If I voice concerns for my safety in what I believe may be a dangerous area and my boss ignores it, I will pack my things and walk out of the job. No job is worth risking your life for and it’s obvious his boss thought him expendable.
@@Mr.Event501 having seen one in person, and a short distance away I can confirm they are fucking massive even if it's mostly fur and fat, fat is still weight it makes you physically bigger, fur makes them appear bigger sure but they're still fucking huge way bigger than I thought they'd be
Wild animals shouldn't be use for entertainment they belong in the wild or if they're injured or can't no longer live the wild due to being raised by humans they need to go into a type of sanctuary.
I don’t understand why anyone would just go into bear country without any firearms or weapons of any kind. Moreover, I don’t get why you’d stay inside a tent in bear country or even big cat country. Insane. There’s no difference to walking through a bad part or even a good part of Memphis TN waving cash around where everyone can see you. People can be so dumb.
When I arrived at Elmendorf AFB, in Anchorage AK, the first class they gave us, was do not go into the wilderness without, at the very least a 12guage shotgun with 00 buckshot! Again they stressed this very much.
🏴 these were experienced outdoors men they knew the risks why didnd carry a firearm why was Adam allowed to work alone I hope the company had legal action taken against them 😮
It makes me so happy to know that there is no longer circuses because of how all the animals are treated. They are wild animals regardless if you raised them since they were born! It's their instincts to attack anything for food even humans obviously. Sometimes you cannot blame these poor animals for attacking humans in the circus cause they are not fed enough plus they get whipped to do tricks and so much goes on behind the scenes that is so sad.
Nope, there are still many circuses that operate with wild animals. They have a strict rule of no cellphones out allowed and have staff everywhere looking out just for cellphones and if seen with your phone out, you’re automatically kicked out of the premises. And yes, here is the US.
I grew up in northern Cali and lived in the eastern sierras. Hunted in bear trap basin. Been around mountain lions, bears, wolves and bunch of predators but no way in hell I'd want to even be in same vicinity of polar bears 😬
Yeah I remember hearing of the story where that little boy ended up in a Polar Bear exhibit and got torn literally in half. They shot the poor bears too. These things look at us like food because of their imposing size. Really, any hungry carnivore/omnivore is extremely dangerous and people need to be reminded of this fact because often enough, this survival knowledge is forgotten in the urban cities.
I find it hard to feel sorry for those that keep these beautiful animals looked up in a circus I mean what kind of life is that for a wild animal. Disgusting and sad
There is not a single thing humans do that other animals don't. Torture, habitat destruction, hunting for sport, extinction of other species, you name it. We're all a part of this ecosystem.
This is why animal shouldn’t be kept in circuses. These are wild animals. There’s never a chance at 100% safety. Plus, it’s just using wild animals for the amusement of paying customers, that’s wrong.
Hi ! Quand vas-tu parler de la tique et de la maladie de Lyme ? Ce sont AUSSI des bestioles sauvages, et ELLES TUENT 😬, aussi petites soient-elles ... 👻
I had just arrived by Scout in Glacier Bay as the plane disappeared beyond the icy peaks a towering massive Klondike broke through from beneath the cold waters with a hungry stare. I was fortunate to carry with me at all times my signature Davey Crockett Bowie knife and made quick work of the beast.
I hate seeing wild animals in cages. It’s abuse and torture! It needs to be against the law everywhere with serious consequences! Don’t support any show that has animals involved!
Dense bush, rough terrain, to late/to close for the use of gun or bear spray, and that is what i did encounter often, mostly black bears, my dog let me know, a little Shelty, wonder, who else have had good experiences with dogs who warn for bears ?
All the stories are so sad. I don't understand how it too four days to find the last man. Didn't they say at the beginning he saw him on the GPS moving?
It's a extreme tragedy that yohan was killed protecting the wilderness and wildlife that was in that area and one of the wild animals that he was there to protect is what ultimately was his destruction sad sad sad!!!!
big deal, may be go and do something useful ? like nitting socks or so
3 месяца назад+2
@@ertsixbarf ‘may be’ is one word, ‘maybe’. ‘nitting’ is ‘knitting’. And your first sentence, if you want to call it that, is a statement and not a question. (?) You’re worse than the first person.
i was concentrating on the bears, writing was not my thing since i lived in the woods, and then, i am Dutch so sorry, but i can help you whith Dutch language
That was stupid from him to be alone in the bush knowing he could be attacked by a bear 🐻! They always got fhe same problem be bushes explorer and died at the end
Story 3 Adam I hate that he died truly but he was obviously not very intelligent knowingly going into bear country without a firearm or not even bear bear spray…
The last video was super sad. Not only did the ranger guy get attacked by a big grizzly or whatever kind of bear it was, but he must of brought along his little dog too. I seen it near the end as they showed a review when he was leaving his tent to travel the long hike uphill before encountering the bear hidden in the brush. I feel bad for his friends and family and I do at least hope his pup made it out alive. That would give the family and friends a little comfort I'd hope. When I go for walks in the park where it's heavily wooded I try to listen for sounds and always watch my back. Or try to anyways, I also try to pay attention to any animals or predators bigger than me. I also bring my little dog along for comfort and company. But when I walk him I try to walk in open areas where I can at least run to some kind of safety if possible. Watching these videos is a big help at times, but also scary too. I mean if you and your friends, family or pets are walking the trails in a park or the woods or even in tbe wide open at times and you put your mind into it even if you really aren't thinking about it, it almost makes you not wanna go for walks anymore in places like that. But I try not to think about that when I do go walk my pup on the trails. I try to just go to the local parks with a paved walking trail. Where kids play ball and such. There is usually a creek we follow that's somewhat shallow in most spots. So we can see the fish and ducks and all, but not many woods around. Or we'll take the Appalachian trail on the east coast side. I'm about 6 miles for that trail. Some places it gets kinda woody as far as being thick while other spots there'll be houses or farms. But are still scary at times! Not only watch for big predators/animals but also dangerous people like killers, robbers, rapist and such that also hide in the thick brush/woods. I try to walk a few miles to and from. Then we go to the ice cream shop and I get us both an ice cream or maybe get myself a milk shake and my pup one of those pup cups with vanilla ice cream and a bone or 2 in his bowl. That's a treat for us both for making it through the trails without any injuries and back home alive. So be careful out there folks, predators are just as bad on land as what they are in water
3 месяца назад+8
Is this a real post or are you just doing an experiment to see if someone will read a novel about nothing relevant?
Careful listening to sounds. Know that animals are in fact watching you and don’t want you seeing them, they are very good at that. You’re safer MAKING sounds. Bears and mountain lion are terrified by the sound of a human voice and will clear the area when they hear us coming. Now, with this bear that was protecting food, that bear would have likely confronted him if he heard the man coming due to being protective of its food. If it were a black bear, it would likely vacate and return once you’ve passed. Watching this video has reminded me to be loud in the woods and not hang too long in areas that might look like food storage layers for bears. Look at the young woman who was lost in the bob Marshall bear complex in montaba for like 7+ days. She survived mainly because she was loud and practiced bear safety. She saw grizzly tracks but never encountered one. She didn’t have gear with her, slept against trees with her little dog. She says she clapped and sang to keel her spirits up and bears away. You can get bear bells but they’re not actually loud enough. That’s why joking alone isn’t recommended because it’s hard to remember to talk to ourself while hiking lol. And other hikers seem to think it’s weird when they see me doing it. However, I also hike in popular safe areas where the weather and terrain is more dangerous than predators and where a lot of people are. So I encounter smother hiker like every 20-60 minutes.
Know the animals in your area. I live in an area where the most deadly creature I can encounter is another human in the woods. We have the 4- cougar, wolf, coyote, and black bear but due to the popularity of hunting here and the lack of hiking culture here, animals are evasive and humans can be weirdos here. Where I enjoy hiking, the people tend to be safer more predictable, out there for the same reason. The predators out there are the same but it’s more likely to encounter them versus weirdo humans. And in that, the first website and visitor center tend to have good advice for dealing with an encounter. Trust me when I say you’re far scarier to them than the other way around. Overarchingly, animals associate us with guns, fire, and hunting with dogs and other men. Not that the encounter will be a cake walk, but hopefully that gives you piece(peace?) of mind. Most ppl only ever see the rear hinder of a black bear which helps me when I’m out there.
It's a Polar Bear's true nature to tap on a tent, begging patiently for granola bars. This extremely aggressive behavior was highly unexpected. RIP Polar Buddy, so sorry you seemed grumpy and were killed.
I just saw a huge building with all kinds of rooms, wth are these people doing out in a TENT in polar bear country?? They're called lunch, not researchers. He didn't even put an electric perimeter around that damn flimsy ass tent! No rifle or pistol, no bear spray.... and then at the end... it always ends the same The bear shot and killed==another one. He was starving, going on instinct. They ARE wild animals. I'm sorry he died but he shouldn't have been tenting the way he was.
The last young man who was killed by a grizzly, his death is uncalled for. His supervisors should be charged for sending s lone man without firearms or bear spray to his death. Anyone should know how risky his assignment was. This young man died because of stupidity. Shame
My son is an archeologist. I worry about him although he is seldom sent out alone. Even when out with a group they are separated by some distance, 50 yards I think. They are not allowed to carry weapons which I think is ridiculous considering they are usually in remote areas. Once my son was in an area with a high concentration of bears and requested bear spray for everyone. He was given a whistle- one whistle. The bosses don't understand or care. They are pencil pushers tucked away safe and sound in a fancy office in some big building in the city. Most, if not all of them are probably business majors whose idea of wilderness adventure is a picnic in a city park.
They almost should make sleeping bags out of that metal stuff that knives can’t get through or like a bulletproof vest and if you do try to get eaten out of your tent, at least you got some protection
For anyone Asking stupid Questions like: How did he know what they did and what they felt? Well he doesn't know that, but How can you Imagine him telling those stories and making them interresting? I mean, without those Additions, every story would be no longer than: He/She went there on this date and bear attacked them! The end!
Fr, and a lot of the time when he narrates the story, he expresses how they would’ve felt common emotions such as fear when it comes to being eaten alive/attacked. People who ask that dumbass question like “How do you know how they felt?” are just ignorant. Like, how do you expect him to not feel fear? (which is usually how he narrates how the victim feels.)?
Here's comment from an incident where a bear, several actually, killed a hunter at a Narwal kill/processing site in Nunavut, Canada. Terrorized and injured three others for several days. Locals had a surprising take on the burgeoning beat population. August 2018. "Nunavut’s second polar bear death this summer sparked widespread outrage Wednesday among Inuit, who feel their lives are being endangered by hunting restrictions imposed by southerners." No shortage of polar bears according to latest data and Inuit self observation, humans tho?
It's not the seal meat that polar bears go after,it's the blubber,also not only seals,belugas, narwhals and fish,also on vegetation,mainly go after blubber, people should learn of the arctic before commenting or researching polar bears,thank you for understanding,I'm am from the far north called Nunavut,and yes wehavebears in outback yard.
It's just added story they only know the bear killed him its the same thing in wildlife stories they take a bunch of footage and manifest a story to it
"Goat meat" I'm sure a big cat will (if no other choice) eat any kind of meat but it makes me wonder w the petting zoo of goats why the big cats meal was goat meat an otherwise meat that's not it's natural food meat source?
Hello again, a man sadly lost his life to a moose in the news, did you see that? And besides the honey badger from before, remember me, what about death by kangaroo? Peace.
This is why animal shouldn’t be kept in circuses. These are wild animals. There’s never a chance at 100% safety. Plus, it’s just using wild animals for the amusement of paying customers, that’s wrong.
If I voice concerns for my safety in what I believe may be a dangerous area and my boss ignores it, I will pack my things and walk out of the job. No job is worth risking your life for and it’s obvious his boss thought him expendable.
Who the hell would be in a tent there in that place where polar bears were with no shotgun?
I thought the same thing !!
People are just ignorant!!!! Camping in the woods, people should always bring a weapon cause you never know what's lurking out there.
Most of these incidents happen because people aren't careful enough. Or too ignorant to notice the danger around them.
Usually Polar Bears tap on the tents begging for granola bars. Then wait patiently for their treat. This aggressive behavior was extremely unexpected.
Klondike bar. Could be political beliefs: some people refuse to touch firearms. I’m wondering why his coworkers didn’t try to warn him.
If the person was alone and they died how do you know what they were doing and thinking?
It's just part of the show. He has to add something in that area of thinking. He doesn't know but he is taking a good guess. That's all. 😊
They interviewed the Tigers.
Ya mother told him
@@Okaybobthat was a good one 😂😂
Common sense, Seriously...........
Camping in a tent in Svalbard should be illegal. Really bad for your health.
Why would people use only a tent in polar bear areas? It is a final affliction driven by an obsession with being one with nature
Usually people have guides with guns and electric perimeters
Wow, no bear spray or nothing doesn't make sense .
Does if you are suicidal!
Seeing that polar bear get through that small window was scary....i didnt think he would fit through it😮
I as well.
Their not as big as they look. Much is furr and fat
@@Mr.Event501 having seen one in person, and a short distance away I can confirm they are fucking massive even if it's mostly fur and fat, fat is still weight it makes you physically bigger, fur makes them appear bigger sure but they're still fucking huge way bigger than I thought they'd be
Wild animals shouldn't be use for entertainment they belong in the wild or if they're injured or can't no longer live the wild due to being raised by humans they need to go into a type of sanctuary.
Maybe they could send the bear an email. 😂 (jk like ur comment)
I don’t understand why anyone would just go into bear country without any firearms or weapons of any kind. Moreover, I don’t get why you’d stay inside a tent in bear country or even big cat country. Insane. There’s no difference to walking through a bad part or even a good part of Memphis TN waving cash around where everyone can see you. People can be so dumb.
When I arrived at Elmendorf AFB, in Anchorage AK, the first class they gave us, was do not go into the wilderness without, at the very least a 12guage shotgun with 00 buckshot! Again they stressed this very much.
🏴 these were experienced outdoors men they knew the risks why didnd carry a firearm why was Adam allowed to work alone I hope the company had legal action taken against them 😮
I agree why not carry a firearm some animals can be animals no stopping them with GET.
Johan must have snorted too many cigarettes. Sleep in a tent with starving polar bears nearby? Johan qualifies for the Darwin Award.
It makes me so happy to know that there is no longer circuses because of how all the animals are treated. They are wild animals regardless if you raised them since they were born! It's their instincts to attack anything for food even humans obviously. Sometimes you cannot blame these poor animals for attacking humans in the circus cause they are not fed enough plus they get whipped to do tricks and so much goes on behind the scenes that is so sad.
Nope, there are still many circuses that operate with wild animals. They have a strict rule of no cellphones out allowed and have staff everywhere looking out just for cellphones and if seen with your phone out, you’re automatically kicked out of the premises. And yes, here is the US.
His employer waited two days to report him missing?
I grew up in northern Cali and lived in the eastern sierras. Hunted in bear trap basin. Been around mountain lions, bears, wolves and bunch of predators but no way in hell I'd want to even be in same vicinity of polar bears 😬
Yeah I remember hearing of the story where that little boy ended up in a Polar Bear exhibit and got torn literally in half. They shot the poor bears too. These things look at us like food because of their imposing size. Really, any hungry carnivore/omnivore is extremely dangerous and people need to be reminded of this fact because often enough, this survival knowledge is forgotten in the urban cities.
I find it hard to feel sorry for those that keep these beautiful animals looked up in a circus I mean what kind of life is that for a wild animal. Disgusting and sad
We humans literally destroy everything we touch. These animals can’t survive when they keep loosing habitat,it’s so heartbreaking to see 😢
There is not a single thing humans do that other animals don't. Torture, habitat destruction, hunting for sport, extinction of other species, you name it. We're all a part of this ecosystem.
I know what you’re saying, but keep on mind humans are also the ones reversing environmental damage, and desertification.
You have the greatest imagination, Praise God he gave some of us lots of Common sense 🙏
If you lay down in a tent in bear country? Why wasn't he where the other men were sleeping. At least they say humans should carry a weapon.
I feel for Johan, but no one in their right mind sleeps in an unguarded tent in Svalbard.
Adam's employers were awful.
This is why animal shouldn’t be kept in circuses. These are wild animals. There’s never a chance at 100% safety. Plus, it’s just using wild animals for the amusement of paying customers, that’s wrong.
Hi ! Quand vas-tu parler de la tique et de la maladie de Lyme ? Ce sont AUSSI des bestioles sauvages, et ELLES TUENT 😬, aussi petites soient-elles ...
👻
RIP Yang:(
I had just arrived by Scout in Glacier Bay as the plane disappeared beyond the icy peaks a towering massive Klondike broke through from beneath the cold waters with a hungry stare. I was fortunate to carry with me at all times my signature Davey Crockett Bowie knife and made quick work of the beast.
Tall tales.
Adam’s boss should be held accountable for not providing safety measures 😢
True but it’s also Wyoming; anyone can buy a gun.
I love,the reservist help to,save ALL these WILD ANIMALS
I hate seeing wild animals in cages. It’s abuse and torture! It needs to be against the law everywhere with serious consequences! Don’t support any show that has animals involved!
This is why I only hike in black bear country. I will never sleep in a tent in brown bear country. Black bear country is soooooo much safer.
Safer and that is also my policy, but predatory black bears are in some ways more frightening than a surprised grizzly.
Polar Bear, Tiger & Grizzly Bear Attacks Employees
Dense bush, rough terrain, to late/to close for the use of gun or bear spray, and that is what i did encounter often, mostly black bears, my dog let me know, a little Shelty, wonder, who else have had good experiences with dogs who warn for bears ?
That's why the circus is dangerous. How many people and animals have to die before humans learn to leave them in their natural environment?? Zoos too
All the stories are so sad. I don't understand how it too four days to find the last man. Didn't they say at the beginning he saw him on the GPS moving?
It's a extreme tragedy that yohan was killed protecting the wilderness and wildlife that was in that area and one of the wild animals that he was there to protect is what ultimately was his destruction sad sad sad!!!!
‘an’ extreme, not ‘a’ extreme.
big deal, may be go and do something useful ? like nitting socks or so
@@ertsixbarf ‘may be’ is one word, ‘maybe’.
‘nitting’ is ‘knitting’.
And your first sentence, if you want to call it that, is a statement and not a question. (?)
You’re worse than the first person.
i was concentrating on the bears, writing was not my thing since i lived in the woods, and then, i am Dutch so sorry, but i can help you whith Dutch language
@@ertsixbarf Nee bedankt, ik ken al Nederlands.
This is rerun! But still good 👍
I wonder if they make a kevlar sleeping bag or maybe one made of stainless steel.
It's an occupational hazard😢
That was stupid from him to be alone in the bush knowing he could be attacked by a bear 🐻! They always got fhe same problem be bushes explorer and died at the end
He was just doing his job and his employers didn't care about his concerns.
Story 3 Adam I hate that he died truly but he was obviously not very intelligent knowingly going into bear country without a firearm or not even bear bear spray…
The last video was super sad. Not only did the ranger guy get attacked by a big grizzly or whatever kind of bear it was, but he must of brought along his little dog too. I seen it near the end as they showed a review when he was leaving his tent to travel the long hike uphill before encountering the bear hidden in the brush. I feel bad for his friends and family and I do at least hope his pup made it out alive. That would give the family and friends a little comfort I'd hope. When I go for walks in the park where it's heavily wooded I try to listen for sounds and always watch my back. Or try to anyways, I also try to pay attention to any animals or predators bigger than me. I also bring my little dog along for comfort and company. But when I walk him I try to walk in open areas where I can at least run to some kind of safety if possible. Watching these videos is a big help at times, but also scary too. I mean if you and your friends, family or pets are walking the trails in a park or the woods or even in tbe wide open at times and you put your mind into it even if you really aren't thinking about it, it almost makes you not wanna go for walks anymore in places like that. But I try not to think about that when I do go walk my pup on the trails. I try to just go to the local parks with a paved walking trail. Where kids play ball and such. There is usually a creek we follow that's somewhat shallow in most spots. So we can see the fish and ducks and all, but not many woods around. Or we'll take the Appalachian trail on the east coast side. I'm about 6 miles for that trail. Some places it gets kinda woody as far as being thick while other spots there'll be houses or farms. But are still scary at times! Not only watch for big predators/animals but also dangerous people like killers, robbers, rapist and such that also hide in the thick brush/woods. I try to walk a few miles to and from. Then we go to the ice cream shop and I get us both an ice cream or maybe get myself a milk shake and my pup one of those pup cups with vanilla ice cream and a bone or 2 in his bowl. That's a treat for us both for making it through the trails without any injuries and back home alive. So be careful out there folks, predators are just as bad on land as what they are in water
Is this a real post or are you just doing an experiment to see if someone will read a novel about nothing relevant?
Did you just ask that or are you just down right stupid?
I hope you have a gun also❤ Be safe.
Careful listening to sounds. Know that animals are in fact watching you and don’t want you seeing them, they are very good at that. You’re safer MAKING sounds. Bears and mountain lion are terrified by the sound of a human voice and will clear the area when they hear us coming. Now, with this bear that was protecting food, that bear would have likely confronted him if he heard the man coming due to being protective of its food. If it were a black bear, it would likely vacate and return once you’ve passed. Watching this video has reminded me to be loud in the woods and not hang too long in areas that might look like food storage layers for bears.
Look at the young woman who was lost in the bob Marshall bear complex in montaba for like 7+ days. She survived mainly because she was loud and practiced bear safety. She saw grizzly tracks but never encountered one. She didn’t have gear with her, slept against trees with her little dog. She says she clapped and sang to keel her spirits up and bears away. You can get bear bells but they’re not actually loud enough. That’s why joking alone isn’t recommended because it’s hard to remember to talk to ourself while hiking lol. And other hikers seem to think it’s weird when they see me doing it. However, I also hike in popular safe areas where the weather and terrain is more dangerous than predators and where a lot of people are. So I encounter smother hiker like every 20-60 minutes.
Know the animals in your area. I live in an area where the most deadly creature I can encounter is another human in the woods. We have the 4- cougar, wolf, coyote, and black bear but due to the popularity of hunting here and the lack of hiking culture here, animals are evasive and humans can be weirdos here. Where I enjoy hiking, the people tend to be safer more predictable, out there for the same reason. The predators out there are the same but it’s more likely to encounter them versus weirdo humans. And in that, the first website and visitor center tend to have good advice for dealing with an encounter. Trust me when I say you’re far scarier to them than the other way around. Overarchingly, animals associate us with guns, fire, and hunting with dogs and other men. Not that the encounter will be a cake walk, but hopefully that gives you piece(peace?) of mind. Most ppl only ever see the rear hinder of a black bear which helps me when I’m out there.
It's a Polar Bear's true nature to tap on a tent, begging patiently for granola bars. This extremely aggressive behavior was highly unexpected. RIP Polar Buddy, so sorry you seemed grumpy and were killed.
The bears technically have increased in numbers ..
I just saw a huge building with all kinds of rooms, wth are these people doing out in a TENT in polar bear country?? They're called lunch, not researchers. He didn't even put an electric perimeter around that damn flimsy ass tent! No rifle or pistol, no bear spray.... and then at the end... it
always ends the same
The bear shot and killed==another one. He was starving, going on instinct. They ARE wild animals. I'm sorry he died but he shouldn't have been tenting the way he was.
Big things come in small packages. Those little Sun bears are ferocious!
The last young man who was killed by a grizzly, his death is uncalled for. His supervisors should be charged for sending s lone man without firearms or bear spray to his death. Anyone should know how risky his assignment was. This young man died because of stupidity. Shame
My son is an archeologist. I worry about him although he is seldom sent out alone. Even when out with a group they are separated by some distance, 50 yards I think. They are not allowed to carry weapons which I think is ridiculous considering they are usually in remote areas. Once my son was in an area with a high concentration of bears and requested bear spray for everyone. He was given a whistle- one whistle. The bosses don't understand or care. They are pencil pushers tucked away safe and sound in a fancy office in some big building in the city. Most, if not all of them are probably business majors whose idea of wilderness adventure is a picnic in a city park.
They almost should make sleeping bags out of that metal stuff that knives can’t get through or like a bulletproof vest and if you do try to get eaten out of your tent, at least you got some protection
He would have been better off sleeping in an igloo, than that tent.
Y'all couldn't have given that trapeze artist a net? **sigh*
One camper uses an electric fence to keep them at bay when they touch it the shocks scares it and makes them run away so will bear spray
Michael Jameson's tigers as part of a b-roll.
Seen a polar at zoo last week size of an SUV i didn't see sny ignorants who feed themselves to bear
Adam’s supervisor sucks
The wistle when you talk hurts my ears sometimes. I'm sorry. But that sucks lol
Same here I've had to turn it down 🙉
Two of the creatures noticed that the man was not looking down at his hands when he shut the gate?????
Sad that he had to die in his own habitat 💔 Rip to the gentleman that was killed. Double the loss 😞
Why in the hell would Adam’s employer wait to call on rescue?? Obviously somethings wrong when he doesn’t arrive when expected
Ugh I still think back to the late fall I walked around in that grand Teton area without bear spray and alone for a few hours.
For anyone Asking stupid Questions like: How did he know what they did and what they felt?
Well he doesn't know that, but How can you Imagine him telling those stories and making them interresting? I mean, without those Additions, every story would be no longer than: He/She went there on this date and bear attacked them! The end!
Exactly!! 😂
Fr, and a lot of the time when he narrates the story, he expresses how they would’ve felt common emotions such as fear when it comes to being eaten alive/attacked. People who ask that dumbass question like “How do you know how they felt?” are just ignorant. Like, how do you expect him to not feel fear? (which is usually how he narrates how the victim feels.)?
I will forever love the theme song at the end.
Gads! Why would he had risk being in a flimsy tent alone & without a weapon in Polar Bear country anyway?
But R.I.P. Guy anyway.
I just can't stand the lisp n whistle to this guys voice is to much to where I can't even watch it
How could Adam go into grizzly Forest without a gun tranquilizer knife like the Bear's eyes and his eyes connected I don't understand that smh
People need to stay out of animals front rooms😢
Here's comment from an incident where a bear, several actually, killed a hunter at a Narwal kill/processing site in Nunavut, Canada. Terrorized and injured three others for several days. Locals had a surprising take on the burgeoning beat population. August 2018.
"Nunavut’s second polar bear death this summer sparked widespread outrage Wednesday among Inuit, who feel their lives are being endangered by hunting restrictions imposed by southerners."
No shortage of polar bears according to latest data and Inuit self observation, humans tho?
It's not the seal meat that polar bears go after,it's the blubber,also not only seals,belugas, narwhals and fish,also on vegetation,mainly go after blubber, people should learn of the arctic before commenting or researching polar bears,thank you for understanding,I'm am from the far north called Nunavut,and yes wehavebears in outback yard.
Not his eye being torn out its socket. Yeesh.
SMH NO WORDS
Dont camp there ! And dont kill them!
Did he say, the Adams Family??
Circuses need to be shut down.
they need to evolve to not use animals, but still be entertaining
It's just added story they only know the bear killed him its the same thing in wildlife stories they take a bunch of footage and manifest a story to it
Stay out of their territory
"Goat meat" I'm sure a big cat will (if no other choice) eat any kind of meat but it makes me wonder w the petting zoo of goats why the big cats meal was goat meat an otherwise meat that's not it's natural food meat source?
O k so how do they know exactly what happened to adam. He was obviously killed by a bear. But they act like they know the exact event
Oh my 😢
Total fools. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
Wait so did everyone just die? No pew pews??
Did you watch the video?
He don't his experience tells a lot and I think he been in the same kinds of things
Are you drunk or incapable of forming sentences?
Is this supposed to be new?
Yep, smoking kills
Hello again, a man sadly lost his life to a moose in the news, did you see that? And besides the honey badger from before, remember me, what about death by kangaroo? Peace.
FA.... everything good??.. you have been using images from movies and fake (funny) videos...
bro, what are you saying? 💀 Fake images and videos? It’s called using documentaries and images released to the public.
Yo wasn't sleeping with say a 44 mag? Kinda his fault you ask me.
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This is why animal shouldn’t be kept in circuses. These are wild animals. There’s never a chance at 100% safety. Plus, it’s just using wild animals for the amusement of paying customers, that’s wrong.