolf i m always curious to know a guides choice of firearm. Definitely high brass shells but i wonder if he's using slugs or buck shot. Regardless of his choice im sure someone will tell him he is wrong.
@@ShemsWolf yeah you're right. I just glimpsed the buttstock
It worked.
No lol. That was an intimidation technique. A sound for his divine attention. Incredible footage.
"My name's Bertie Gregory and I'm a National Geographic wildlife filmmaker!" He sounds so enthusiastic about it. "Heck yeah I'm a filmmaker! Of wildlife! For National Geographic!" It's great.
Timestamp?
@@tantiwahopak101 1:21
@@superbubbleaquapower thanks mate
@@tantiwahopak101 F'sho.
Better than movie guys
"Sit down..."
*Sit*
SPEECH
100
Canadians am I right
Wasteland Whisperer Perk +100
This footage is great. 4k. The narrators aren't trying to create false urgency. Not just a 2 minute clip. More?
They're all at least 10 minutes and I think we all know why ;) (watchtime)
I know! This is a great series
I don't understand how that guy with the beard could hold some rocks, when he must have needed both hands to support his massive iron balls.
AHAHA
The Guardian 😂😂😂😂
The shotgun at his back is probably giving some sense of security
Rykehuss yeah ...actually I was thinking of it too...in fact these men out there are endangering these beautiful animals already endangered by thinning glaciers..
filming should only be done where it is safe and in no way ,shooting an animal is a potential outcome 😕
@@alchemist436 they most certainly wouldn't shoot at the animal, just in the air. Most animals run away from the sound
Not a fight, just *Bear Bromance*
^^^@foodie animal .. Yeah weren't they a Hoot, I don't really like to see Animal's Dangerously Hurt, and it was more of a Size up than anything else, plus it's a bonus to have a Buddy to wait out the Freeze over with Anyways Ha!!! :P] .v ..
You mean a Bearmance
Bear neccesities
Can we get a HUGE round of applause for Bertie just standing there among the polar bears, waiting for action? *clap-clap-clap*
That fight between the 2 bears was quite exciting; however, they did look like they were just playing. The close up footage of the bears was stunning!
They were playing slappies
Still can't believe that Bertie Gregory was raised by polar bears. So crazy
Lex Ells
Is he really!?
@@mcthrull7417 No.
Karolina
Sorry I am gullible
@@mcthrull7417 No problem at all. :-)
@@mcthrull7417 is this a real question?💀💀
That polar bear tracker got some big 🏀 ⚽️
^^^@Alejandro rodriguez .. Not necessarily Big Ball's, just Experience and Know How get's the Job done Every-time with No Harm to all Concerned, :D] .v ..
Abraham Mclean I would never step near a bear no way
ImGiodarex You dont have a choice. In the woods a bear will smell you before you ever see it. And in 99% of the cases they gtfo out of there. But if a bear wants to meet you then you got no choice either, you cant outrun one.
Why aren't they just drinking coke, they are polar bears right?
I think Santa took their job bruh
😂😂
We're can they get coke
Thats all I was thinking. When the guy had a rock I just kept thinking, try a coke
All these comments about "Why didn't he just use his gun?"
The bear doesn't know what a gun is. Wave it around all you want, it won't know what it can do.
Oh... you meant why not shoot the bear right off the bat? The situation was under control. Not everything needs to be shoot first, ask questions later. What a disgusting attitude to have smh.
Shoot a warning shot, it usually scares animals off
I mean...if they do end up shooting a bear, you think they would let us view the footage?? That part would get canceled out. And they can also put some bears to sleep too, tranquilizers etc, and then have a footage of another bear sitting down. How would we even know the difference.
@@onlypinda with polor bears loud noises makes them attack.
“Not everything needs to be SHOT first” Shot not shoot in this sentence.
Yeah but a 12 gauge shotgun round going off is loud as fk, way loader than anything that bear is used to.
Those men are so brave!
being a Marine, Youd think I was brave...curls up in ball crying 10 miles from bear...LOL
With those shotguns 🙄
@@HunterZOro660 obviously they brought protection. What is your point exactly?
I’m pretty sure thats cgi that they are using. You think he stands 30m from a killing machine that could run to him before he could get to cover
@@HunterZOro660 oh yeah if you're in the deadliest environment you're not gonna bring any thing to defend yourself with
A select group of animals have figured out a way to thrive.
Baby seal: Wwooooohhhoooooooo
Everyone talking about how the guy controlled that bear. It's just cause the guy was canadian. He just asked politely.
Lollll
When the polar bear checks the humans out he’s like:
“mmmmm food or foe ??? guess I don’t wanna risk it “
0:01 tries to walk like a cool guy
*Falls down*
Him: "If you look at me with the thermal camera, you'll see I'm actually in heat"
Me, a bear: "ayo?"
Most amazing polar bear photography I’ve ever seen! Thank you.
Oh yeah.. bear fight... Oh wait. Nope. Just a friendly bromance. Nothing to see here. But nice! He got the bear to actually sit 😂
😂😂 Be safe NG crew!
One of the very few people I've ever seen understand animal behavior. He walked toward the bear. Used the correct breaking rapport tone in this voice and stood erect. Many many animal signals happen before an attack and this guy knew what he was doing.
I could listen to you all day long Bertie! What great adventures you and your team experience.
4:05
Bear 1: I'm tired
Bear 2: Me to
Bear 1: Truce?
Bear 2: yeah truce :)
Guy has shotgun on his back, proceeds towards polar bear with a rock.
the rifle was the last resort. as much as possible they don't want anyone dying tonight.
How American of you.
American way, "Bangbangbang", "Freeze".then ask himself did i get the order right?
@Samwisegamgee The Brave Someones got hurt in the feelings.
So he was suppose to shoot the bear For no reason? Tf
I truly appreciated the beauty of your documentary!😉
Sit down... sit... *polar bear sits*
Spectacular to me
Polar Bear: -comes closer-
Guy: I have a rock!
That is so very human of us...
3:15 this shot is incredible. showing this master hunter his weapons, and in such a high quality
"Steve told it to sit, and it sat." I should have known that these are trained polar bears.
@The Caribbean Flamingo Reacts stop what?
@The Caribbean Flamingo Reacts Yes, of course it was a joke.
I'm 42 years old honestly speaking just lately I have realized that living with animals makes you better human 😂
Wow! ..... You and your team are really cool (no pun intended)!
I learned the equivalent of 1 or 2-hour documentaries in these 10-mins videos (loved the previous wolf one too!)
This Bertie Gregory dude makes great wildlife films, awesome
As much as I want those polar bears to eat I don’t wanna picture them eating a baby seal 😬
First world problems / They don’t eat baby seals. They eat big ones.
Merry Graphix nope, they eat babies
yeah, the old ones will be great. bigger so it makes its stomach fuller. and not much effort to hunt them right??
I was whale watching one time and an orca/killer whale dove into the air and killed a seal right in front of us, its liked the whale sucked the insides out because all the skin came floating to the top with all the blood.
@@LimJayhey Huh. In a weird way, it's fascinating.
Wow, what an absolutely impressive product of Mother Nature. Nothing fascinates me more.......Excellent footage and message. 🙏🏼 Thank You!
Amazing footage, I love Polar Bears they live such formmiable and profound lives
Hello Sharon
Polar bears really look cute.. Well how are you today? I wish you a happy day 🍒
Incredible footage and the huge guts these guys own, is just beyond one wonders !
Polar bears are one of my favorite wild animals on the planet and that was an awesome sight to see between two male Polar bears.
I HAVE NOT SEEN SUCH INCREDIBLE VIDEOGRAPHY..UGE APPRECIATION
" The most powerful force in arctic starts small, really small "
True for all natural phenomenas
Congratulations to this amazing team that performs such a great job so we are able to see how life is there...thanks!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Omg 4:38 is fkn adorable ugh 😭 and then right before when he was spread eagle laying there 😆 love this series ❤️❤️❤️❤️
crazy. incredible cinematography~ love it. respect to the RED for withstanding that cold
Another outstanding video, thank you so much. I have always loved time lapse photography also. Please keep these coming!
"we're not an easy meal" says the human with rocks. LOL I love it. :)
Ur hella pretty
4:34
Bear 1 (Michael): “Why’d you wanna cross the sea so bad Tommy? You know there’s nothing there for you” he commented assuredly.
Bear 2 (Thomas): “when this sea freezes over I’m gonna eat every seal in sight, find me a beautiful mate and have me the strongest of cubs. They’ll be running circles around you saying all things silly like Uncle Michael lost his icicles” he boldly replied.
“Just you see” he murmured under his breath, shooing away any remaining doubt.
7:04 what a beautiful animal 😍
I love Polar Bears!! Great documentary.
Beautiful filming. Congratulation!
3:32 * *Me and my brother fighting for the last slice of pizza* *
Thank you for the breathtaking documentary
So many things could’ve gone wrong in that scene 😂
04:37 Dude, were u trying to pull a Mike Tyson? Sheesh
6:43 bear was thinking "easy money"
Right
That was truly beautiful to watch thank you so much for sharing 🦋
Guys. The bear actually SAT DOWN. Insanely cool.
0:25 that stare O.O
Thank you so much for making this beautiful footage!! 🇳🇱
Wow this guy straight up made a colossal bear sit. He also had the same voice as the trapper in RDR2. Bet he has some stories to tell as well.
These really are the most beautiful, coolest animals in the world.
Incredible quality.
Great job.
Incredible footage, these deserves more views than many things.
Polar bears are huge carnivores and perfectly adapted to their rigid habitat, they have more muscle and strength than you might think and seeing two males fighting means witnessing a clash between giants. in fighting polar bears stand on their hind legs and push each other trying to bring down their opponent and use their powerful jaws to block each other. So if he has the opponent's head in his mouth he knows that he will not be able to use his jaws on him and this is the benefit of their great intelligence.
Beautiful--please keep the videos coming--NatGeo is the Best!!
Awww they’re so cute ❤️🥰
But they find u delicious..
Masterpiece! Thanks for this amazing movie
Lmao. Well played. That's friggen awesome btw
Time stamp? !(^o^)!
Jesus that Polar was big and beautiful. You're very lucky to be alive
I want some more videos with steve, what a legend
7:29 big guy walks off like he was thinking "whatever, those grapes were sour anyway."
6:01 7:03 Precious🐾😗definitely majestic💜🐾💜
Polar bears are so doggone beautiful and amazing!😁😘
Beautifully captured 💖
Hello Nisha
Polar bears really look cute.. Well how are you today? I wish you a happy day 🍒
Love Berties videos 😍😍😍
Why does that sound funny: after hammering each other. Now they’re gonna snooze together lol
I never get tired of that 90 second intro
Yo this guys filiming is incredible.
real quality content im shamed many who only lived in citys cant see some of those precius ashtonishing character and miracle of our world
It was amazing that the assistant told the bear to slow down and it listened. But when he told the polar bear to sit down, it actually sat down. It was so funny that I laughed outloud. 🤣 😂 😆 Maybe, he's like the Bear Whisperer.
You are joking right? It's all post-edited for views.
@@pascalenbourg No, I am not joking. I myself have a way with some animals and they have listened to me. But I wouldn't take any chance getting anywhere near a polar bear. But even if it's post edited, I don't care. It was enjoyable to watch.
I was living in MB for few years. Great to see this video.
I wonder what this bear is up to if he’s still alive if he’s thriving what he’s doing at this very moment. So many questions for such an isolated and powerful animal
5:46... COOLEST THING I'VE EVER SEEN!!
See giant polar bear: "hisses"
So the only way to hug a polar bear is to disguise myself as one , wish me luck .
Wonderful narration, reminded me of a very young Attenborough :)
Awesome seeing the big bears play and roll around.
Love the fact instead of using his shotgun he uses a rock to deter the bear from ripping off there limbs, at least the bear knows that if he messes with them than he looses his life.
The polar bear definitely deserved a treat after he followed command.
You guys are so good at recording and nice talking lol 7:12 so funny
3:30 No, no, nooo! Where's the zookeepers? Where's the zookeepers?
You guys are too close to the male polar bears, how could you be so calm to stay focusing on filming them? It's unbelieveable!
At 6:45 the Polor Bear was just wondering if you had a Coke for him.
TheShowStopper01 🤣
The polar bears are very cute. Awesome video. 🤘😊👍💯
Facing the bear is a "hecknaw" from me
Nice to see them