Lol!😄😄

Lol

Not to mention there were witnesses to his failure!

I thought that's what happened, but then thought maybe the camera angle fooled me.

I thought the same thing!

Honestly...it REALLY REALLY makes that person sound like a stoopid simpleton clapping like that and carrying on when the bear got into the water !! 🤦🤦

Maybe he does that every day

Knucklehead 🤣

@@jamesfountain6183 , Ya, the morons w the camera really ruined the video. Talking to the bear like it really understood. They were lucky the bear wasnt hungry & just playing around.

Hahahaha! I wasn't expecting someone to write that!!!

@Dave Wolf , I live in bear central, bush Alaska. On hot days they love the water. Your RIGHT about the gun thou. Bigger the better. They WERE lucky that wadnt a hungry bear or it would have been another Tredwell incident. ( Grizzly man, moron)

Dave Wolf, MORON was grizzly man, not you. I shoulda been more exact. Sorry....

Definitely All species of bear are excellent swimmers, so good in fact that many times they use their superior swimming ability to overtake and kill very large prey that would otherwise be able to defend themselves on dry land, especially big bull moose.

@@Gunners_Mate_Guns really. I didn’t know that shit. Thanks

@@Brian_yeah_that_brian_Strang You're welcome.

That wasn't really a waterfall. More of a rapid.

I'm thinking, this bear is going over something big like Niagara Falls.

…and that’s why you clicked on it. Me too!

@@CR25325 Yup

If that's a waterfall I'm Mao Zedong.

Misleading title

Yeah apparently he does this daily for a free picnic basket Lol

@@zuluwarrior1648 He and Boo-Boo split the contents of the basket, of course. They just have to stay out of sight of Mr. Ranger.

G’day mate! Australia

No doubt, upper or lower falls would've been bad.

Lol!!!

That's pretty good!

Hahaha

@@user-es3vx9te9v cause I'm not wild?

😂😂 My feet were tying together in knots under the blanket until I saw him get out!!

👍 I don't like recommended vids but I really enjoyed this one

Excellent swimmers, that's what you took from this video?

yet cant tell what time it is.

it swimms twice as fast than you and most land animals actually.

they can protect you from bees and help you harvest the honey too

Yah, I'm ok with their footage too. Also unlike a lot of park goers, they kept a reasonable distance (in that short bit on land at the end)

@@FlatlandMando Mew

I would've jumped in and saved the poor animal, or at least thrown it a life vest

@@BoleDaPole name checks out

Yes!

Same

Music Hover, lahndan Most deer did not feel relief.

Don't try to escape a bear by going in the water. They swim like fish.

I feel huge relief indeed. I saw the huge fall in Yellowstone. If anything fall from there, it means certain death.

Yeah gotta say after the fall I thought ok the big one is next.

I used roy g biv with a school administrator the other day... they are streamlining the dress code and RED is not allowed, along with black, logos, etc...so silly. Difficult private school, son is a senior with a 4.0. Told him red was a primary color in the visible spectrum..ROY G BIV! He stammered. Told him we weren't buying or ditching new clothes lol

I see your point. I do. but at the same time chances are that moose was actually waiting for you to come over and offer it a cold one and when it determined you were just another groupie he took off, dissapointed.

@@guccicody3647 The moose wanted Moosehead.

2 bears fighting in spain fell from a 60 foot drop on a rocky hill, 1 of them survive, and the other, even if died later, literally just got up and walk away, a human would end like a red spot over those rocks 😆

@@StoneCoolds yeah.. probably but not me though.,

wats class 5 water mate ?

😂👌

And I can't bear the stupid comments, especially references to waterfalls where there ain't none.

Dang shoulda broke 1000 likes for that one 😅

Ya, it otter been an otter!

If they cared they wouldn't be so loud. Typical Americans.

You literally had nothing better to do then to type a long explanation like that?🤔😅

@@lakeozarkrei3767 Presumably, we all have nothing better to do, else we wouldn't be pissing away our time watching YT. The comment goes to the duplicity that clickbait posting does.

@@lakeozarkrei3767 I was looking for a similar comment. "Bear going through rapids" might have been a more accurate title, rather than the clickbait title.

Pedant.

@@alexjones7845 When I read the title I thought the damn bear got swept over Vernal Falls at Yosemite.

WestcoastWheelman I hate that shit!!!

I hate that shit!!!

WestcoastWheelman just for money tho..

Even if dere from da home of da bearz.

🤣

😂

Travel there and do what this grizzly did.

Tell us!

Pound for pound, the average Bear is 700 times stronger than the average human

@@arctodussimus6198 You beat me to it. I was going to say 500-700 times stronger. Grizzly muscle is the 2nd densest on earth. ( Cape buffalo being #1 but not by much. ) I live Alaska bush in bear Central. Use grizzlies to rip out tree stumps & remove beaver dams. Easy trick. Use a sharpshooter shovel & dig a hole under what i want out. Pour pancake syrup down the hole. Bears smell it, rip out the stumps for me for the sweet treat. Beavers are constantly flooding out the land. Dig the hole on the backside at the bottom. Bears rip out the dam, then eat the exposed beavers tearing out their lodges afterwards. WIN WIN!

@@arctodussimus6198 No way. No way 700X stronger. If the average human lifts 100lbs, you mean the average grizzly can lift 700X100=70000 pounds!! That is 35 tons!! No way!!!

@@dannyh8288 Bears don't lift. Pound for pound comparison.

@@JuniorFarquar Sure they do. They lift and flip over tree trunks, etc. Don't go semantic on us...a grizzly is very strong, but not 700 X stronger than a human. No way.

I do...they can out sprint a quarter horse in the first 60 yards! Yikes!

It’s not a grizzly but it’s still very impressive!

This isn't a Grizzly Bear. It's a Black Bear. Black Bears exist in varied colors.

Pure Michigan, knows his bear behavior

The family was annoying. They are the type of people I would never want to be around. Typical suburban/urban dwellers. Guy probably wears sandals with black socks.

Are you just commenting for likes?! I’m confused on why thats even a thing to say. Lol I guess dopamine is hard to come by

This comment makes no sense

@@thomasluby1754 Hey that's me you r referring to in the video. And yes i do wear sandals, but i don't wear socks.

@@natureboy1313 Don't listen to them. You're "Dat bea ova thea " was quite eloquent

LOL!!!!!!!

Very Good One!

41caliber why doesn't this have more likes

You made my day 😂🤣😭

I hate you

I don`t know if you noticed, but that bear actually made landfall on the very same side as it got in, lol.

To clear the bridge, he just needed to walk close up, stand on hind legs and make JAAAAARRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In his place i would use a similar technique for free visiting the local Fast Food too

for sure.

If you really had that dream, it means subconsciously you suspect your family pulling against obstacle, or people who are plaguing you.

He can only hit a top speed of 6 miles an hour; a real wimp.

Yep, all species of bear are excellent swimmers. In fact, Grizzlies are so good at swimming that they often capitalize on the advantage they have in the water to take on very large and dangerous prey that would otherwise be a real problem for them to kill, especially big bull moose.

MEW

What? The waterfall was probably not even 15ft!

@@CreatorOfWhites 🤣

Some of the best swimmers of all land animals, for sure.

Nick Carlson My uncle is like you! He was a geologist in British Columbia and has a couple of photograph albums full of all the amazing photos he took of black and Grizzly bears over his career. Doing all kinds of interesting, funny, smart, things, not surprised so many people like you and my uncle like to watch videos, look at photos, and observe bears in the wild ect..

Because wild bears are awesome this bear almost looked embarrassed when he got to shore and gave a quicklook towards the people

+James Fiddler NO, he was emBEARassed!

I started about 6 months ago, with the whole Timothy Treadwell documentary, now, I'm an expert on them!;) They are addicting!

+fair417 Easy there, Timothy! Maybe you should cut back on bears before you're in a documentary getting your ribs used as a toothpick by a grizzly. Maybe look at sharks for a while. What was Treadwell thinking?

Minus stays in nearby hotels "in compliance with health and safety regulations".

Then he ate them

You are correct that very fat bear will be more buoyant.

+metals its fucking stupid to clap for a bear, the bear doesn't give two shits about what humans think.

I agree! 😄

@@MrMosinNagant1937 That wasn’t the point. The point was, there’s still people who care for animals well being. But you wouldn’t know anything about it, would you?

@@LukezyM you missed my point..

Hope? This is how 95% of the human population would react. Your one of those human hating miserable idiots 👏

+Public Bans yea , what a Gyp

+Public Bans or death

dumb ass bear

Public Bans me too

Me too, I thought I'd be sad, but glad he's ok.

Stop whining.

That bear is a boater. Surfed the pour over for a couple of seconds as well.

And would you apply the same strategy to a human in deadly trouble?

@@Nagy50Magyar No.

@@wannabetowasabe Why the double standard?

@@Nagy50Magyar Due to human intelligence and an opposable thumb. We should be intelligent enough to understand that we should not interfere with natural processes in wildland settings. This is a reason wolves were reintroduced in Yellowstone National Park. The entire ecosystem has benefited from returning this important predator to the ecosystems of the Yellowstone Plateau. We are intelligent enough to see that we caused the health of the elk herd there by eliminating a predator and increased the numbers of elk the habitat could support. This had a huge effect on many other resources or ecosystem components. We (humans) were able to gather data to understand the huge mistake that was made to eliminate this animal. The grizzly bear is another very important component of many ecosystems and the number was dwindling, so we protected them from as much human influence as possible. That, just like the health of the elk herd, is that we don't intervene when elk or bear get sick, drown and fall off cliffs, etc. Treating wildlife like pets interferes with natural selection and leads to genetic modification by humans.

Translation of @@wannabetowasabe's rationalization; "Humans are not part of nature, but the exception, i.e., the superior beings, therefore should enjoy double and multiple standards.

Don't insult Marlin, he once gave mouth to mouth to a muskrat o.O

Old intelligent Marlin Perkins misdiagnosed that one ! 😆

Anyone who swims 6 miles an hour does not need one, even over a waterfall. Do you think that bear was showing off?

@@Nagy50Magyar go suck an egg moron.

@@joecucch8261 Whatever tripped your irrational, hair trigger anger is anyone's guess. Besides, your amygdala, rather than your your central nervous system being your control center says absolutely nothing about my intelligence.

@@Nagy50Magyar Is their something about go suck an egg moron that you don't comprehend moron?

@@joecucch8261 The one who comprehends nothing is you. Calling me a moron is farcical. I am as far over you intellectually as you above an amoeba.

+Lindsay Grove genuine hill-people do ... cue the banjos

what rock do you live under

And....she was right.

Ursus Americanus.

100

You could be right. Grizzlies usually have a prominent shoulder hump, which I don't see on this guy.