Hi from England, I'm old and disabled, but I get a lot of pleasure and education from this lovely Ladies videos. I like her friend also who teaches us about plants.
The Boulder: The “Boulder” is conflicted about fighting a little bear. The bear: *flips over the Boulder* The Boulder: The “Boulder” is over his conflicted feelings.
Animalogic always know how to make every animal feel like a mythical organism with supernatural powers. Also hope u have a good day.
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my friends calls me weird for watching animal videos. i put it like this, if they can watch people stuff their faces with octopus and noodles, then let me enjoy learning about new species and shit😂 i just honestly love animals, that is all.
"We got a little closer and _luckily_ it wasn't a rock. It was one of the largest carnivores in North America." Gotta work on that self preservation, though.
I've been kayaking there and was fortunate enough to see a mama with three cubs. They are very skittish and disappear before you can get too close. Same in my own province of Quebec: They take off. Bear encounters happen when people surprise them (forget to make noise on a hot afternoon when bears snooze in berry patches, get between mama and babies or are stipd enough to leave traces of food in tent or around campsite instead of storing properly in a tree away from camp.
I love watching you tubers talk about my home, especially when I get to learn doing it. I had no idea our costal black bears actually had adaptations for the water like extra webbing, that’s so cool!
@@sendmorerum8241 makes sense, most young animals carry a lighter coat till it gets denser. an odd find though, I wonder if there has been any study on their DNA it'd be quite intriguing to see how they ended up their and who they're related to in their genus
Terra Mater is such an underrated channel. Animalogic (including Floralogic) and Terra Mater are my two favorite wildlife/environment channels. Please do checkout Terra Mater guys ❤️
My 12 year old turned me on to this channel. Fantastic! It awakens the nostalgia of childhood discovery while expanding my knowledge. Now, if you´ll excuse me, I´m going to watch every last video.
When I was in Yosemite I was walking passed a building and around the corner I met a black bear less than two feet away. Scared the hell out of both of us. We both jumped high up and ran away.
@@sen7826 If the wind is blowing the right way. For anything to smell you (dog bear, cat) air that past you must also pass the bear. Also, this bear was in an area full of humans. The smell of humans must have been everywhere.
Now I have seen ALL of your videos in less than a month, which is kind of sad because new ones comes out just every two weeks. But thanks, you are so entertaining and you have the best job ever!
I used to visit a sanctuary that had an older Cinnamon bear. His name was Ben and spent his summers in a huge pool built for him. Anyway, when I first visited, the owner called him a "Cinnamon Bear" and I said there's no such thing! Well, I've been schooled now!
The Coastal Black Bears are one of the largest carnivores in North America, but the waves win!! 🐻😅Maybe they are too cautious~ BTW, the narration is awesome! 💯💜Thank you for sharing this nice video! 🤗👍 🔆AniFam〽️
Ooo! Does this mean we can expect sloth bears and sun bears in the near future too?! You guys spoil us... PS: If so, might I also humbly remind you about the sun bear? They ARE the world's smollest bear species, after all.
When I was in Gatlinburg, a momma black bear and her two cubs came onto our porch and ate our breakfast. The people there think of them more as scary raccoons
Just went searching your channel for it but couldn't find Pumas/Mountain Lions. I'd love it if you could do a segment on them or the Florida panther. You've' done bears so I figured I'd ask for the next largest predator in North America.
Yes! More bear vids. For sure I prefer black bears, lol. But the ones in my area are different than out in BC, so it's exciting to see more variety of habits and habitats in general.
I can keep my distance, it's them that are the problem lol. One came right up to my porch and destroyed our birdfeeders to get at the tasty seeds within. (Yes, it was late autumn, and I live pretty much in the woods.
I have always loved black bears. I'd love to see them in the wild (or even in a zoo). They're also high on the list of "snoot i'd love to boop." Also i now have a new favourite amoungst them. I thought Cinnamon bears where cute! But Glacier bears are awesome!
Great job on making this easy and interesting to understand. Short enough for the morning breakfast or the lunch break at work. // Martin from Sweden 🇸🇪
Now the pabdemic is lessening and summer is around the corner; I hope you take a road trip to Yukon and NT and exlpore the aninals and plants there. You have gone to Alaska, but happiness is found in yiur own backyard; and you have highways that go up to the Arctic and there is fantastic National Parks up there.
Black bears really are best. They live almost everywhere, aren’t bothered by people nearly as much as other bears, almost DEFINITELY won’t attack you, eat pretty much everything, and are fun to watch without being very scary. Their cubs also seem to me to be the cutest, but since I live in West Virginia I’ve only got personal experience with them. I saw a grizzly in Wyoming once and in Colorado once, but they were really far away and that’s just where I wanted them, haha!
Garfield black bear would be so flippin cute!😍 Thanks so much for all your vids💯 I appreciate all the physical stuff you endure to provide content just by itself! Crazy weather, terrain...💪👏🐻🐨🐢🐆
Danielle: Hiking up into the forest to find bears. Meanwhile not too far from where I live the black bears have already been venturing into people's pools (with their cubs as well). I like to joke that you know it's summer when there's a black bear in your pool.
I always enjoy your videos! Yet, it seems that you've used a picture of an asiatic black bear in the thumbnail - which seems a little odd, since you're talking about black bears in Canada.
carry Vicks with out when you go someplace genuinely stinky. When you get home, or where you're staying, to get the Vicks stink out of your nose, sniff coffee, like from a jar of coffee.
Hi from England, I'm old and disabled, but I get a lot of pleasure and education from this lovely Ladies videos. I like her friend also who teaches us about plants.
@John Barber Me three on California
I'm from Poland, and only 22 years old, but otherwise pretty much same :-) I can relate more than ever :-)
Who cannot love educational videos about mother nature from all around the globe? : )
Greetings from Northern Sweden 💃🏻
Greetings from Brazil!
Wat part of England ru from
....cant wait 4 FuryvsA.J...!
Chula Vista is where im at
This lady makes learning way more fun ngl
I agree.
SO true 15TH LIKE BTW
Not if you rely on lip reading 🖕
@@spartacusmills3569 fair enough
Nobody asked you to lie.
That bear just moved that giant Boulder like it was made of styrofoam.
Conspiracy theory? Rocks aren't real.
@@thegameres816 lol 😂
Bro I would rather be eaten by a snake then to come across an adult sized bear.
Because obviously it's not a bear 🐻....it's a Rock!!!
The Boulder: The “Boulder” is conflicted about fighting a little bear.
The bear: *flips over the Boulder*
The Boulder: The “Boulder” is over his conflicted feelings.
Sun bears are actually the best bear based on my metric of them being neat little guys.
@John Barber false. sun bears are pretty cool
If you’re Singaporean, there’s Grouchy The Malayan Sun Bear.
@John Barber I feel like kodiak bears are underrated but i still prefer sun bears.
@John Barber well there are two schools of thought, black bear or brown bear
No. Panda
Animalogic always know how to make every animal feel like a mythical organism with supernatural powers.
Also hope u have a good day.
my friends calls me weird for watching animal videos. i put it like this, if they can watch people stuff their faces with octopus and noodles, then let me enjoy learning about new species and shit😂 i just honestly love animals, that is all.
I think your friends are wierd lol
Same here
If someone watches mukbang, they have no right to criticize anybody's watching preferences lmao
@@soramirez5473 i agree. 😂
@@davidlynch914 Exactly 😂😂😂 like whaaat?
i love this channel and I love how danielle makes learning funny and exciting, mainly because she also enjoys it
Thanks for watching this weeks episode!
Wtf is a beach bear
Hello
@@SM-be5dh a bear who live near the beach duh
I thought you already made a black bear vid
@@soudino2723 infinite iq
"Gee Mr.Bear, that's a huge rock that you just moved!" "Yeah. Whatever."
Pretty obviously you're going to talk about the Andean bear next, but I still request tanuki.
Why the andean bear?
What about the binturong?
@@SM-be5dh That was the species shown at the end of this video.
@@thomascircle245 they showed a sloth bear too
@@SM-be5dh I thought I saw that!
"We got a little closer and _luckily_ it wasn't a rock. It was one of the largest carnivores in North America."
Gotta work on that self preservation, though.
XD funny
I've been kayaking there and was fortunate enough to see a mama with three cubs. They are very skittish and disappear before you can get too close. Same in my own province of Quebec: They take off. Bear encounters happen when people surprise them (forget to make noise on a hot afternoon when bears snooze in berry patches, get between mama and babies or are stipd enough to leave traces of food in tent or around campsite instead of storing properly in a tree away from camp.
With a name like Beach Bears you would think they're about to drop an album with a single about Surf n' Turf
🎼 'Round, 'round, get around,
they get around! 🎵 🎸
@@joelspringman523 Nope: "They get round and round..."
@@monah5532
Come on, man!
@@joelspringman523 Well, I thought it was funny :)
@@monah5532
Okay, I'll give you that. 😀
I love watching you tubers talk about my home, especially when I get to learn doing it. I had no idea our costal black bears actually had adaptations for the water like extra webbing, that’s so cool!
Cool hair! Also the left bear at 11:00 is an absolute UNIT.
Compared to inland black bears it looks like they carry a big melanism gene, their snouts and underpaws are even black, it's super cool :0
They are the blackest black bears I've ever seen. Though their cubs still have the characteristic lighter snout. I guess they get darker with age.
@@sendmorerum8241 makes sense, most young animals carry a lighter coat till it gets denser. an odd find though, I wonder if there has been any study on their DNA it'd be quite intriguing to see how they ended up their and who they're related to in their genus
That looked like a moon bear at the end there! I love them, as well as their counterparts, sun bears
Bearoids is one of the best and worst puns I've ever heard at the same time
Are you sure? She did say that the salmon carrion.
Terra Mater is such an underrated channel. Animalogic (including Floralogic) and Terra Mater are my two favorite wildlife/environment channels. Please do checkout Terra Mater guys ❤️
Thank you for your support, Parth! ♥️
The sun bear is very underrated
PRAISE THE SUN!
My favorite movie as a kid was "Milo an Otis" And there were so many black bears in that movie. I think that's why they are one of my favorite animald
me too, the part where the black bear is trying to get Milo in the chest of drawers was the most scared i had ever been when I first saw it.
you have such a way. A genuine love of the things you're talking about. I love your tone and cheerfulness in your naration. Keep going.
"It's a mother bear and her cubs!" are some pretty infamous last words.
Genuinely one of my favorite channels. So good!
How the hell didn't I know Glacier Bears existed?!? Thanks for filling in my lacking bear knowledge
Don't beat yourself up, man.
My 12 year old turned me on to this channel. Fantastic! It awakens the nostalgia of childhood discovery while expanding my knowledge. Now, if you´ll excuse me, I´m going to watch every last video.
I love animalogic your videos and drawings really helped me through my depression
I had an interview for a bear keeper role this week 🤞🏼
I personally think brown bears are best with sun bears second
Did you get the role?
Danielle looks so cute with that ferocious mask and the obvious ear-to-ear smile underneath
When I was in Yosemite I was walking passed a building and around the corner I met a black bear less than two feet away. Scared the hell out of both of us. We both jumped high up and ran away.
But I've heard they can smell you before they see you... ?
@@sen7826 If the wind is blowing the right way.
For anything to smell you (dog bear, cat) air that past you must also pass the bear.
Also, this bear was in an area full of humans. The smell of humans must have been everywhere.
@@erictaylor5462 makes sense
@@sen7826 Smell is a sense. Or is it sents?
@@erictaylor5462 no i meant what you said makes sense
also check out that video, it's somewhat like your own experience
I always learn something new watching this channel absolutely love it
Now I have seen ALL of your videos in less than a month, which is kind of sad because new ones comes out just every two weeks.
But thanks, you are so entertaining and you have the best job ever!
This channel deserves more subscriber
They are already enough
@@guitaristssuck8979 It's never enough!
More animal fans!!!
"Can you smell that?"
Me: *sniffs*
Also me: i'm an idiot
"Can you smell that?!"
No. No, Danielle the smell has yet to cross the atlantic :')
I’ve always loved living in BC, but Animalogic always helps me truly appreciate my home ❤️
I love the way bears are shaped. They’re so round yet so strong. I love their round little ears.
Beach Bear: The King Of Surf and Turf
More surf than turf
hene
Daniele is back
I love how your mask it's also a great resource against animal intimidation xD show em your teeth! Hahahha
Never fails to impress. Gorgeous.
The Black Bear, truely is, the best bear.
MICHAEL!
@John Barber you missed the reference
I used to visit a sanctuary that had an older Cinnamon bear. His name was Ben and spent his summers in a huge pool built for him. Anyway, when I first visited, the owner called him a "Cinnamon Bear" and I said there's no such thing! Well, I've been schooled now!
The Coastal Black Bears are one of the largest carnivores in North America, but the waves win!! 🐻😅Maybe they are too cautious~ BTW, the narration is awesome! 💯💜Thank you for sharing this nice video! 🤗👍
🔆AniFam〽️
Day're ascared of sharks and orcas, prolly.
So glad Danielle came back on the show!
Grizzly? Black? Nah, none of these are better than the ultimate bear: the sloth bear
I once saw a video in which a fish literally jumped into the bear’s mouth. Hysterical.
Could you do Capybaras next?
Rodents of unusual size? I don't believe they exist.
Watching those videos makes me want to live in Canada.
Ooo! Does this mean we can expect sloth bears and sun bears in the near future too?! You guys spoil us...
PS: If so, might I also humbly remind you about the sun bear? They ARE the world's smollest bear species, after all.
AAAAA! Coastal BC! So beautiful. 💙
Thanks for getting maggots in your shoes to bring us this wonderful video about black 🐻bears!
When I was in Gatlinburg, a momma black bear and her two cubs came onto our porch and ate our breakfast. The people there think of them more as scary raccoons
New subscriber and only took one video to fall in love with animals again!!!
I love the music choice. Feels like I'm watching an old episode of Tom & Jerry or Looney Tunes or something
Just went searching your channel for it but couldn't find Pumas/Mountain Lions. I'd love it if you could do a segment on them or the Florida panther. You've' done bears so I figured I'd ask for the next largest predator in North America.
My favorite bear will always remain Yogi.
You wanna know why?
Because he's smarter than an average bear.
"Here we stand" amazing bear island.
You are very blessed to be able to view these beautiful wonderful animals in their natural habitat.
Yes! More bear vids. For sure I prefer black bears, lol. But the ones in my area are different than out in BC, so it's exciting to see more variety of habits and habitats in general.
I can keep my distance, it's them that are the problem lol. One came right up to my porch and destroyed our birdfeeders to get at the tasty seeds within. (Yes, it was late autumn, and I live pretty much in the woods.
Fun fact: if you see a seabear always draw a circle to protect yourselves
I love your hair, Danielle! Mine is bright orange. And you look great!
LOL!
Do you not know how cameras work?
No, we can’t smell that!
I have always loved black bears. I'd love to see them in the wild (or even in a zoo). They're also high on the list of "snoot i'd love to boop." Also i now have a new favourite amoungst them. I thought Cinnamon bears where cute! But Glacier bears are awesome!
You can see that she's trying to battle the stench while delivering these lines lol
Sloth bear video!!!!
Yesss
YOO I GOT A HEART
Yes maybe they will do the video now
@@cster9261 Yay!
Oh man, that intro hit close to home, literally. Salmon season smell is SOMETHING.
Great job on making this easy and interesting to understand.
Short enough for the morning breakfast or the lunch break at work.
// Martin from Sweden 🇸🇪
that drawing at the end was actually insane
Now the pabdemic is lessening and summer is around the corner; I hope you take a road trip to Yukon and NT and exlpore the aninals and plants there.
You have gone to Alaska, but happiness is found in yiur own backyard; and you have highways that go up to the Arctic and there is fantastic National Parks up there.
These are the REAL beachcombers 🐻
Remembering the time as a kid, when we would visit Goldstream park to watch the salmons and bears!
Both are edible.
If you ever wondered how strong these animals are just note how easily they toss those huge rocks to find their food.
"they come back to spawn, and die"
Me in cod be like
no pun intended
I wonder if she was worried about catching covid from one of those bears?
She's annoying.
Perhaps a video about mountain lions/cougars and how incredibly silent they are
Can you guys please do a separate video about salmon? I've always been curious since I've seen that Futurama episode!
Looks like a real adventure!
Black bears really are best. They live almost everywhere, aren’t bothered by people nearly as much as other bears, almost DEFINITELY won’t attack you, eat pretty much everything, and are fun to watch without being very scary. Their cubs also seem to me to be the cutest, but since I live in West Virginia I’ve only got personal experience with them. I saw a grizzly in Wyoming once and in Colorado once, but they were really far away and that’s just where I wanted them, haha!
Garfield black bear would be so flippin cute!😍 Thanks so much for all your vids💯 I appreciate all the physical stuff you endure to provide content just by itself! Crazy weather, terrain...💪👏🐻🐨🐢🐆
Danielle: Hiking up into the forest to find bears.
Meanwhile not too far from where I live the black bears have already been venturing into people's pools (with their cubs as well). I like to joke that you know it's summer when there's a black bear in your pool.
The BC coast is magic, pure and simple.
I can’t get enough of the bears 💜
Remember, If you are ever being chases by a sea bear, draw a circle
Yeah it might work for a sea bear but it could never hold back a sea rhinoserous D:
Thank you for sharing this, it certainly made me rethink of our human action
I always enjoy your videos! Yet, it seems that you've used a picture of an asiatic black bear in the thumbnail - which seems a little odd, since you're talking about black bears in Canada.
Sun bears aka Honey Bears. Fun fact! The Rareware character Banjo from the video game, Banjo-Kazooie is a Honey bear.
I loved banjo kazooie when I was a kid!
@@katelillo1932 they're also in Super Smash Bros Ultimate as DLC. 🐻🐦
For the algorithm! And Animal Logic! May youtube recommend you far and wide
animal logic please do the assassin bug or the goblin shark they are some of my favourites
Canada has bears everywhere, i see em a lot while working. Sometimes they're in your way, fking about down a path, yell at them and they run away
Kinda unrelated but Polar Bear Cubs are like the cutest things ive ever seen in my life
Awesome video 👏🏼 it’d be so cool if you guys could do a video on sables! They’re so cute and weird
I came for the drawing, but stay for the puns.
The perfect thing to watch while drinking Beary Tea.
Did you guys just put a cliffhanger in this episode?! I’m in!
That bear has been lifting
Densest concentration of Cougars as well. Makes a walk in the woods interesting to say the least.
Great video. Love me some Bear content.
Glad to see you in the comments again. 🐻
Got a couple of those down here in Northern California.
Just remember, drawing a dirt circle keeps a sea bear at bay
The fact I’ve been watching for years and never subscribed
Never mind I’m on another acc
carry Vicks with out when you go someplace genuinely stinky. When you get home, or where you're staying, to get the Vicks stink out of your nose, sniff coffee, like from a jar of coffee.