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When the brown bear got the left overs from wolves, a bit after, there was literally a tiny sound, like weird knock just before music grew. That sound was a Eurasian capercaillie aka wood grouse during mating season. It is a wild 'chicken bird' of northern forests, quite large and during that time aggressive as well. The sound the male makes during his mating dance is very iconic of it so even just a tiny few knocks it lets out of his throat are enough to make me certain. No bird in sight in the film. But absolutely somewhere near the camera+microphone at that time. I am some what surprised the crew ignored it - or that it was cut out if they did not - because bears are easier to get on camera even with cubs than those birds having their mating dance. That said - a word on the aggressiveness. During other times of the year they will first try to hide and then scare the living daylights out of you as you walk in the forest by suddenly flying off from practically under your feet. But in the mating season - the males are known to attack grown men. I even remember a bit of news of a brave 10-year old Finnish boy who was attacked - and as he knew he could not get away - he went for the birds neck to defend himself and twisted it to kill it. The bird hanging from his hold was about as long as he was tall - and the carried it home. They are hunted at certain time of year - so it is a game bird - but he had no intentions of hunting. Nope the kid had just been on his way home from the school and as Finland is covered 75-85% of some kind of forests - he just was bit unlucky and darn cool headed. Oh well - would have been cool to see a small clip of the dance as it was certainly going on somewhere near by. But I do really like bears - the brown bear is the Finnish national animal.

I want them home🙂❤

Aap kahan se ho ham India se hai

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And good luck and all the best to you!

@@FreeDocumentaryNature Thank you! ☺

Its documentaries like these that show well beyond proof that there is Intelligent Design behind the complex world of all animals.

Jasmine...GROW THE PHUK UP!!! There allways has been allways will be change in the climate. Reboot your mind before it's all smoked.

Nice statement but the climate has always been changing since the beginning

Tina Cassar from North Wales UK.Well narrated Excellent photography and documentary

Glad you enjoyed it

Excellent! The bear vibes you put out there were received. 🐻

Like Asking Which City is Best.. Rome or Paris..?

NOT a dead one.

I get the office reference 🤣

@@stef6465 finally 😂😂😂🤣

Grizzly Andy peover

Always. 😉

Thank you for sharing that awesome comment AniFam. We’ve got lots more so stay tuned and feel free to check out all our releases under the VIDEOS OR PLAYLIST TABS. 🥰🙏🐻

@@FreeDocumentaryNature Sure, I will~🤗👍

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Pummeling* plummeting is falling from a high height

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Thank you everyone else is just “omg how cute”

They need to hire me,i'd do it for free

Damn 😜

Animals are the worst.

@@hankgoresich6836 And humans aren't? Animals have souls 💕💙 some humans well, no. 😱

@@caraodoherty5940 Animals have no soul. We romanticize and anthropomorphize them in ways that are completely absurd. They operate strictly on the instinct to survive, spending their entire day snorting around in the dirt for their next pile of grubs to wolf down or their next rabbit to rip to shreds as it wails in agony. Nature ain't Disney

You might get a hint in the credits.

Sloth?

No time for ripen.

That’s funny because there aren’t bear that naturally inhabit Africa. I’m Curious when and how the name originated.🤔

@@TheBigLeeg Brown bears once lived in Africa's Atlas Mountains in the 1800s.

Swedish bjoern. Spanish Oso 🐻

Latin Ursa

Did you hit your hand with a rock, dumb human. 😅😂🤣

Glad you liked it Mr. Animalover 🥰

@@FreeDocumentaryNature Loved it like it was my own son. Lol.

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