Bear eating cow alive.

[Destor]

Brootal.

Not as bad as the Komodo Dragon eating the live deer fetus straight from the mothers womb.

Yeah nature gives zero fuks, eating babies is the least dangerous way to survive when any injury can mean your own demise as a wild animal

Don’t need to watch it tho, we’re fortunate to be out of the food chain

[p7nk]

Was not expecting that strength level, fuk

Yeah "the average mature cow weight is around 1,400 pounds" and that bear was moving that thing around with this his mouth and neck like it was a rag doll...

[bsrkoacar2]

source? they released wolves in Colorado? wtf

Look it up. It was on the last ballot and everybody who lived on the front range voted for it. They released like 60 wolves around vail area and rocky mountain national park is what I heard on a podcast.... But wolves have been established in Colorado for at least 10 years. I've seen them with my own eyes while hunting around the Craig area. Not just lone wolves either, we saw a large pack. I was talking in private with a state biologist and she admitted that they knew about the wolf populations in Colorado but they couldn't go public with it because they wanted funding from the federal government by releasing them.

[bsrkoacar2]

source? they released wolves in Colorado? wtf

https://biologicaldiversity.org/w/ne...duced%20wolves.



I've heard rumors from respected hunting guides that there are grizzlies in northern Colorado now as well. I believe them. We've been seeing them in places for the first time in 100 years throughout Wyoming. It wouldn't be unrealistic for some to wonder down the continental divide into the Walden area... That's where there have been sightings.

[TDR24]

Looked like a juvenile cow, so not as big and heavy as a fully grown mother, but fook nature anyway.

[Oddball8945]

black bear going hard here, where i live they run away basically ghost of the woods. they like poptarts and junk food, killed a few that way

[NitrogenWidget]

this bear just folded the car door window frame over.
and it looked like a small bear based on it wasn't denting the cars while standing on them and you didn't see the shocks dip much.
imagine what a bigger bear could do.

[whitepaper]

As an avid beef eater, and meat supporter......this is actually pretty sad. Poor cow.



Will still eat meat, idgaf....but still sad watching the poor thing alive, guts out, and being dragged for the bear to him/her alive until it bleeds out

[Vhagar]

And they can outrun, outswim, and outclimb you while having the strencgth of 4x grown men.

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Turns out, monsters are real.

Lol 4 men?

4 Gregor Cleganes maybe if it’s a small Bear

[bsrkoacar2]

As an avid beef eater, and meat supporter......this is actually pretty sad. Poor cow.



Will still eat meat, idgaf....but still sad watching the poor thing alive, guts out, and being dragged for the bear to him/her alive until it bleeds out

Mother nature has no mercy. I respect the food chain and understand that predators play a vital role in the ecology. But humans can fill that niche too and do so in a much more humane way. Nothing as humane as a well placed bullet. Confusing that organizations like PETA want to rewild the rural areas (release grizzlies and wolves) while simultaneously banning hunting and outlawing predator management.... They actually did that with the wolves in Colorado. They wrote in the bill that the wolves will never be a game animal and defined them as a protected species. When the feds released wolves back into Yellowstone, the state of Wyoming at least allowed land owners and ranchers the freedom to shoot wolves on sight as well as opened a wolf hunting season to manage the population.... Even with the "extreme" wolf management, their populations boomed and they are established in every single portion of the state.... Say good bye to Colorado's elk, deer, and moose populations. Also feel bad for the ranchers. They can't do anything legally to prevent wolf predation on their cattle. Ultimately the state of Colorado will end up paying guides to cull the wolf population at some point on the tax payers dollars. Where they could have just opened up a hunting season and made money to put back into the conservation of all species. Some backwards California predator management policies.

[Fuggettabowteet]

I saw 2 wolves eating an elk a few weeks ago. Right off the interstate. The elk heard was less than a hundred yards away. The snow was too deep so they had no where to go. We're just getting picked off my wolves. That was in Wyoming but close to the Colorado border. There's already wolves in Colorado.

Last year a small pack killed 25 full grown cows just outside my town. They surplus kill. Just start tearing everything apart. Fuking psychopaths.

Surplus killing. Kinda reminds me of...

[Fuggettabowteet]

Mother nature has no mercy. I respect the food chain and understand that predators play a vital role in the ecology. But humans can fill that niche too and do so in a much more humane way. Nothing as humane as a well placed bullet. Confusing that organizations like PETA want to rewild the rural areas (release grizzlies and wolves) while simultaneously banning hunting and outlawing predator management.... They actually did that with the wolves in Colorado. They wrote in the bill that the wolves will never be a game animal and defined them as a protected species. When the feds released wolves back into Yellowstone, the state of Wyoming at least allowed land owners and ranchers the freedom to shoot wolves on sight as well as opened a wolf hunting season to manage the population.... Even with the "extreme" wolf management, their populations boomed and they are established in every single portion of the state.... Say good bye to Colorado's elk, deer, and moose populations. Also feel bad for the ranchers. They can't do anything legally to prevent wolf predation on their cattle.

Elk, deer and moose existed in an ecosystem along with wolves for thousands of years. They won't go extinct from wolf predation. Habitat loss is the number one factor for local extinction.

[Jasonw1178]

What is the point of lifting when you are a weak species like Human? You can lift all you want, juicemax to the point you need to have a port installed or an IV running solid test and you'll still get mogged by just about any animal half your weight or bigger.

[Adam16121]

[YungSodomy]

I've always wondered why bears have been romanticized as soft, cuddly creatures we give to toddlers as comforting tools.

[Mercworx]

Most guns will not stop a bear. Maybe a 12 gauge. But a handgun is useless. Skull is too thick and body can take a lot of ammo. You could always aim at the eyes but only chance of that is if the bear is basically on top of you, and good luck aiming a gun at that point. Read a story about a black bear out west that literally took 30 rounds of .45 and was still alive days alive roaming around.

Hell most pistol calibers barely work on people half the time.

I agree you need a 12ga slug minimum. But if you HAD to only Cary a pistol into bear country I think a 10mm wouldn’t be the worst.

[mr.left hook]

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[bsrkoacar2]

Elk, deer and moose existed in an ecosystem along with wolves for thousands of years. They won't go extinct from wolf predation. Habitat loss is the number one factor for local extinction.

I didn't say they would go extinct. Colorado has the largest elk herd in the USA. But they won't for long... Each wolf kills 20+ elk per year. They will directly compete with humans and the number of elk tags will be reduced. That is a fact. It's also a myth that they only weed out the weak animals. Sure they do, but they are also capable of chasing down prime elk and slowly bite at their hamstrings until they colapse. Then they eat them alive.

[Fuggettabowteet]

I didn't say they would go extinct. Colorado has the largest elk herd in the USA. But they won't for long... Each wolf kills 20+ elk per year. They will directly compete with humans and the number of elk tags will be reduced. That is a fact. It's also a myth that they only weed out the weak animals. Sure they do, but they are also capable of chasing down prime elk and slowly bite at their hamstrings until they colapse. Then they eat them alive.

I interpreted your phrase "say goodbye" to mean go locally extinct. I'm an actual biologist btw.

[TokenV]

[dontstopbelief]

Bears are possibly THE most savage creatures on the planet fking LOL whenever I hear about people camping in Bear country, pure darwinism in action.

I'd probably rather run into an African male Lion than a Grizzly.

[r0undNr0und]

fucck

they dont even kill you first they just eat you alive starting from the stomach (disembowelment)

there is that story of that women being attacked by bear and calling her mom while getting eaten alive screaming for help fuuuuuuuuu

[alltrapbrah]

[wasp9166]

I've killed and eaten cows, pigs, deer, fish, goats, turkeys, etc. Basically anything I want to eat will be killed and is no match for me. If I wanted to eat that pathetic bear in the video, he'd be dead too. Feels good to be an apex predator.

A weapon doesn't make you an apex predator

Smh

[demfeelsbro]

bears scare the chit outta me....you encounter one in the wild, and you have to gun, you're done

[wickedman]

I could take it. Just poke its eyes and it is game over.

[Evolutionary1]

If you get attacked by a bear it will do the same thing

Eat the meat of your ass cheeks while you're still alive

[stayhomeneet]

And they can outrun, outswim, and outclimb you while having the strencgth of 4x grown men.



Turns out, monsters are real.

And all it takes is one clean shot.

[Scartown]

lmfaoooo

[FlipBrah]

Faurk mirin the protein intake

Bears gonna be hyuge