More Black Bears
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Explore more of the world of Pennsylvania's black bears with Gary Alt, the state's leading expert on these amazing animals. This program examines the life cycle of black bears as well as issues that arise when bears and people invade each other's domain. ►►Stream PBS: video.wpsu.org/
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This is one of the most informative black bear documentary I have ever seen. Its so important to understand these beautiful creatures so we can continue to respect them and help save them.Thank so much for sharing this. 🤎🐻🧸
I live in Ct.Had a lone adult black bear visit.Took a tour of our outside and then ran into our woods.Beautiful !
Black bears, like all other bears, are awesome creatures. Love them all.
Pandas are pretty gay
My first ever bear encounter after 84 years in central Mass. June 2020, In my outside workshop and "BRUNO" walked within 8 feet of me. Not sure if he saw me, but I sure saw him up close. A beautiful animal and appeared very calm as he strolled by. I never felt threatened. Thankyou Penn. Rangers for such a wonderful video.
You probably didn't smell too appetizing...
@@earlyburd78 So that's what the smell is during a nor'easter
great documentary ...the ranger did a great job with the bears and was very professional and respect for the bears //I love bears and I don't want anything bad to happen to them....they are very smart and beautiful animals …..
Thank you, for What you all do for the Bears. God Bless you, all.
They're so frightened. It seems so unnecessary. They're so precious. Why can't you let these precious babies be?
Research!
Beautiful animals. Thanks for all your work.
Very nice. Thank you! I am moving to an area with bears and wanted to understand more about them. I learned a lot and felt the love of the ranger of his responsibility to care for all beings - bears, humans, bees, - thank you!
Thank you, a really great documentary!! This is amazing for this to have been made so long ago and had more info than current animal documentaries!!! Great job
Great Job Gary Alt !!! Hank
Hard to tell when this video was shot.
The adoption sequence warmed my heart.
Thank you very much for the video and your insights.
it was shot 1991
This is a fabulous documentary! I learned so much, thank you!
I know it's necessary for bear study, but I hate seeing them with ear tags and collars...
Do you wear pierced earnings ? Just wondering
I know you posted this comment years ago and probably won’t even see this but I just wanted to come to your defence and say I agree. It feels wrong but we do understand how useful these studies are for the bears and for us.
It's better than us not knowing what's happening to their population to maintain their ecosystem. If we didn't have the tags people would just hunt them whenever wherever and that would be a problem
The big brother has set their sights on 🐻🐻🐻 decades ago
Wise words- "You don't need to fear Black Bears in Pennsylvania, you just need to respect them".
Fantastic documentary and very informative. A job well done for educating people. Balanced & engaging to watch. Such dedicated people at the Commission and wonderful - wonderful bears! Thank you for taking care of these lovely creatures & thanks for uploading. Loved it...
Fantastic video with great information!!!
Great work, thank you.
I’m from Northern Ontario Canada I found this to be very interesting and informative. I do hot bears but I rarely get one.
Having been interested in how black bears live, and have their offspring… This documentary is absolutely exceptional! Explaining all the things that they are involved in during the course of their years in life Time, getting up close and personal. Absolutely a game changer in learning about something you’re interested in. I really appreciated watching this😊
Great! Thanks for posting!
Black bears fascinate me. They almost remind me of an oversized Black Labrador combined with a racoon. Although Ive never seen one in the wild (not super prominent here), I nevertheless remain astonished at the intelligence you can see lying behind their eyes. I know there are exceptions but, everything I read about them seems to showcase a reasonable level of aggression considering how dangerous they could potential be. I understand that they are a bit of a nuisance in areas where bear and human share the land. Nevertheless I wish to see one in person one day. I just hope its not a mother with cubs.
Documentaries like this are awesome since I can see them and learn without having to do the work myself. This one is nice and long too. Thanks for uploading. 👍👍
Seeing a mother with her cubs is amazing. And not dangerous as long as you keep your distance and stay aware of your surroundings. Don’t get between the mother and the cubs, and don’t do anything sudden to frighten them, and absolutely never feed them.
I don’t know where you are, but black bears are abundant in the forests of the eastern US, Midwest, and in Canada everywhere from Manitoba to the east. Back when I’d go camping I’d see them all the time in Ontario in many of the provincial parks… and they’d love going into peoples campsites who were foolish and forgot to lock up their food overnight.
When I was really young, my aunt would take me to the dump in Muskoka at dusk, where locals would sit in their cars and watch the bears come out to scavenge for food. Ona good night you could see a dozen or so bears rummaging around the freshly dumped compost bins looking for snacks. The county does a much better job keeping the bears out of there though, because it’s really not good for them, or the people… still it was a lot of fun as a kid seeing them.
We Want More "Black Bears" GREAT NAME FOR YOUR INTRODUCTION AND SUPER GOOD WORK By The Park Ranger, Narrator and The Man With The Least Amount Of Hair!!! ( He Is GREAT )
Lol ...when speaking of wallows, the shirt he’s wearing blends with his skin tone so well, I actually thought he had taken his shirt off! Lolol😢😢
Very interesting documentary on the life of bears. One word of caution, never, ever approach a den that is occupied, as shown in this movie, as there is a high probability of attack, in most cases. And certainly in the western states, this could mean a gruesome death.
Cathy thanks for a very important learn, bears are not apt in sharing their young unless it's not natural. This tells me the bears have trust in particular humans with a gentle hands. Your work is highly needed not just for the bears but for everyone to be educated, you may live in bear country. Thanks for the video I enjoy looking at bears.
The world needs more Rangers like Gary Alt.
Very comprehensive background on black bears! Love these animals. What year was this video made? Thank you for posting this!
1991. better to know late than never
They're so amazing animals! My dream is to fly to USA and see them live!
I live in US and still haven't seen them live. :(
Canadas better
You can see bears in Russia!
I saw a black bear when I was at a rainbow gathering in Pennsylvania. It walked right through the camp I was staying at.
it sensed the positive vibe
Amazing work- Go Pennsy!
The Pennsylvania bears are so big because they eat those Philly steak and cheese subs. That's how they get so nice and chubby.
Stunning bears!
I love bears, can you tell by user name? A few years ago, I came upon a bear, in a clearing in the forest/aka/ in my back yard, eating food I had put out for birds, deer and anyone hungry. May-June time, and I knew one was around, as I'd seen big tracks and lots of cubs tracks the past few weeks, but this day, only the adult, mama. I am not sure how I got so close 50 ft. 65-ft feet without seeing her, it was open-but-forested and once you spot one, the black stands out, intensely-but I froze and in awe, all I could do was to coo at the bear, like I do other animals, (and I've kept my deer fairly calm when I feed, they leave the area, but more like an annoying wandering off as opposed to terror running) I spoke calmly. She got up on all fours, she had been actually sitting on her behind, legs spread and the food on the ground in front of her-actually kind of adorable! She came toward me in a slow pigeon-toed walk as if we'd been doing this years and anyone paying attention could tell she was overcome with curiosity. Her neck craned toward me, eyes, big and round and, well, textbook curiosity. We talked for a few minutes. I talked, she listened. At one point, she stood upright but her expression didn't change, there was tall grass and I think she could see me better?? There was probably only 15-20 feet between us. My husband came to the back door of the house, which was about 40 ft away. opened the door and he said, "do you have your camera?" I turned quickly, annoyed and said, "be quiet!" when I turned my head back, I was a little abrupt in my head movements, or maybe the scolding tone I had used with my dear husband, and in three little leaps, which were an almost slow motion to me - she was gone and those three little leaps covered a gigantic length! This was one of the most wonderful moments of my entire life.
Wondering documentary, I enjoyed watching it very much.
Interesting documentary.
Excellent, thanks!
You're welcome!
Best black bear documentary e
Very interesting thank you
31:00 oldest bear run over by a motorcycle. Nice soft fluffy landing zone.
Probably lost his hearing and did not hear the bike coming.
2 years'. Good document' info- Filled in about all about natures creation providing Bears.
Bears are very intelligent, the smarted land mammal there is, with the reasoning power of a six year old. The problem is not too many bears, it is to many people, would you recommend we start hunting children?
Stop killing wolves and coyaotes, nature will look after the population of bears.
I thought the video was excellent.Very informative.
They sure make them big in PA. It must be all those Philly steak and cheese subs.
21:12 Looks Like A Scene From Gullah Gullah Island Season 3 Episode "Winter's Day"
Good Human a dead Human?These Bears adorable.Human have to learn a lot because Bears and there behavier
Those aren't bird feeders.... THEY'RE VENDING MACHINES!!!! :D :D :D
Good job. Respect.
Macinak lenni nagyon jó lehet,ha békén hagyják,éljenek a macik éljen a szabadság!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I live in Northern Ontario, Canada. .. way too many bears around here. People see them as potentially dangerous pests. The spring bear hunt was reinstated a few years back just to control the population. In fact you can get 2 tags for bear....
same in northern Wisconsin. not enough hunters, so they say.
I wonder if his video technique was influenced by Proeneke of twin lakes ak
Today is Black Bear Day
We don’t need “ inspectors “ snooping around the property we own. they are the nuisance in my opinion!
Instead of shooting bears get a dog and all will live in harmony
Maybe Bears are the first Crop circle creators! 😂 Go Yogi! Don’t eat this man’s livelihood...come on over...I know where there are a lot of Yellowjackets ...FREE!
المزيد من المقاطع❤
Pennsylvania is showing intelligence in their wildlife harvesting...unlike other states! But what’s the percentage of poachers?
very arayos small bear
They're also very cold. Leave them be!
Can you just leave bears alone, why do you have to tag the bear and pull their teeth out and such, you don't have to study, just leave it as it meant to be by nature
an we fuss because aliens track us in te same way :)
К расивый фильм, здорово, снимают! У нас ничего подобного нет! Один Мансур, итоги короткие ролики по 3минуты🌲🌲🐻🐻❤
They also like my hummingbird food. I gotta take my feeders in at night or they smash them.
Interesting, I left because video quality, my eyes are quite sensible, it is a petty
Poor 🐻
how could they take out cubs from den in this stage mother bear will never left them alone in den. need to put natural cubs vocal calling mother not music
اريس الحسين بوتيري ❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👉
Poor momma...learn how to milk before attempting next time?
Snares are not a humane method of trapping
Gary is sadly misinformed when stating that black bears exist in North America, but does not indicate that they are at home on Vancouver Island. Canada is part of North America. He mentioned Mexico. He mentioned 3 types of bears native to North America, brown, black and polar. Is he not aware of the grizzly bear?
brown bears are the grizzlies
Thank you for the feedback Jeanny
The music is very annoying and hard to listen to the person talking
Vegetables are “ harvested” bears and animals are murdered not harvested. A convenient word to downplay the violence against the animals. Hunting should be banned.
17:44 - Ummmmm.....looks like he’s on his way out.....is it my turn yet?? 🤡
LEAVE THE FRIGGEN BEARS ALONE YA GOOFY DWEEBS!!!!!!!!!!
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terrible narrator
Maybe you could apply for the job then....smh
K.S Cope he did a great job if he is doing a presentation
Homie without cromie
The Pennsylvania bears are so big because they eat those Philly steak and cheese subs. That's how they get so nice and chubby.