AMAZING video of Black Bear Emerging from Den
2016 ж. 18 Сәу.
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thats about how long it takes me to get out of bed each morning
timetraveler
lol!
LOL. you totally beat me to it. LOL!!!
Yester Day 😂🤣😂👏👏
I was thinking the same thing. Lol
always thought bears just went up and left the den one day. did not know it was this long of a process
Me too!
guess they get attached to their homes as well
I knew they popped out periodically to, "$hit in the woods", but didn't realize it was this long of a process either.
Hibernation
Bears are cool
after careful analysis, I have discovered with all the yawning, rubbing, scratching, and excessive sleeping for many hours of the day, I too am a bear 🙂
I too am a bear! ☺
Well, I'm not proud of it, but I am chubby like a bear. I would never call a bear chubby to his or her face tho.
A sentient bear.
😂😂😂
Lol. Exactly
He sleeps for 4 months and he is still tired lol sounds like me
they actually wake up sleep deprived after hibernation and usually have to sleep for days to recuperate
Well he haven't had a meal for 4 months
@@andyf7002 how are they sleep depraved?
@@jacqueline1657 Torpor - the state of reduced bodily activity that occurs during hibernation - is not restful. By the time they emerge, hibernating animals are often sleep-deprived: Most expend huge bursts of energy to arouse themselves occasionally in the winter so their body temperatures don’t dip too low.
@@OsydeousMusic facts and they usually are hungry as shit and angry and immediately looks for food this bear probably was close to not making it if it could not stand
Hes just tired af... It takes alot of work to sleep for 4 months
it is hard work...but that's me, every weekend. :D
Bart Kogut I wish I could sleep for 4 month in the winter and not wake up till spring.
Bart Kogut lol
UTubeIsMuhKrakane Literally lol
John Bortolin ha
What incredible, insightful footage and top job narrating it!
Can't tell if you're being sarcastic.
@@danielas2075 what is sarcastic about the narration? Maybe pull out a Webster's dictionary or Google "sarcastic" ?
The narrator is excellent. Didn't need all that background loud music seen in other videos. Just the facts about the bear. 🧸👍
The guy is obviously being honest of what we’re watching. His voice just sort of blends in well, as if he was standing to the side of the bear.
I think bears are the most beautiful animal. I really enjoyed this, and thank you very much.
Pat, they're all over my yard, feel free to come take as many pics as you want. Bring bear spray.
Hey Pat , you do realize the guy you’re thanking is a bow hunter who shoots the “most beautiful animal” while Bow Hunting! Just thought you ought to know... Sorry but someone had to tell ya...Stay tuned for our next video “How to skin a bear after you bait it and kill it” ....🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻
I disagree, Lion is the most beautiful answer right next the the Tiger
They are majestic looking animals ngl
@@youhan911 I don't know about you fellows, but I want t be at the top of the food chain-- also, all those animals mentioned, are quite tasty if cooked correctly!
Reminds me of my lazy brother sleeping,yawning,scratching,sleeping half drunk and not paying his share of rent.
Hey, if you're making him sleep in a dirt cave with no heat, why should the guy pay rent?
@@bruceparks3124 😂
Sounds like it's time for some tough love.
Never thought about what it is like for a bear to come out of hibernation...
"Where's my weed? I know its around here somewhere."
Skunk cabbage... they actually eat it for a laxative effect after hibernation, as they will often eat clay to plug themselves up for the winter.
No...
Amazing footage. Give this man a national geographic award or something.
It's called getting ur bearings!! Duh
It sure is, especially after sleeping for 4 months!! 🐻
I love it! lol!
Beer rings around my belly.
LOL - nice one!
I get it now!!
Quality of video is great considering its a trail cam
Vinny Mac Yeah it makes you wonder why all the Bigfoot cam footage is so crap rofl, or maybe just fake.
Vinnie, I never could get my trailcam to work. Whatever happened to on off record & photo buttons clearly marked. I lost the instructions if that's what they were supposed to be.😣
@@bluenose6795 you must be fun at parties
A very handsome Big Black Bear, magnificent animal.
Very cool. I have never seen a vid like this before. Kinda comical too! Yawning. Scratching. Stretching. He looked like he was doing bear yoga lol! Thankyou. 🐾🐗
Laura Metheny 🐻 bear not boar lol
pretty sure this is a baptist,not hindu
OML! All these goofy comments. Mine too! Lol. Glad people liked watching him. I love animals.😂😂😂😂🐾🐗
Laura Metheny gives a different meaning to Yogi the bear 😉
+Noah Simmons she said bear, think you need to get your eyes tested.
Very cool, interesting informative, well done video. Thanks for sharing!
Gretschnut k
Well done for all your patient work. You have done us all a great service.
Thanks!
Lost my left eye..!? You should see the other bear
I wonder too, could it have been an eye infection or disease, or birth defect? But probably a fight. It's anyone's guess.
Judy Johnsen could’ve just stumbled into a branch and got it in the eye doesn’t have to be a fight, you’d likely see more scars on his face if it was a fight
Enjoyed your video, concise, interesting and informative about the habits of this bear.
Great work! It's rare to see this kind of footage.
That truly is an amazing video, you were so lucky to be able to capture it and we are truly lucky you did. Thank you for sharing.
And then they killed the bear.
This is as rough as me getting up after my 16 hour hibernation when the summer holidays start.
Thank you so much for sharing. I always wanted to see what bears do when they come out of hibernation. They are so beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed it
This fella is a true chill guy
"He left for good and didn't come back until the next morning." I love that. Sounds like a sentence from a kid's book.
LOL
I learned something, thanks for posting!
Thank you for this unique video! He is stiff & sore like I am on a Monday morning!
I am sore everyday!
This was a really great video. Thank you for taking the time to put it together. What a silky looking boy! I know how he feels too. After a long week at work I sometimes fall asleep on Friday evening only to wake up Saturday evening to eat and go straight to bed until Sunday. It takes a while to remobilize myself. It's a slow process getting up and doing something then going back to bed for a bit, over and over. I can't imagine trying to get up after an entire winter!
Sorry guys this isn't a video about a bear, this is actual footage of me trying to wake up
Puts Berry pie in front of you.. Wakey Wakey. 🤣
A she-bear emerging from den.
Boooo 👎👎👎
Pickeledcoconut lol
suzy klitgaard hands off snakey😂
He looked in good shape considering he hadn't eaten for months; their heartbeat must slow to a crawl.
Yes it does.
One beat per minute I think I've read that somewheres.
Stunning footage; just beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing!
Fascinating. Thanks for putting this together
It makes me sad that he is missing an eye. And that his den collapsed. 😥😥😥
Thank you for putting this video together!!! Legend ❤
This is one of the coolest bear videos I've seen... Awesome job, thanks!
Thanks so much! Awesome work sir!
Bears are so fascinating! We really should appreciate them more.
What's this "we" stuff? You and the rest of the city folk?
@@mikeznel6048 I live in the country and i appreciate the bears..from a distance.why the snarky comment?
So lucky the den didn’t collapse while he was hibernating! Great vid & narration! Thanks so much for posting this 😊
Bears make great contractors 🐻⛑
@In All Honesty bears have been doing this for millions of years bruv they know what they are doing
You did a great job putting that video together ! Very nice !
Very cool. Glad you got this footage.
Thanks for taking the time to edit, narrate, and post this. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This honestly was so cool. I’ve grown up in Alaska my entire life. Been around many black and grizzly bears. Had no clue it took them a while to get out but it obviously makes sense! And holy cow that’s a HUGE black bear. Especially being that he was looking that big after hibernation. I’ve seen some scrawny bears in the spring time.
This video is fascinating; I really appreciate the up-close footage & descriptive narration. I’ve become entranced with the black bear ever since I found out a wayward bear was in my neighborhood. I think they are so beautiful & cute but must remember they are wild animals. Anyways, thanks once again for this educational video.
Nice video, mate! Professional editing and voicing. Good job!
Really enjoyed your video. Watching the big guy get going for season with your commentary was quite interesting.
ME young in the 90s: Rollin and Scratching by Daft Punk, full of energy "Lets conquer the world!" ME in 2020s: Rubbin, Yawning and Scratching, watching a comatose bear video on YTube
Hahahaha
Welll... u cud still conquer, if u are willing to die for something!!
Thanks for making the effort to make this video, it is very interesting !!
Great commentary! Thank you!!!
one of the more enjoyable videos I've seen in a long time made me chuckle great commentary great film clips
I really enjoyed this, thank you.
This is by far the best footage I've ever seen! Awesome thanks for sharing . I live in Rhode Island and we are seeing more black bear sightings on the news I hope I get so lucky enough to see one in person lol from a far that is.
Awesome video thank you so much for showing us a part of this beautiful bears life....Pat
3:01 "he's yawning a lot...stretching, you know doin some yoga as bears do"
Yoga bear rather than Yogi bear?
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing!
Love this! Thanks for posting
This was really good footage. Thanks so much for sharing this. Also thanks for the wonderful narration. Looking forward to your next video. 🌲🌳👍
Thank you very much for sharing. I never saw this before. Normal you think, after he slept, he walks simple away.
I found this video very interesting and I learned a lot. Thank you for posting. I've never hunted black bears and have only seen a handful of them while deer hunting. They truly are beautiful creatures. Thanks again for the lovely video 😘.
Great footage. Fascinating to watch. Thanks for posting this!
Awesome footage. A rare look into a bear's life that most of us never get to see. Thanks for sharing this with us!
Amazing man. Nice video!
This was fascinating a real treat Thank you so much for sharing
Fantastic video. Thank you for posting this
he did more stretches in that week than we do in about 1 year..
Your a cool dude thanks for posting this
Good job editing the videos, and I enjoyed your commentary, too. Thanks for a straight-forward, insightful glimpse at this fascinating creature!
Much appreciated!
So beautiful! I love all bears!
Great Video!
So basically he's just like me. It takes me 4 hours to wake up in the morning.
What an amazing video! Bears! 🐻 🐻💗...thank you for sharing this.
.........I will not forget that bear, and your very interesting narration. A glimpse into a bear coming out of hibernation...watching your vid was worth more than a two hour nat geo. Thank you!
A very well put together video to say the least
Buddy passed on that yawn to me😁🐻
Yep. Then I read your comment and had to yawn again.
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Great video. Thank you for posting.
Greetings from North Michigan Bear Country. Loved your video. I have an occupied den on my north 40 acres.
Great video. Thanks for sharing
where's the coffee?
Wow!! I never would think it would be like this!! He's a beautiful bear, poor thing missing an eye, thank you for sharing!!!
That was really neat and informative, thanks for posting.
thanks for trail cameras! He didn't look very thin
Rob Bobcat I thought he or she would be thinner too. So when I see one in the wilderness, can't' really tell if it is well fed or really hungry. Yikes. Met a mom and a little cub once, but they were just on the trail ahead of me sniffing around, got some water and came back, jumped around on a fallen log. I managed to get some pictures while keeping an eye out for any other cubs, and trying to make sure the other 9 people in my hiking party didn't scare them away. So the sleep 4 months and spend another month waking up? Don't the females give birth in the dens? Good thing it didn't collapse while he was sleeping.
Rob Bobcat he looks pretty good, doesn’t he.
Someone in a bear sanctuary recently told us that bears don't actually loose very much (if any) weight during the hibernation. They only loose a lot after they woke up because food is hard to come by in spring. And it takes a while until they find enough to maintain their weight.
Also apparently the hibernation i's not a totally deep sleep. They wake up every day for some hours to stretch and go back to sleep. Very interesting
I thought of that, too. But they also don't hibernate as long as brown bears in much colder climates. They start denning in October and don't come out till spring. That's gives them more time to lose fat.
if its black . Attack if its brown. lay down if its white. goodnight
Black bears come in black (standard), brown ("cinnamon bears"), white ("spirit bear), and gray-blue ("glacier bear"). The far east Asian subspecies of brown bear from eastern Russia and northern China can be nearly black in colour.
John Smith I’d have bear mace first. Black Bears it seems don’t like high pitched noises. There was a bear encounter a few years ago where someone hit an axe against a brick and the noise from it made a bear take off. But before you feel brave to take on a Black Bear they can weigh over 800lbs. One was shot and killed in NJ of all places and it was over 800lbs.
@@tarynlutz2761 lol I live in bear country and when a grizzly is charging at you a gun wouldn't do nothing! Bear spray has a wider range and is the better option if you wanna live. It would take at least 3 shots with a hand gun to take a grizzly down
Dan, thanks. There's more bears in my yard than squirrels. I can't see what's around my front corner til I get there and saw a bear track right by my front steps in snow
@@redpilled4781 😨😨😨
Thank you for sharing ❤️
Beautiful, thank you ❤️
That was good. Thanks
I’m so groggy when I wake, yesterday my alarm went off and I picked up the phone.
hahaha
These are amazing observations. Thank you so much for sharing!
Glad you like them!
Great video. Thanks for all your hard work on it.
2:14 Pop Up!! That surprised me.
Geez, that 4months nap sure did a number on him 😅😅
That's really cool to see. Thanks for posting this.
Wonderful bit of footage. Thank you for sharing.
Poor guy has had it rough.
It's so weird, how different life for wild animals is to ours. The bear's born, fights to survive, maybe has cubs of it's own, and dies. No more, no less.
@@mfitzburger5137 only difference is there isn't a council of fat lazy bears that come and take a piece of every meal he finds and tells him that's so they can feed him when he's old. Then when he gets old he finds out 'feeding him' means a small crust of bread once a month...
it seems like a teen-ager getting out of bed...
Thanks for sharing!
Amazing! Thank you!
That's my brother!
"Left for good" *comes back next morning*
those are great shots, but it's your narration that makes it special!
Very enjoyable and calming watching this. Thanks for your hard work and effort making it.