European Reacts to WILD Animals Found in America (IM SHOCKED!)
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8:25 Andre to quote you, no chance.
Bear is going to be the gorilla every time
Gorillas have to spend 80% of their waking hours. Just chewing because they have such a low calorie diet
Even a giant grizzly bear that weighs over a thousand lb can run 45 mph
The claws on a grizzly would tear through that gorilla like he doesn't exist
Sorry, Andre. A grizzly would definitely destroy a gorilla.
Ok ...
Sorry but a grizzly has twice the weight and definitely more bite power, gorilla has no chance 🤧
@@european-reacts I love gorillas but unfortunately they would die. The largest Kodiak bears in particular, which is a subspecies of brown bear that only lives on Kodiak Island in Alaska, rivals the polar bear as the largest land carnivore on earth. They weigh over 907 kg.
-i can- a griz can crush a bowling ball with it's teeth.
The grizzly bear would win every time!
They have done computer models and TV shows that went deeper into the mechanics on this exact topic, a brown bear would destroy a gorilla. The size and power difference between the two puts the bear on an entirely different level. There are brown bears here in Alaska that are size of the vehicle you drive. Brown bears are not slow either, 35-40 mph top speed.
Yep! And the bite force, claws, climbing and swimming don't hurt the bear's chances either.
@@emilyb5307also the thick fur and skin very tough to penitrate.
The Kodiak bear is a sub-species of grizzly, that as the name suggests, is found on Kodiak Island in the Aleutian island chain off Alaska. It is the second largest bear, next to the polar bear.. Years ago a wildlife trainer was given a orphaned Kodiak cub and he raised it up to adulthood. They had video of him playing with him and he admitted that he was getting too strong for him. He built a ramp for his pickup truck, when the bear walked up into the bed, the truck looked like a tiny Toyota pickup. He said the last time they weighed him, he was almost 2,000 pounds.
Hey Andre, we have black, brown, and polar bears. The polar bear is the most dangerous. The grizzly or brown bear is way more aggressive than the black bear.
Yeah, with a black bear, you want to appear big and try to scare it away. With a brown bear, you have to play dead
^This^ A polar bear lives in the Arctic and is scary animal and in its environment it’ll take out a out a black or brown bear, and gorilla three on one… throw the lion in there in the Arctic there’s high probability it’ll still take out all four- you’re loco cabeza carnal🤷🏽♂️ Lol, and I thought you were talking about a middle upcoming and not a silver back gorilla. King Kong on the hand has chance😉
A Brown Bear would simply hold the gorilla down and eat it alive.
You have to see them standing next to each other to realize the size difference.
Plus the Bear hunts things for a living, the Ape... not so much.
Ok nevermind.... After seeing all your arguments... The Gorilla have NOOOO CHANCEEEEEE 😅
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Too funny. You make my day!
Gorilla VS Grizzly Bear - Who Would ACTUALLY Win? made by SethTheProgrammer would be a fun watch about the topic.
@@stumblewater Thanks for the suggestion.
Sorry , Andre… 2. A gorilla might be smart and powerful, but a brown bear (like a grizzly) is hundreds of pounds heavier, can crush a bowling ball with its bite, runs 35 mph and it slashes with its claws which are like razors. The gorilla would be overcome and disemboweled in minutes.
I don't know. The gorilla come in at about 270kg and the black bear is about 85kg. Andre might have a point. However, I have to agree about the brown bear. They come in about 600kg. The grizzly could definitely take down a gorilla.
Agreed!
And gorillas may be smart, but bears aren’t stupid, either. But it really depends on the species of bear. A black bear probably wouldn’t even engage with a gorilla, he’d just say “no, thanks” and make a detour. So black bear, probably yeah, the gorilla would prevail. However, if you’re talking about a grizzly bear, it’s an entirely different conversation. The grizzly is a predator that is capable of bringing down a moose, which is in the same weight category as a gorilla, and meaner. So I wouldn’t back a gorilla against a grizzly bear.
@@OneWomanAndTwoAcres He explicitly mentioned the brown bear in his challenge, not the black bear. Also, you quoted the female mass of the black bear - a male masses over 150 kg, and as much as 300 kg.
@@Valandar2 Well, okay. Glad you felt the need to clear things up. Seemed we were having fun, but corrections accepted.
3. The Bear and Gorilla will become friends and team up to start a Cavalry Unit. Nobody is safe anymore. 🎉
😂😂😂 Awesome response!!!
The death of a species diminishes us all.
Thats why we have National Parks, to help preserve various species.
2. Bears have claws and can crush a bowling ball with their teeth
you haven't ever seen how fast a bear can swipe it's paws and how strong they are. Also, their claws would tear you apart. 55 years ago when I was a little younger and worked at a remote resort, they would bite through steel trash cans which were much stronger than those today.
The Bison Grass Vodka isn't American. That's a specialty bottled in Poland with a blade of the grass that their own native species of European Bison feeds on.
And nearly impossible to find in the States.
We have bats here in Tucson and I love them. Each evening when I turn on the outside lights the bats will come to my screen door and wait for the bugs which are drawn to the lights. We both benefit from this arrangement.
bear wins hands down lol specially a griz
Bears have huge claws, Gorillas don't. Bears probably have sharper teeth, because they're omnivores. Gorillas attack other animals to defend territory, mates, etc. while bears just might want to eat you.
We have black, brown, Kodiak, and polar bears here cousin. Gorillas hang in groups, bears are solitary. A brown bear is bigger than a bison, a Kodiak bear is bigger than a brown bear, and a polar bear is about the same weight as a Kodiak bear. 🗿👽🗿
A gorilla will not win , a brown bear with one swipe can snap the back of a 2000 lb moose not to mention their bite can crush a bowling bowl , a brown bear can run at almost 40 miles an hour
13:32 I have never heard of archipelago pronounced like that. Weird. 15:23 He even pronounced the Nene wrong.
That was an AI narrator, and an untrained one at that
And wasn’t the narrator saying Woof instead of wolf?
There's several reasons why the bear wins:
1. Bears kill food; Gorillas are vegetarian so they lack certain predatory skills.
2. Bears have thick, loose skin that protects them from bite/claw attacks from other bears so the gorillas bites aren't as effective; Gorillas have tight skin and low fat so bite/claw attacks go right into muscle
3. Grizzlies are like 700 pounds (317kg) and Silverbacks are only around 450 pounds (204kg)
4. Grizzlies can run 35mph
When I was little our neighbors found an orphan black bear cub. Great to play with- very similar to dogs in how she learned her name did tricks (fetch was the favorite). She got too large so they had the zoo get her. She would come running whenever we visited. They also had a baby raven- yes they have cognitive skills. He also knew his name our names and would fly onto our roof and start talking to get us to play with him. He also liked perching on my Dad's shoulder when he read the newspaper.
A Gorilla can beat a Black Bear . BUT could NOT beat a Brown Bear (Grizzlies and Kodiak). 😮
When i lived in Houston Texas my husband played golf. The water ponds on the course told people not to reach into the water to retrieve their golf balls because of alligators.
The gorilla might be very strong but a brown bear! Much larger, huge claws, can disembowel with one swipe. I think you have the black bear and brown mixed up. Brown bear is the Kodiak or grizzly bear
Yes, gators are bigger in Florida; lots of water and always warm. I was born and raised here. At night my dad could mimic a baby gator in distress and call the females up to the boat. He could also mimic an adult mating call and at night the top of the water would light up like a Christmas tree with gator eyes. If there is any body of water larger than a puddle, there's likely a gator in it. For a short distance, on flat land they can run faster than a horse.
bats are not a problem
Sadly, in the late 1800s, side shows actually pitted gorillas and lions against brown bears. Bears won every time. Meanwhile... every time the narrator mispronounced 'archipelago' the back of my neck twitched. :P
'Gators are found all over Florida. You can see them on golf courses and even crossing a highway. My community just posted "Beware of Alligators" signs up around all the lakes in the area.
Andre, the biggest silverback gorilla is 1/3rd the size of a typical Kenai brown bear, and even smaller than a grizzly or Kodiak bear. Any of these brown bears will absolutely wreck a gorilla. Its like a full grown man fighting a small, prepubescent child. Black bears? Maybe, they are small. But not a brown bear, NO CHANCE!
Our local zoo, Omaha Nebraska's Henry Doorly Zoo was the first that raised black footed ferrets for release. 99% of animals that were protected by the Endangered Species act are still around. Brown bears can put down a moose with one blow of their paw. Gorilla would not even have time to react before it was dead. But it's a free country, and you're free to be wrong. The local zoo also has an American alligator that is completely white. It's huge, and looks like it's carved from ivory.
About 10 years ago, we were coming back from a remote place in our county…we were on a dirt road, we saw a mother black bear and 3 cubs playing around her…we were in a car so no problem watching the bears…
Black bears are not as aggressive as grizzlies or polar bears. When my husband and I were young we ran into one while camping in the Adirondacks. We flashed a flash light in its eyes and it sauntered away. We were lucky. They can be dangerous but not as aggressive or as huge as a grizzly.
Wild male gorillas weigh 136 to 227 kg (300 to 500 lb). Generally, brown bears weigh anywhere from 80 to 600 kg (180 to 1,320 lb). The bear has twice the weight, runs much faster, and has teeth and claws like huge daggers. I think the gorilla's best chance is to climb a tree, although it had better be a big one.
2. Brown Bear grows up to 9 foot tall standing, weighing in at 1,660 lbs and has TEETH in the muzzle. Then there are those claws on the ends of each paw pad that are 4 to 10 inches long. One paw landing is going to cause horrific damage. Plus that forelimb in Strong! I’m betting on the Brown bear.
Grizzly bears actually grow taller than 9 feet. They can grow to over 10 feet tall. Go read about the biggest grizzlies actually being shot and killed.
Since I moved to Florida, a 15-foot and 2 - 12-foot gators have been killed in my country. They can run up to 1,000+ lbs.
Last time I saw a black bear was in Yosemite: its front half was in the back seat of my little Honda, its butt was sticking out. (Immediately broke camp and made it back to SF c. sunrise.)
I've seen the aftermath when a Canadian grizzly wanted something, tore the door off a freezer like it was a pop can. Ripped a car door open after smashing the window. Torn the siding off a house to get into a kitchen. They have claws like chisels. If they got close enough to a gorilla to make contact the first swipe would open it from end to end.
We have Polar Bear in North America we have Kodiak and Grizzly Bears which are two more types of Brown Bears. Black Bears are in the U.S. they are Omnivores Their diet is fruits and fish. Polar Bears are Carnivores.
Seals are adorable. They're also basically aquatic *bears.*
The gator you saw on the golf course was one that's a normal course of events when you live in Florida. My dad did shoot a gator who had been being fed and was not afraid of people. My dad knew it was there but continued fileting his catch which drew the gator in. When it came up onto the dock my dad shot it within the quarter sized spot on the head that's instant death. At first he was charged for hunting it but after they did a necropsy on the gator and found undigested chicken they dropped the charges. That was during the total hunting ban in the 1970's. He could have been facing federal prison for defending the lives of his children from a huge predator that was 12 ft 9 inches and weighed in excess of 2000 pounds. They had to use a wrecker truck to pull it up out of the water so they could study it. Not only did it have chicken in its stomach content but a dog, cat, and parts of a dolphin as well.
We have alligators in Texas, as do all the southern coastal states, but the footage of the gator on the golf course is probably Florida. It's known to happen frequently there.
You got the brown bear and black bear backwards for aggressiveness. The black bear is almost social with people, almost. The grizzly, or brown bear is much more aggressive and dangerous. We also have an even more aggressive bear, the polar bear.
For several years, we had a bat box in our yard. Never really SAW any bats, but then, they only come out at dusk and it's hard to see in a heavily wooded area. I should get another one. They do love mosquitos.
We had a mama black bear who lived at the top of our farm that we never went to. She had triplets and would bring them down in front of our house and the babies would play. Granted, the female is smaller than males, but still pretty good size. She on her own could take down a gorilla. Side note: My four large dogs had enough presence of mind not to bark or anger her.
A single bear claw most often can be longer than your middle finger. A bear paw can most often be bigger than your hand with a wider spread. That means that if a bear swipes at your face, it will easily reach from below the tip of your chin to above the top of your forehead.
I want you to look at a video from North Carolina, my favorite state. I live in NC and I saw this video and I thought about sending it to you. NC mountains are "magical" to me ! He doesn't visit some of my favorite places in the Smokey Mountains, but you can sese how beautiful the mountains are in the fall. These were taken in November, but the peak of the fall leaves is in October. A lot of the red, yellow and orange leaves were already fallen in November.
Big bat fan here. The Hawaiian Hoary Bat is one of the cutest species in the world. ❤
Bite force for a gorilla is 1300 PSI and grizzly is 1160 PSI.
Brown bears have a most powerful bite and 2 sharp clawed paws to attack with using its amazing strength. A gorilla has what? A punch? A grab? Poor gorilla! Done within a couple of minutes.
In Alaska, you can encounter black bears, brown bears, and polar bears.
A bear has long claws and can do a lot of damage to a gorilla in one swipe. He can stab or slash his victim very easily.
Bears are VERY smart.
Bats are your friend. They eat a lot of bugs.
There is the Grizzly Bear, the Kodiak Bear and the polar Bear as well as the black bear and brown bear.
We saw alligators on the golf course all the time. Just stay away and they'll continue to bask in the sun and ignore you. I used to swim just off my houseboat in the St. Johns River in Florida. Across the slough was an alligator we call Hump. He never cared what I was doing. He slept all day and hunted at night. No, I did NOT swim at night in the St. Johns!
I have to disagree with you on the Bear and Gorilla. One swat from a Brown Bear and it will take the Gorillas head off. If you don't care please react to a Bear fight video and it will change your mind I promise.
Gorillas have very tight skin and relatively little hair. Bear claws would devastate a gorilla.
My daughter has had three pet ferrets. They used litter box like fats, but liked to play like dogs.
Brown bears are enormously strong. One good hit from a brown bear, and the opponent would be killed or seriously injured. I would be surprised if a gorilla won in a fight.
The Brown Bear is far more aggressive than the Black Bear and much larger and stronger. If anyone really wants to see an article that does compare and talk about this popular topic check out "xavier news Grizzly versus Gorilla". The Grizzly is faster by 15 mph, The tallest Grizzly stands 2 ft. above the tallest Gorilla and would weight at least 200 lbs. more. The Gorilla does have a bite force that is 140 psi stronger than the Grizzly. My opinion is that the Grizzly's claws would probably be the deciding factor as they can be used on anything they hit and they are also known to be fighters and hunters and aren't afraid of fighting. They also eat everything from roots to elk or moose.
Gaters are found in almost every golf course in Florida.
Gators are actually one of the few things that are generally smaller in Texas lol
The bear wins every time, gorilla stands no chance
The Grizzly bear's neck is thicker than a Gorilla, so they can't just snap or choke the Bear. A Gorilla could easily snap and choke a weaker opponent's neck with its strong paws, but a bear is a much bigger fish. On the counter, a Grizzly Bear has two weapons to finish off the Gorilla - the claws and the bites.
Hey, give credit to the website you copied this from!
@@Widdershins. I’ll go look.
@@Widdershins. I actually can’t find a page to credit. It was something that just popped up when I searched for the answer. I went back to the page I searched on in my history and nothing comes up like it. It was something that just showed on as an answer to the question I typed. Maybe ai? It doesn’t come up again. Maybe if I copy and paste the whole thing into the search bar it will come up and I can credit it. Sorry if I caused you distress.
Grizzly folds a gorilla like a lawn chair
Grizzly bears are the most aggressive and the largest. The Florida bears are much smaller than the northern bears and generally afraid of humans.
The alligator is in Florida. I have seen him in person.. He is big and stately, but I sure as hell won’t get close. They look cumbersome, but they can run pretty fast on a charge.
Alligators are all around the city in ponds and rivers where I live in Jacksonville Fla . We just leave them alone but they are so cool to see.
Gorilla v. Bear is crazy alright.
A gorilla would run from a brown bear!
Bears have at least six inch knives on their paws
That's a crazy thought about a Grizzly vs a gorilla, but it would be interesting. I wouldn't want to come upon either
Grizzly has an advantage over the gorilla. Razor sharp, long claws! One good swipe and gorilla is shredded like cheese.
In Alaska there are Kodiak bears. Huge!
It's a 1 Andre. Black bears and even brown bears are much more common, and they can run very fast, and are in very good shape. However, they are certainly not as powerful as a silverback. I'm not sure about Polar bears, which we have in Alaska, they are huge, heavy, and their bite is incredibly powerful. They kill sea lions, so they're definitely tough! 🤠
The saying for bears is - Black fight back. Brown lay down. White good night. Black footed ferrett is not called an American pole cat, that name belongs to the skunk!
That must be regional from somewhere in the states that doesn't have polecats. I have never heard a skunk called a polecat and always knew a polecat as a distinct animal growing up.
@@MicahWo Yeah, same. I've never once in my life heard someone call a skunk a polecat. That's like calling a badger a raccoon LOL. Wild ferrets in Europe are not called ferrets... they are polecats. That's where the name comes from. I live in a state that has a black-footed ferret population (they've been steadily reintroduced since the late 90's), but I've always known polecat as an alternative name for ferrets.
9:38 Florida is the only place that has alligators and crocodiles
You mean which has them both and that's, of course, correct. But just so there's no mistake, alligators are widely distributed along the Gulf and South Atlantic coastal states.
You don't need to apologize. You don't know. But we do love our wildlife.
This is what they say about bears: If it's Black, fight back. If it's Brown, lay down. If it's White, good night.
That’s brilliant. I’m American, but never heard it before. I’m tucking it in my repertoire of how to remember things (alongside How to Remember Centigrade-“30 is hot, 20 is nice, 10 is cold, 0 is ice.”) 😊
@@Debbie338 I'm American too. I'll have to remember yours too. I'm clueless on Centigrade😂✌
I think that people forget that literally millions of species have gone extinct before humans were even a thing. Extinction is just a part of the natural cycle. With that said, conservation is important and no species deserves extinction (except maybe mosquitos), especially at the hands of carelessness.
Yes, that's true. However today's extinction rate is hundreds, even argued as thousands times higher than the natural baseline. Humans are destroying the world, one species at a time at a MUCH higher rate than they would have gone extinct naturally. We use all this planet's resources, destroy the land, remove whole habitats and then decide that we're doing nothing wrong because animals have always gone extinct. it's different though. It's so different.
In nature, before we came along, when a species went extinct, it was often because another species rose to take it's place in the ecosystem that were more successful. We wipe out hundreds of thousands of species in the course of our history with no other species to come and take their place. The plight of bees is just one example of this. Several plant species are going extinct with them because those plants rely on them. The plants and animals all exist in a balance that we are rapidly and wantonly destroying. But the powers that be simply don't care along with a large portion of the population who like to tell themselves that nothing is wrong. Sure, things will probably be fine in our lifetime, but the grandchildren, great grandchildren and so on into the future will suffer. Our descendants will be the ones who will die with the planet we are destroying.
We have polar bears and Kodiak bears too. Texas does not have alligators but they do have wild boar. A wildcat that is not mentioned is the ocelot. They have come into the USA from Mexico. There have been people that thought they had a large house cat until the cat became territorial and attacked small children.
Not so. "(The American Alligator) ranges from the Sabine River of East Texas to the Gulf of Mexico and across the coastal marshes to the Rio Grande. This range includes about 120 counties in East Texas and the Gulf Coastal Plains." Also, I believe the Kodiak bear is a subspecies of the Brown Bear or Grizzly, not a separate species.
@@BTinSF Thanks, I came here to say this. We definitely have alligators in Texas.
Gorilla 450 lbs Kodiak Bear 1200 lbs and can crush a Bowling ball with it's jaws not to mention 6" Claws than can Disembowel an animal plus Brown Bears can sprint faster than a Thoroughbred horse
A man does not stand a chance with a bear unless he has a weapon.
It's heartbreaking when an animal goes extinct. Never to be seen again, so very sad 😢
Sorry, Andre, you're alone on this one. 2. Bears are huge, they aren't stupid, their claws are long and razor-sharp, and they're fast with plenty of stamina. The gorilla would be gasping its last breath before it even knew what hit it.
Okay, Andre. Here's the gig: Black bears would definitely lose in the fight. However, a grizzly outweighs and is stronger than any gorilla. The fight would be unequal... but exciting. ; )
To human eyes, seals are basically Aquadogs. And everybody automatically loves dogs. (well, not literally true, but it's pretty close)
Correction to the video, the large North American bird is called a Canada goose, not Canadian goose. We have plenty of them in the US, too, but the name remains the same because it's not based on nationality.
Even google says a grizzly would win- first result- "A brown bear, also known as a grizzly bear, would likely win a fight against a gorilla due to its size, strength, and other factors:
Size
Grizzly bears can weigh up to 800 lbs and stand 5-8 ft tall, while gorillas weigh 300-485 lbs and stand 4-6 ft tall.
Strength
Grizzly bears can lift up to 1,100 lbs, while gorillas can lift up to 1,800 lbs. Brown bears are also estimated to be 2.5-5 times stronger than humans, while adult male gorillas are said to be as strong as eight healthy men.
Other factors
Grizzly bears have thicker necks than gorillas, making them harder to choke, and they also have claws and bites to use as weapons. Grizzly bears are also surprisingly fast, with a top speed of 35 mph compared to a gorilla's 20 mph."
If you want to see something about gators , look up gators climbs fence
we have some huge gators in Florida along with some saltwater crocs
If you want to see some pretty big alligators you should go to the Okefenokee swamp. I believe it is in Georgia near the top of Florida. I saw some sunning themselves very close to the walkways. And huge. People got really close to them and the gators didn't react or get aggressive. They might be well fed. They also have boat tours into the swamp and other interesting things. The water of the swamp is so black it can act as a mirror reflecting the surroundings.
Nope a gorilla would not fight any kind of bear. Gorillas are smart enough to walk away. Black bear might run from a gorilla, but a grizzly bear would not. Grizzly bears are more aggressive than black bears. And a lot bigger.
#2 I laughed out loud when you said a Gorilla could beat a brown bear, the Grizzly Bear is one of the most vicious animals in the world, I think it would eat the Gorilla for breakfast! The Gorilla might have a slim chance of beating the Black Bear, and I say a slim chance, just because they seem docile doesn't mean they are! The Brown Grizzly Bear is much more aggressive!
Seals are awesome, I agree 100%!
Agreed a grizzly would mop the floor with a gorilla (silver back). A gorilla would have a chance against a black bear. Grizzlies are just that big - especially the Kodiak bears. Will have to recommend some Grizzly bear videos for you. You really have to see what they can do to believe this.
Check out , Cross Timbers Bison. It’s a Bison Ranch…
What was that tv show that pit two predators using computer generated stats to decide who would win in a fight? Andre needs to watch some of those.
I have no idea which would win. Gorillas and grizzly bears have so many strengths. Gorillas have crazy strength and teeth just like bears. At the very least it would be a pretty even match.
Gorillas just don't have that crushing bite force, and the 6 inch claws of a Griz. The gorilla will have a lot of trouble biting through the thick matted hair and hide of a Grizzly... but the Griz will have no such problems ripping sheets of hide and muscle off the gorilla. The gorilla is unarmed in such an encounter. And as huge as they seem, the gorilla also has a disadvantage in weight and muscle mass.
I live in Port Charlotte Florida...Gators all over the place...
3:43 I agree 100%
Gators , I once Solo wrestled a six foot Gator out of my fish pond, I was much younger, fearless & a lot Dumber, I succeeded in relocating Godzilla but I didn't do that again without backup.
Gorilla has no chance against a grizzly bear, it's not even close!